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- Q 1/20Score 0“What is an educated Filipino?” is written by __________.29Francisco LunaJuan LunaManuel QuezonFrancisco Benitez
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- Q1“What is an educated Filipino?” is written by __________.Francisco LunaJuan LunaManuel QuezonFrancisco Benitez30s
- Q2What quality should distinguish the educated Filipino according to the passage?Reflective thinkingPhilosophyEconomic developmentPower to do30s
- Q3Which cultural group is described as excelling in reflective thinking in the passage?OccidentalOrientalEuropeanFilipino30s
- Q4According to the passage, which of the following strategies best represents how the power to do can be effectively applied?Developing philosophical approaches to problem-solvingEngaging in reflective thinking to guide actionsImplementing methods for managing resources and tasksApplying strategies for economic development30s
- Q5What is emphasized as essential for an educated Filipino in the passage?PhilosophyEconomic goods productionTaking actionReflective thinking30s
- Q6Should we consider a man who is utterly unable to support himself and is an economic burden to the society in which he lives educated merely because he possesses the superficial graces of culture? The highlighted words are used as ____________ in the sentence.verbadverbspronounsadjective30s
- Q7“Undoubtedly, a man may be, and often is, an efficient producer of economic goods and at the same time he may not be educated.” Which among the words in the sentence are examples of opinion-marking signals?undoubtedly, oftenmay be, may not beproducerefficient, economic30s
- Q8The mother, for example, who prepares wholesome meals, takes good care of her children, and trains them in moral and right conduct at home . What part of speech do the highlighted words used in the sentence?verbadjectiveadverbspronouns30s
- Q9“A manager refused to give specific tasks to workers he considered old because he thinks older people can’t handle that work.” The sentence is an example of __________.both bias and prejudiceneither bias nor prejudiceprejudicebias30s
- Q10Assuming someone is a gay because of the way he acts. This statement shows _______both bias and prejudicebiasneither bias nor prejudiceprejudice30s
- Q11Not hiring someone because of his or her age or gender is an example of ________neither bias nor prejudiceboth bias and prejudiceprejudicebias30s
- Q12“I venture to suggest that the educated Filipino should first be distinguished by the power to do.” What kind of sentence is this?SimpleCompoundComplexCompound-Complex30s
- Q13Which of the following statements is correct?Jogging, as a matter of fact is not good for people of all agesJogging, as a matter of fact, is not good for people of all ages.Jogging, as a matter of fact, is not good for all people of all ages.Jogging as matter of fact is not good for people of all ages.30s
- Q14Which of the following statements lack parallelism?Mark’s opinion of his employer is that he is smart, eloquent, and considerateEvery athlete can lead his team to a whooping victory by practicing hard, studying the plays and if he focuses on the signalsTeaching, facilitating and mentoring are the major tasks of a teacherTo see is to believe30s
- Q15“Your new training was stimulating and a challenge.” Which of the following sentences makes the statement parallel.Your new training was stimulated and challenged.Your new training was stimulating and challenging.Your new training was stimulate and a challenge.Your new trained was stimulating and challenging.30s
