Question 1

What are some factors that may influence selection?

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Culture, history, environment, and other factors

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Education, age, religion, and gender

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Height, weight, eye color, and hair type

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Food preferences, musical taste, and favorite color

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Political affiliation, favorite sports team, and pets owned

Question 2

What does the bamboo symbolize in the phrase 'pliant as the bamboo'?

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Flexibility

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Durability

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Strength

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Fragility

Question 3

Who is the author of 'Pliant as the Bamboo'?

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IV Mallari

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K. Rowling

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George R.R. Martin

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Stephen King

Question 4

What is the theme of the story 'Pliant as the Bamboo'?

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Resilience and adaptability

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Romance

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Adventure

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Horror

Question 5

Where is the story set in?

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The Philippines

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The United Kingdom

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The United States

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France

Question 6

What does the bamboo symbolize in the story?

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The Filipinos' resilience and adaptability

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The Filipinos' music and arts scene

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The Filipinos' agricultural industry

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The Filipinos' love for nature

Question 7

What is the purpose of using multimedia in a presentation?

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To enhance the message

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To bore the audience

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To confuse the audience

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To distract the audience

Question 8

What is the purpose of orally giving information?

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To convey information to an audience

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To entertain the audience

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To confuse the audience

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To test the audience

Question 9

What should be the main focus when giving instructions?

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Clarity and simplicity

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Humor and sarcasm

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Length and complexity

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Confusion and uncertainty

Question 10

What are some key elements of effective explanations?

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Logical structure and relevant examples

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Incoherent rambling and random tangents

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Emotional appeal and irrelevant examples

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Unrelated facts and excessive detail

Question 11

What is the purpose of narrating events in personal recounts?

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To share personal experiences with others

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To bore others with pointless stories

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To keep secrets and hide information

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To exaggerate and make up events

Question 12

What is a common mistake when orally giving information?

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Assuming the audience has prior knowledge

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Being too entertaining and energetic

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Speaking too slowly and clearly

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Using too many technical terms

Question 13

What should be avoided when giving instructions?

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Vague or ambiguous language

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Visual aids and demonstrations

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Clear and concise language

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Positive reinforcement and encouragement

Question 14

What is the purpose of narrating events in factual recounts?

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To provide accurate and unbiased information

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To manipulate and influence the audience

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To exclude important details and facts

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To embellish and sensationalize events

Question 15

What is a key factor in effective oral communication?

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Active listening and feedback

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Interrupting and talking over others

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Monotonous tone and lack of expression

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One-way communication and no feedback

Question 16

What should be included in a personal recount?

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Thoughts, feelings, and emotions

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Exaggerated and fictional events

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Random and unrelated anecdotes

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Only factual information and events

Question 17

What is the best way to engage and involve the audience?

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Asking questions and encouraging participation

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Using excessive humor and jokes

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Using complicated technical language

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Ignoring the audience and talking at them

Question 18

What is the purpose of giving instructions?

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To guide someone in completing a task.

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To confuse someone.

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To test someone's patience.

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To waste time.

Question 19

What should you include when giving information?

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All relevant details.

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Random bits of information.

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Only the facts you find interesting.

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Anything that comes to mind.

Question 20

Why is it important to make explanations?

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To clarify something that may be confusing.

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To waste time.

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To show off your knowledge.

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To make things more confusing.

Question 21

What should you do when narrating events?

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Include important details and be clear.

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Leave out important details.

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Be intentionally unclear.

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Make up details to make the story more interesting.

Question 22

When giving instructions, what should you do if the person you are speaking to doesn't understand something?

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Repeat or rephrase the instruction until they understand.

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Give up on trying to explain.

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Yell at them.

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Ignore them and move on.

Question 23

What should you do when giving information about a topic you are not an expert in?

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Be honest about your level of expertise.

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Avoid giving any information.

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Make up information.

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Pretend to be an expert.

Question 24

When making explanations, what should you do if someone disagrees with what you are saying?

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Listen to their perspective and try to find common ground.

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Ignore them and move on.

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Insult them for not understanding.

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Argue with them until they submit to your point of view.

Question 25

What should you do if someone asks you to narrate a personal event that you are uncomfortable sharing?

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Politely decline and explain that you are not comfortable sharing the information.

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Share the information anyways and deal with the consequences later.

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Refuse to speak with them again.

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Make up a fake story to tell them.

Question 26

When giving instructions, what can you do to make sure the person you are speaking to understands?

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Use clear and concise language.

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Use slang and jargon they may not understand.

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Speak quickly and mumble.

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Use overly complicated language.

Question 27

What should you do if you make a mistake while narrating an event?

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Acknowledge the mistake and correct it.

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Ignore the mistake and keep going.

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Stop narrating and refuse to continue.

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Pretend the mistake was intentional.

Question 28

What is the first step in interpreting a material?

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Read or watch the material

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Choose a perspective to analyze the material from

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Identify the author's intent

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Look up the meanings of unfamiliar words

Question 29

What is the term for a book that contains pictures?

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Illustrated Book

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Cookbook

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Dictionary

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Novel

Question 30

Which of the following genres focuses on real-world issues and events?

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Documentary

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Horror

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Fantasy

Question 31

What is the definition of intuition?

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A gut feeling based on instinct or past experience

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A feeling of doubt or uncertainty

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A formal study of beliefs

Question 32

What is the relationship between perception and belief?

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Perception can serve as a source of belief

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Perception always shapes belief to match reality

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Perception always contradicts belief

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Perception and belief are unrelated

Question 33

What is perception?

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The process of organizing and interpreting sensory information

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The ability to sense things beyond our physical reality

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The act of forming beliefs without evidence

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The experience of altered states of consciousness

Question 34

What is inference?

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The process of reaching a conclusion based on evidence and reasoning.

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The process of only considering one piece of evidence to make a decision.

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The process of blindly accepting information without questioning it.

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The process of making assumptions without any evidence.

Question 35

What is hearsay?

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Information received from other people that one cannot adequately substantiate

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Information that is verified by multiple sources

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Information that is provided by an expert

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Information gathered from firsthand experience

Question 36

Which of the following is an example of evidence?

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Statistics that support a claim

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An opinion from a popular celebrity

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A hypothetical scenario

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A personal anecdote

Question 37

What is the purpose of citing evidence?

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To support a general statement with facts or examples

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To confuse the audience with technical jargon

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To provide humor to the audience

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To appeal to the audience's emotional side

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