PRE-BOARD IN ENGLISH 100 ITEMS
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- Q1
“Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves,” “Alladin and the Wonderful Lamp” and “The Story of Sinbad” are some of the entertaining stories in the collection entitled ___________.
The Magic Carpet
The Prince of Persia
Pirates of the Caribbean
The Arabian Nights
60s - Q2
The mayor’s wife is known for her “fondness” for signature watches and handbags. A synonym for fondness is __________.
selection
penchant
Dislike
Bias
30s - Q3
Romeo and Juliet is to Shakespeare as Iliad and Odyssey are to __________.
Agamemnon
Marlowe
Achilles
Homer
60s - Q4
The monarch of England whose strict adherence to morality influenced the struggle of good over evil in literary pieces was Queen ___________.
Victoria
Mary
Sophia
Elizabeth
30s - Q5
The part of a newspaper or magazine article which gives the name of the writer of the article is called ___________.
banner line
byline
headline
deadline
30s - Q6
If you have misplaced ___________ manual, I will be glad to lend you _____________.
my, yours
your, yours
my, mine
your, mine
30s - Q7
By the time you will arrive, the meeting ____________.
will end
has ended
will have ended
had ended
30s - Q8
A story put together through an exchange of letters is called:
politics
classic
episode
epistolary
60s - Q9
Queen Elizabeth II is the English monarch with the longest:
rind
rein
reign
rain
30s - Q10
To describe an easy task, the idiomatic expression to use is:
bite the bullet
piece of cake
spill the beans
break a leg
30s - Q11
When an individual is familiar with some bits of information such as
terms, names ofauthorities, some particular details, such knowledge is regarded as
metacognitive
conceptual
factual
procedural
30s - Q12
If ever you forgot raincoat, you can always use John.
Hour, hers
His, hers
Yours, ours
your, mine
30s - Q13
When hammering a nail through a wood. I am very careful not to wound .
myself
himself
ourselves
herself
30s - Q14
The phrase "Red letter day" is considered as a/an .
idiom
hyperbole
metaphor
simile
30s - Q15
We admire when Charlene speaks English fluently with .
him, me
him, we
Him, them
Her, me
30s