Remedial Test for English 9 (2nd Quarter)
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- Q1
Based on the photo, what can you observe about the descriptions provided which can be a sign of misinformation?
It is proven to be effective based on medical experts.
None of these.
The first description is luring the attention of tea lovers.
All the descriptions are positively framed to hype the product.
300sEN9VC-IVa-10 - Q2
In social media like Facebook, we commonly see posts about different products being advertised. Do you think this post can be considered truthful?
Maybe, because the substance in the medicine is used for the tea.
No, the product is obviously fake.
No, because not everything we see in social media is true. If the claim is true, there must be reliable sources to support it and it must be sold with a prescription from the doctor.
Yes, because Lianhua is the best medicine for all Covid-19 patients.
300sEN9VC-IVa-10 - Q3
Why do you think people easily fall victim to products they see on social media without examining them properly?
There are many people who lack access to medical facilities so they rely only on what they see in social media
All of the above.
The product is relevant to the current situation and some people are desperate to take a risk to survive the virus.
Social media advertisements capitalize on the testimonials of other people to make their product look more appealing and reliable.
300sEN9VC-IVa-10 - Q4
What other signs should readers pay attention to so they will not be tricked by some unreliable social media posts?
Check the popularity of the person who posted the information.
Check the number of likes, comments, and shares. The higher the interactions, the more reliable to post.
Always check the reliability and credibility of the account or website where the information is taken. Do multiple researchers to verify the information.
None of these.
300sEN9VC-IVa-10 - Q5
Which is TRUE about the danger of consuming medical products from hearsays and advice from someone who is not a medical expert?
There is a higher probability that you will get the same effect from the people who claimed its effectiveness.
It may cause you adverse effects which can lead to serious medical problems.
It can save a lot of money because there is no need to consult a doctor and pay for the doctor's fee.
It is a great chance for opening a business to take advantage of the situation.
300sEN9VC-IVa-10 - Q6
In a recent interview with Health, Dr. Brian Wind, co-chair of the American Psychological Association and adjunct professor in Vanderbilt University’s psychology department had this to say, “When we’re on Zoom ... the brain has to work overtime to process information. It isn’t picking up the social cues it’s used to identifying [like hand movements, body movements and even a person’s energy]. This places stress on the mind and uses up a lot of energy.”
Diana Concannon, PsyD, psychologist and dean of the California School of Forensic Studies at Alliant International University shares this about seeing ourselves onscreen, it “creates a feeling of being on stage and is often accompanied by a compulsion to perform, which requires more energy than a simple interaction.”
In short, Zoom fatigue is a general feeling of mental fatigue and exhaustion caused by video conferencing. If you’re in front of the camera all day or required to take part in multiple video calls each day, it will ultimately take its toll on you and your mental stamina.
Source: https://www.ucumberlands.edu/blog/zoom-fatigue
What is the selection all about?
Face-to-face meetings are much better than online meetings.
More health problems are arising after the lockdown due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Zoom fatigue is real and experts can prove that.
The mental processes during online meetings.
300sEN9VC-IVa-10 - Q7
In a recent interview with Health, Dr. Brian Wind, co-chair of the American Psychological Association and adjunct professor in Vanderbilt University’s psychology department had this to say, “When we’re on Zoom ... the brain has to work overtime to process information. It isn’t picking up the social cues it’s used to identifying [like hand movements, body movements and even a person’s energy]. This places stress on the mind and uses up a lot of energy.”
Diana Concannon, PsyD, psychologist and dean of the California School of Forensic Studies at Alliant International University shares this about seeing ourselves onscreen, it “creates a feeling of being on stage and is often accompanied by a compulsion to perform, which requires more energy than a simple interaction.”
In short, Zoom fatigue is a general feeling of mental fatigue and exhaustion caused by video conferencing. If you’re in front of the camera all day or required to take part in multiple video calls each day, it will ultimately take its toll on you and your mental stamina.
Source: https://www.ucumberlands.edu/blog/zoom-fatigue
How did the author provide a credible explanation about the topic?
The experts on the topic are quoted to provide the necessary explanation.
The article is professionally written and free from grammatical errors.
The used words are simple and clear.
All of the above.
300sEN9VC-IVa-10 - Q8
In a recent interview with Health, Dr. Brian Wind, co-chair of the American Psychological Association and adjunct professor in Vanderbilt University’s psychology department had this to say, “When we’re on Zoom ... the brain has to work overtime to process information. It isn’t picking up the social cues it’s used to identifying [like hand movements, body movements and even a person’s energy]. This places stress on the mind and uses up a lot of energy.”
Diana Concannon, PsyD, psychologist and dean of the California School of Forensic Studies at Alliant International University shares this about seeing ourselves onscreen, it “creates a feeling of being on stage and is often accompanied by a compulsion to perform, which requires more energy than a simple interaction.”
In short, Zoom fatigue is a general feeling of mental fatigue and exhaustion caused by video conferencing. If you’re in front of the camera all day or required to take part in multiple video calls each day, it will ultimately take its toll on you and your mental stamina.
Source: https://www.ucumberlands.edu/blog/zoom-fatigue
Why is it necessary to mention a brief background of the person who stated the information?
It makes the article unique because it can promote the people mentioned in the article which can benefit them professionally.
It allows the reader to verify the relevance and credibility of the background of a person to the topic being talked about.
Quotations can make the article interesting to the viewers.
This can lengthen the article.
300sEN9VC-IVa-10 - Q9
In a recent interview with Health, Dr. Brian Wind, co-chair of the American Psychological Association and adjunct professor in Vanderbilt University’s psychology department had this to say, “When we’re on Zoom ... the brain has to work overtime to process information. It isn’t picking up the social cues it’s used to identifying [like hand movements, body movements and even a person’s energy]. This places stress on the mind and uses up a lot of energy.”
Diana Concannon, PsyD, psychologist and dean of the California School of Forensic Studies at Alliant International University shares this about seeing ourselves onscreen, it “creates a feeling of being on stage and is often accompanied by a compulsion to perform, which requires more energy than a simple interaction.”
In short, Zoom fatigue is a general feeling of mental fatigue and exhaustion caused by video conferencing. If you’re in front of the camera all day or required to take part in multiple video calls each day, it will ultimately take its toll on you and your mental stamina.
Source: https://www.ucumberlands.edu/blog/zoom-fatigue
What would be the best title for the article?
Facts about Zoom Fatigue
How to Fight Zoom Fatigue
The Advantages of Zoom Meetings Over Face-to-Face Meetings
Beware of Zoom Application
300sEN9VC-IVa-10 - Q10
In a recent interview with Health, Dr. Brian Wind, co-chair of the American Psychological Association and adjunct professor in Vanderbilt University’s psychology department had this to say, “When we’re on Zoom ... the brain has to work overtime to process information. It isn’t picking up the social cues it’s used to identifying [like hand movements, body movements and even a person’s energy]. This places stress on the mind and uses up a lot of energy.”
Diana Concannon, PsyD, psychologist and dean of the California School of Forensic Studies at Alliant International University shares this about seeing ourselves onscreen, it “creates a feeling of being on stage and is often accompanied by a compulsion to perform, which requires more energy than a simple interaction.”
In short, Zoom fatigue is a general feeling of mental fatigue and exhaustion caused by video conferencing. If you’re in front of the camera all day or required to take part in multiple video calls each day, it will ultimately take its toll on you and your mental stamina.
Source: https://www.ucumberlands.edu/blog/zoom-fatigue
All can be suggested to avoid Zoom fatigue, EXCEPT:
There must be a recommended number of hours in online meetings to prevent Zoom fatigue.
Taking an eye break and wearing eye protection can be useful when attending long meetings within a day.
Taking a rest in between calls or while in the call can be helpful to the brain while attending online meetings.
Practice multitasking by watching funny videos, listening to music, or playing games while attending online meetings.
300sEN9VC-IVa-10 - Q11
Directions: Identify the different social issues raised in the following scenarios. Choose the letter of the correct answer.
These are some problems or concerns connected to a more significant issue affecting society.
Society
Social Injustice
Social Issues
socioeconomic status
300sEN9RC-IVa-2.18 - Q12
Identify the different social issues raised in the following scenarios. Choose the letter of the correct answer.
Those with an income below a certain point do not have the means to meet their essential needs.
Overpopulation
Social Inequality
Poverty
Unemployment
300sEN9RC-IVa-2.18 - Q13
Identify the different social issues raised in the following scenarios. Choose the letter of the correct answer.
The underlying effects of poverty which people are living in a housing or a shelter that is below the minimum standard or lacks secure tenure.
Harassment
Child Labor
Hunger
Homelessness
300sEN9RC-IVa-2.18 - Q14
Identify the different social issues raised in the following scenarios. Choose the letter of the correct answer.
As the population of the world grows, resources become scarcer which results from an increased birth rate, decreased death rate, immigration, or a sudden decline in available resources.
Corruption
Overpopulation
Climate change
Unemployment
300sEN9RC-IVa-2.18 - Q15
Identify the different social issues raised in the following scenarios. Choose the letter of the correct answer.
Obesity can also have an impact on another important social issue. This and other appearances become the subject of ridicule and humiliation, typically, among children and teenagers. Nowadays, it has evolved and already made its way to the digital world.
Crimes
Gender equality
Teenage Pregnancy
Cyber Bullying
300sEN9RC-IVa-2.18