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SEP2 MIDTERM REVIEW
[GED0021] SPECIALIZED ENGLISH PROGRAM 2 MIDTERM REVIEW
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Specialized English Program 2 is a three-unit course designed to prepare students to become effective communicators and to meet their needs particularly in terms of improving their ability to write effective oral presentations speeches. [T/F] | True |
| Our body can be used to communicate. [T/F] | False |
| Doing public speaking can benefit oneself. [T/F] | True |
| Module 2 will differentiate hearing from listening. [T/F] | True |
| Breathing, phonation, resonation, and articulation are listening processes. [T/F] | False |
| IPA stands for International Philippine Alphabet. [T/F] | False |
| Communication is simply transferring information from one source to another. [T/F] | True |
| The question below can be considered logos. Are the claims this speaker is making realistic? [T/F] | True |
| The question below can be considered logos. How does the speaker back up his argument? [T/F] | True |
| The following ideas- pity, anger, love, research- are associated with pathos. [T/F] | False |
| Logos requires studies and statistics. [T/F] | True |
| Ethos demonstrates truth to support a claim. [T/F] | False |
| The question below can be considered ethos. Have you looked at what experiences or claims to authority qualify this speaker to speak? [T/F] | True |
| The question below can be considered pathos. Does the speaker consider alternative arguments? [T/F] | False |
| Claiming a fact is a form of persuasive speech. [T/F] | True |
| A baby crying is listening. [T/F] | False |
| Pseudo-listening is a good habit. [T/F] | False |
| Rehearsing what you will say while the speaker is talking is self-centered listening. [T/F] | True |
| Selective listening is having a full good grasp of the speaker’s message. [T/F] | False |
| Attentive, insulated, fill-in, and selective are all bad habits of effective listening. [T/F] | False |
| Rehearsing what you will say while the speaker is talking is self-centered listening; thus, it is effective listening. [T/F] | False |
| Emphatic listening focuses on speaker’s emotion; thus, this provides emotional support in order to help speaker solve a problem or come to terms with a situation. [T/F] | True |
| Defensive listening is being interpreted as personal attacks because it is intended for that purpose. [T/F] | False |
| Water splashing on the glass window is hearing. [T/F] | True |
| A tire screeching which eventually produced a very loud sound due a sudden break made by a driver is listening. [T/F] | False |
| A neighbor’s karaoke is hearing. [T/F] | True |
| Informational listening is gathering of facts. [T/F] | True |
| In evaluative listening, speaker uses evidence. [T/F] | True |
| Emphatic listening focuses on speaker’s emotion. [T/F] | True |
| Human Speech Organs are responsible for sound production. [T/F] | True |
| Human Speech Organs can produce consonant sounds only. [T/F] | False |
| The three main parts of human speech producing apparatus are LUNGS, VOICE BOX, and VOCAL TRACT [T/F] | True |
| The breathing stage composes of two phases. These phases are called INHALATION and EXHALATION. [T/F] | True |
| Diaphragmatic breathing is also known as belly or abdominal breathing. [T/F] | True |
| The larynx is the main phonatory system where the phonation stage happens. [T/F] | True |
| The resonation stage is the stage which one’s voice can be amplified then specific sound is articulated. [T/F] | False |
| Pharynx, nasal cavity, uvula, upper part of larynx are considered resonators. [T/F] | True |
| Articulation stage occurs when the tone produced at the larynx is changed into specific sound. [T/F] | True |
| Upper lip, upper teeth, hard palate, trachea are all points of articulation. [T/F] | False |
| What is the most logical purpose of the breathing stage in speaking? To shorten the speech time To memorize the speech faster To control voice projection and clarity To increase vocal strain | To control voice projection and clarity |
| Which type of breathing is recommended for effective speech delivery? Mouth-to-mouth breathing Rapid short breathing Shallow chest breathing Diaphragmatic breathing | Diaphragmatic breathing |
| All underlined words have this vowel sound symbol /i/. SIT - SEAT - SET [T/F] | False |
| Both words have this vowel sound symbol /I/. MITT - KIT [T/F] | True |
| BET - LATE - CAKE have the same vowel sound. [T/F] | False |
| MET - SET - GET have the same vowel sound. [T/F] | True |
| CAT - MAP - FAT have the same vowel sound. [T/F] | True |
| Both words have this vowel sound symbol /a/. BAD - MASS [T/F] | False |
| GOOD - COOK - FOOD have the same vowel sound. [T/F] | False |
| LOOK - BOOK have the same vowel sound. [T/F] | True |
| All words (BOWL - SOLE - GOAL have this vowel sound /O/. [T/F] | True |
| All words have this vowel sound /ɔ/. LAW - PALL - SHALL [T/F] | False |
| In the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), which symbol represents the vowel sound in the word “see”? /æ/ /ɪ/ /e/ /iː/ | /iː/ |
| Which IPA symbol represents the consonant sound of the “th” in the word “think”? /θ/ /tʃ/ /ð/ /ʃ/ | /θ/ |
| What is the correct IPA transcription for the vowel sound in the word “cat”? /ɑː/ /e/ /æ/ /ʌ/ | /æ/ |
| Which of the following IPA symbols represents a voiced consonant? /b/ /k/ /p/ /t/ | /b/ |
| Which IPA vowel sound is present in the word “book”? /uː/ /ɔː/ /ʊ/ /ɒ/ | /ʊ/ |
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