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Miscellaneous GrammarSet 338

1What does B.R.B mean?

2What type of words should be avoided in captions?

3Followers of this faith are called Muslims?

4Divali, Idul-fit-tr, Divali, Christmas and Easter are all

5The process of finding the cause of a machine malfunction is called fault hunting.

6My brother is in grade 7 now. He is .....

7A manner of writing; it involves how something is said rather than what is said

8Using passages from source materials verbatim (exactly word by word), without quotation marks or without a reference .....

9Round 2:Connotation & Nuance. Which word means "forcing someone to follow rules" ?

10Sylvia Pennypincher checks into room 207 for a one-night stay. Early the next morning, Pennypincher leaves the hotel without paying her bill. When checking the 4 P.M. housekeeping report, the front desk finds room 207 listed as vacant and ready for sale and realizes that the guest was aa. due out.b. sleeper.c. skipper.d. sleep out.

11Which one is not social media?

12Which scenario illustrates a health scare?

13Marcy writes an article for the local paper about her class project? Which right allows her to do that?

14Tell whether the following are needs or wants.food

15What terms is used to describe discrimination against Jews?

16Describes an unusual or unexpected meaning of a word

17Choose the odd one outBake: mustard cake pie bread

18Condescending

19A muscle that bends a part of the body, such as an arm or a leg

20What does it mean to "mortify" someone?

21How do you say "sto" in English?

22Marco failed his essay because it was copied; he broke the school's ..... rules.

23The sandpaper was coarse and gritty, just what we needed to smooth down the finish.

24An ant's(A) antennae provide it(B) with a sense of hear(C), smell, touch(D), and taste.

25ICT collectively refers to the technologies, both hardware and software that enable humans to communicate with one another.

26N, an unprincipled person (often used humorously or affectionately)

27Does " auhtoritarian" have a possitive or negative association?

28What does the style aspect of text analysis examine?

29What is the significance of using BCE/CE instead of BC/AD?

30Creative Commons refers to works for which the creator has granted permission to share.

31Lead and Lead is a pair of '' ..... "?

32Concepts which cannot be given operational definitions are ..... concepts

33What is the primary intent of forgery?

34Plagiarism refers to:

35Taking someone else's work and passing it off as your own

36Information security

37I like your jacket. It is very cool.

38Connotative language

39What was today's topic?

40What does Positive Connotation mean?

41A word's connotation

42An idea that is implied or suggested

43Find one odd word A, B, C, or D. 11. A. sofa B. chair C. toilet D. table

44What is the recommendation in the above verse?

45Which refers to the intentional selection or choice of language outside of the range of normal language?

46Language learning software does not typically fall into this ....., however.

47What is a Spanglish?

48How are denotative and connotative meanings distinguished?

49What is an example of being loyal?

50A word no longer in use

51Spanish is no longer an official language in the Philippines. It is now considered a:

52You can be accused of ..... if you help the enemies of your country.

53What does BC stand for?

54It joins two words, ideas, phrases or clauses together in a sentence and shows how they are connected.

55Functional terms that tell the database how your keywords should be related. Common examples are AND/OR/NOT.

56CONJUNCTION in tagalog is .....

57Imagine Jackson, Emma, and Mia are on a treasure hunt. They found a mysterious box with a riddle that says, "What does it mean to 'Compare' in research?" Help them unlock the box!

58Opposite makes sense only in the context of the relationship between the two meanings.

59Degrees of comparison also called as .....

60What are the levels of adjectives for Comparison?

61Occurs when the most fundamental aspect of a statement is true, but the degree to which it is true is not correct.