Analytical Post Test

ANALYTICAL POST
TEST
FINAL
COACHING
Virgo Clemente Lopez, Review Facilitator
Item 1
 A. Now, we shall do everything we can to enforce this law.
 B. In the struggle against crime, government and people
should join hands.
 C. Republic Act 7659, the death penalty law is government’s
response against cruelty and heartlessness.
 D. The law’s main objective is not retribution but reform and
rehabilitation of offenders and would-be offenders.
 E. All countries in the world are presently siege by violent
crime.
 a. CEBAD b. EBCDA c. CEDAB d. ACEBD e. CBEDA

Item 1
should join hands.
crime.

should join hands.
crime.

Item 2
The recent establishment of “Crime Busters” officially
A
sanctioned neighborhood block watching groups, has
B
dramatic improved relations between citizens and police.
C D
No error
E
Item 2
The recent establishment of “Crime Busters” officially
A
sanctioned neighborhood block watching groups, has
B
dramatic improved relations between citizens and police.
C D
No error
E
Item 3
The effort to create appropriate theatrical effects often
A B
result in settings that cannot
be effective without an imaginative lighting crew. No error

C D E
Item 3
The effort to create appropriate theatrical effects often
A B
result in settings that cannot
be effective without an imaginative lighting crew. No error

C D E
Item 4
 The doctor recommended eating healthier
meals and _______________.
a. to do exercise c. exercise
b. doing exercise d. to exercise
Item 4
 The doctor recommended eating healthier
meals and _______________.
a. to do exercise c. exercise
b. doing exercise d. to exercise
Item 5
These patients are facing
_______ death.
A. eminent C. imminent
B. Eminence D. Imminence
Item 5
These patients are facing
_______ death.
A. eminent C. imminent
B. Eminence D. Imminence
Item 6
 There are times when we are forced to
do things against our own volitions. The
underlined word means:
 a. opinion
 b. intuition
 c. will
 d. Fate
Item 6
 There are times when we are forced to
do things against our own volitions. The
underlined word means:
 a. opinion
 b. intuition
 c. will
 d. Fate
Item 7
 William Shakespeare showed composure in
front of his critics amidst countless derision.
The underlined word means:
 a. agitation
 b. fear
 c. aplomb
 d. Nervousness
Item 7
 William Shakespeare showed composure in
front of his critics amidst countless derision.
The underlined word means:
 a. agitation
 b. fear
 c. aplomb
 d. Nervousness
Item 8
 Mr. V goes to the office every afternoon to
___________ his wife.
 a. pick off
 b. pick up
 c. pick on
 d. pick out
Item 8
 Mr. V goes to the office every afternoon to
___________ his wife.
 a. pick off
 b. pick up
 c. pick on
 d. pick out
Item 9
 The multinational firm is recruiting new
graduates ______ possess management skills.
 a. who
 b. whom
 c. that
 d. which
Item 9
 The multinational firm is recruiting new
graduates ______ possess management skills.
 a. who
 b. whom
 c. that
 d. which
Item 10
 About 75% of the world’s population _____ in
developing countries.
 a. lives
 b. lived
 c. has lived
 d. are living
Item 10
 About 75% of the world’s population _____ in
developing countries.
 a. lives
 b. lived
 c. has lived
 d. are living
Item 11
 Both Manny Pacquiao and his wife _____
tearful as they arrived home with the trophy.
 a. is
 b. are
 c. was
 d. were
Item 11
 Both Manny Pacquiao and his wife _____
tearful as they arrived home with the trophy.
 a. is
 b. are
 c. was
 d. were
Item 12
 Every boy and girl _____ required to report on
time.
 a. was
 b. were
 c. is
 d. are
Item 12
 Every boy and girl _____ required to report on
time.
 a. was
 b. were
 c. is
 d. are
Item 13
 The students _____ their written reports before
the scheduled date.
 a. submitted
 b. had submitted
 c. are submitting
 d. have submitted
Item 13
 The students _____ their written reports before
the scheduled date.
 a. submitted
 b. had submitted
 c. are submitting
 d. have submitted
Item 14
 The University of the Philippines was
________ in 1908.
 a. found
 b. founded
 c. founding
 d. find
Item 14
 The University of the Philippines was
________ in 1908.
 a. found
 b. founded
 c. founding
 d. find
Item 15
 There are hundreds of thousands of Filipinos
in the US that one can practically _____ into
them.
 a. push
 b. collide
 c. bump
 d. look
Item 15
 There are hundreds of thousands of Filipinos
in the US that one can practically _____ into
them.
 a. push
 b. collide
 c. bump
 d. look
Item 16
 Fork: Spoon- _________________: __________
 a. Belt : Dress
 b. Cup : Saucer
 c. Lace : Shoes
 d. Pocket : Pants
Item 16
 Fork: Spoon- _________________: __________
 a. Belt : Dress
 b. Cup : Saucer
 c. Lace : Shoes
 d. Pocket : Pants
Item 17
 Oil : Floats- _________________: __________
 a. Water : Boils
 b. Alcohol : Evaporates
 c. Gasoline : Smells
 d. Stone : Hardens
Item 17
 Oil : Floats- _________________: __________
 a. Water : Boils
 b. Alcohol : Evaporates
 c. Gasoline : Smells
 d. Stone : Hardens
Item 18
 The old man in the selection is a _________.
 a. farmer
 b. soldier
 c. pilot
 d. shepherd
Item 18
 The old man in the selection is a _________.
 a. farmer
 b. soldier
 c. pilot
 d. shepherd
 (1) The warplanes came roaring
down from the sky, flying low over
the fields and scattering the sheep in
terror. (2) The old man shook his fist
in violent anger, then set about
patiently to gather his flock.
Item 19
 Taking place not away from the fields is
_______.
 a. an exercise
 b. an airshow
 c. a contest
 d. a battle
Item 19
 Taking place not away from the fields is
_______.
 a. an exercise
 b. an airshow
 c. a contest
 d. a battle
 (1) The warplanes came roaring
down from the sky, flying low over
the fields and scattering the sheep in
Item 20
 The most intense sound is _____________.
 a. whizzed
 b. zoomed
 c. roared
 d. blared
Item 20
 The most intense sound is _____________.
 a. whizzed
 b. zoomed
 c. roared
 d. blared
(1) The warplanes came roaring down

from the sky, flying low over the
fields and scattering the sheep in
21. WHAT HUMAN RIGHT IS VIOLATED WHEN ONE
OPENS A LETTER WITHOUT PERMISSION FROM THE
ADDRESSEE?
A. Right to privacy of

communication and
correspondence
B. Right to read the letter
C. Right to open the envelope
without permission
D. Right to private affairs
21. WHAT HUMAN RIGHT IS VIOLATED WHEN ONE
OPENS A LETTER WITHOUT PERMISSION FROM THE
ADDRESSEE?
A. Right to privacy of

communication and
correspondence
B. Right to read the letter
C. Right to open the envelope
without permission
D. Right to private affairs
22. WHAT LAW WAS PASSED BY PHILIPPINE
CONGRESS IN 1995 WHICH AFFIRMS THE TOTAL
INTEGRATION OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES INTO
THE MAINSTREAM OF SOCIETY?
A. Republic Act No. 7277

B. Republic Act No. 7784
C. Republic Act No. 7722
D. Republic Act No. 7776
22. WHAT LAW WAS PASSED BY PHILIPPINE
CONGRESS IN 1995 WHICH AFFIRMS THE TOTAL
INTEGRATION OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES INTO
THE MAINSTREAM OF SOCIETY?
A. Republic Act No. 7277

B. Republic Act No. 7784
C. Republic Act No. 7722
D. Republic Act No. 7776
23. AN INDIVIDUAL HAS THE RIGHT TO FILE WRIT OF
AMPARO BEFORE THE INVESTIGATION OF AN
ADMINISTRATIVE CASE FIELD AGAINST HIM/HER. WHAT
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT IS INVOKED BY THE INDIVIDUAL?
A. Right to life, liberty

and security
B. Right to due process
C. Right to be defended by a
public attorney.
D. Right to self-defense
23. AN INDIVIDUAL HAS THE RIGHT TO FILE WRIT OF
AMPARO BEFORE THE INVESTIGATION OF AN
ADMINISTRATIVE CASE FIELD AGAINST HIM/HER. WHAT
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT IS INVOKED BY THE INDIVIDUAL?
A. Right to life, liberty

and security
B. Right to due process
C. Right to be defended by a
public attorney.
D. Right to self-defense
24. WHICH IS THE OVERRIDING AIM OF THE
CONSTITUTIONAL MANDATE ON SOCIAL JUSTICE?
A. To bridge the gap between the

rich and the poor.
B. To protect the squatter in the
possession of the premises occupied by
him because he is poor.
C. To authorize the taking of what is
in excess of one’s personal needs and
the giving it to another.
D. To work for social equality.
24. WHICH IS THE OVERRIDING AIM OF THE
CONSTITUTIONAL MANDATE ON SOCIAL JUSTICE?
A. To bridge the gap between the

rich and the poor.
B. To protect the squatter in the
possession of the premises occupied by
him because he is poor.
C. To authorize the taking of what is
in excess of one’s personal needs and
the giving it to another.
D. To work for social equality.
25. WHICH PRINCIPLE STATES THAT NO MAN IN THIS
COUNTRY IS ABOVE THE LAW AND THAT LAW MUST BE
OBEYED BY ALL AND APPLIED TO EVERYONE – RICH OR
POOR, LOWLY OR POWERFUL- WITHOUT FEAR OR FAVOR?
A. Rule of law

B. Rule of the majority’
C. Separation of church
and state
D. Social justice
25. WHICH PRINCIPLE STATES THAT NO MAN IN THIS
COUNTRY IS ABOVE THE LAW AND THAT LAW MUST BE
OBEYED BY ALL AND APPLIED TO EVERYONE – RICH OR
POOR, LOWLY OR POWERFUL- WITHOUT FEAR OR FAVOR?
A. Rule of law

B. Rule of the majority’
C. Separation of church
and state
D. Social justice
26. IN CONNECTION WITH GOVERNMENT TRANSACTIONS
INVOLVING PUBLIC INTEREST, WHICH POLICY IS
ADOPTED IN THE CONSTITUTION TO ASSURE THE
PUBLIC OF ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY?
A. Full public disclosure

B. Balanced and healthful
ecology
C. Private enterprise and
incentives to needed investments
D. Rural development and
agrarian reform
26. IN CONNECTION WITH GOVERNMENT TRANSACTIONS
INVOLVING PUBLIC INTEREST, WHICH POLICY IS
ADOPTED IN THE CONSTITUTION TO ASSURE THE
PUBLIC OF ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY?
A. Full public disclosure

B. Balanced and healthful
ecology
C. Private enterprise and
incentives to needed investments
D. Rural development and
agrarian reform
27. CAN THE ACCUSED WAIVE HIS RIGHT TO REMAIN
SILENT AND TO HAVE COMPETENT AND INDEPENDENT
COUNSEL?
A. No, except in writing and

in the presence of counsel.
B. Yes, if there is no counsel
offering his service.
C. No, it cannot be waived.
D. Yes, if he voluntarily does so.
27. CAN THE ACCUSED WAIVE HIS RIGHT TO REMAIN
SILENT AND TO HAVE COMPETENT AND INDEPENDENT
COUNSEL?
A. No, except in writing and

in the presence of counsel.
B. Yes, if there is no counsel
offering his service.
C. No, it cannot be waived.
D. Yes, if he voluntarily does so.
28. WHICH IS RIGHT VIOLATED BY
WIRETAPPING?
A. Freedom of expression

B. The right to private property
C. The right to privacy of
communication
D. The right to information on
matters of public concern
28. WHICH IS RIGHT VIOLATED BY
WIRETAPPING?
A. Freedom of expression

B. The right to private property
C. The right to privacy of
communication
D. The right to information on
matters of public concern
29. WHICH ACT IS A DEPRIVATION OF LIFE WITHOUT
DUE PROCESS?
A. Killing in self-defense

B. Salvaging
C. Imposition of the death
penalty
D. Death resulting from illness
29. WHICH ACT IS A DEPRIVATION OF LIFE WITHOUT
DUE PROCESS?
A. Killing in self-defense

B. Salvaging
C. Imposition of the death
penalty
D. Death resulting from illness
30. CAN YOU BE ARRESTED WITHOUT A WARRANT OF
ARREST?
A. No, if you are minor.

B. No, if you are more than 60
years old.
C. Yes, if you were reported to
have committed a crime.
D. Yes, if you are in the act of
committing a crime.
30. CAN YOU BE ARRESTED WITHOUT A WARRANT OF
ARREST?
A. No, if you are minor.

B. No, if you are more than 60
years old.
C. Yes, if you were reported to
have committed a crime.
D. Yes, if you are in the act
of committing a crime.
A. Matinding panangis
B. Di makaiyak o makaluha
C. Di matinag
D. Wala ng pakiramdam
A. Matinding panangis
B. Di makaiyak o makaluha
C. Di matinag
D. Wala ng pakiramdam
A. Nasa ilalim ng
kapangyarihan
B. Di makahalata
C. Kulang ang pagkakalake
D. Walang iisang salita
A. Nasa ilalim ng
kapangyarihan
B. Di makahalata
C. Kulang ang pagkakalake
D. Walang iisang salita
A. Arbitraryo
B. May sistema
C. Nagbabago
D. Ginagamit
A. Arbitraryo
B. May sistema
C. Nagbabago
D. Ginagamit
ITEM 34
•“Environment and ICT: Enemies

or Friends?” is a title of an
article published in a journal.
What does the title suggest?
CHOICES
• A. ICT can play both positive and negative roles in
environmental sustainability.
• B. The positive impact of ICT on the
environment is high.
• C. The positive environmental impact of ICT
outweighs its potentially negative impact.
• D. Either we go for ICT and ruin our
environment or sustain our environment and do away
with ICT.
CHOICES
• A. ICT can play both positive and negative roles in
environmental sustainability.
• B. The positive impact of ICT on the
environment is high.
• C. The positive environmental impact of ICT
outweighs its potentially negative impact.
• D. Either we go for ICT and ruin our
environment or sustain our environment and do away
with ICT.
ITEM 35
• Someone wrote: “Environment
relates to the profound relationship
between matter, nature, and
society, and in such a context ICTs
bring new ways of living in a more
interconnected society, all of which
reduces our dependency on matter
and affects our relationships with
nature.” What do these sentences
convey?
CHOICES
• A. Environment and ICT are poles apart.
• B. ICT impacts on environment.
• C. Environment affects ICT
• D. ICT brings us away from an

interconnected society.
CHOICES
• A. Environment and ICT are poles apart.
• B. ICT impacts on environment.
• C. Environment affects ICT
• D. ICT brings us away from an

interconnected society.
YOUR SCORE,
PLEASE.
STILL,
CONGRATS
EVERYONE!
YOU HAVE SURVIVED
ANSWERING THE
QUESTIONS!
“GREAT JOB, DEAR!”

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 a. CEBAD b. EBCDA c. CEDAB d. ACEBD e. CBEDA

 a. CEBAD b. EBCDA c. CEDAB d. ACEBD e. CBEDA

 a. CEBAD b. EBCDA c. CEDAB d. ACEBD e. CBEDA

be effective without an imaginative lighting crew. No error

be effective without an imaginative lighting crew. No error

A. Right to privacy of

A. Right to privacy of

A. Republic Act No. 7277

A. Republic Act No. 7277

A. Right to life, liberty

A. Right to life, liberty

A. To bridge the gap between the

A. To bridge the gap between the

A. Rule of law

A. Rule of law

A. Full public disclosure

A. Full public disclosure

A. No, except in writing and

A. No, except in writing and

A. Freedom of expression

A. Freedom of expression

A. Killing in self-defense

A. Killing in self-defense

A. No, if you are minor.

A. No, if you are minor.

•“Environment and ICT: Enemies

• A. Environment and ICT are poles apart.

• B. ICT impacts on environment.

• C. Environment affects ICT

• D. ICT brings us away from an

• A. Environment and ICT are poles apart.

• B. ICT impacts on environment.

• C. Environment affects ICT

• D. ICT brings us away from an

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