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Sack race quiz bee mechanics
The document describes the mechanics and guidelines for a sack race quiz bee competition between teams composed of faculty members and students from the College of Arts. Each team will race while carrying a sack and answering questions to earn hops forward. The team that finishes the race in the least amount of time will be declared the winner. The summary provides the essential details about the competition format and rules in 3 sentences.
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- 2. 02MECHANICS AND GUIDELINESMECHANICSAND GUIDELINES All AB Students and College of Arts faculty members are enjoined to participate. AB Students and the College of Arts faculty members shall come up with six teams. There will be seven members per team composed of 1 English faculty, 1 Soc. Scie. faculty, 1 Filipino faculty and 1 AB student from each of the year levels; 2 males and 2 females in that composition.
- 3. 03MECHANICS AND GUIDELINESMECHANICSAND GUIDELINES In playing the game, each team will be provided with a sack. Unlike the usual sack race, the teams will be provided with a series of questions (Quiz Bee). Each team shall answer the questions by writing their answer in an illustration board. Whoever gives the correct answer shall be entitled with one hop forward. Teams with incorrect answers are not entitled to hop.
- 4. 04MECHANICS AND GUIDELINESMECHANICSAND GUIDELINES The teams that will reach the halfway of the course shall hop as fast as they can, heading toward the finish lines. The team that garners the least time to reach the finish line shall be proclaimed winner.
- 5. 05SACK RACE QUIZBEE ARE YOUARE YOU READY?READY? GOODGOOD LUCK!LUCK! ☺☺
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- 7. In the productionof speech sounds, what articulator plays a decisive role in forming the constrictions for many consonants and in distinguishing vowels, and which is considered as the most mobile and flexible structure in the vocal tract? A. Pharynx B. Tongue C. Velum D. Hard Palate
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- 10. What is thedetailed description of the life history of a person, written by the same person called ?
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- 13. In poetry, whatdo we call a single, related chunk of lines or a unit or group of lines which forms one particular faction in poetry? A. Rhythm and Rhyme B. Poetic Foot C. Tone D. Stanza
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- 16. What do wecall an expression that has become hackneyed and trite; an expression that has lost its precise meaning by constant reiteration, in other words, becomes stereotyped?
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- 19. A three-headed dogthat in Greek mythology, guards the entrance to Hades: A. Charon B. Dionysus C. Cerberus D. Chiron
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- 22. Which of KingArthur’s nephews had an encounter with the Green Knight?
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- 25. In linguistics, theInternational Phonetic Alphabet is a system of phonetic notation devised by linguists to accurately and uniquely represent each of the wide variety of sounds (phones or phonemes) used in spoken human language. Using the IPA, how many standard phonetic symbols comprise the word ‘ENGLISH’? A. Two B. Six C. Seven D. Four
- 26. B. Six English IPA= /‘ŋ gl /ɪ ɪʃ
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- 28. “ Andrew gaveHenry a long shirt-like garment.” What pattern does the sentence use?
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- 31. What do wecall the use of a pleasant or pale expression instead of an unpleasant, harsh or depressing tone?
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- 34. Which American authoris generally regarded as the inventor of modern detective fiction? A. John Grisham B. Mark Twain C. Herman Melville D. Edgar Allan Poe
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- 37. How would youplay a paradiddle? A. Beat a rapid rhythm on a drum B. Carry out a prank or mild practical joke C. In cricket or baseball, hit the ball twice on a single swing D. Tell a white lie
- 38. A. Beat arapid rhythm on a drum (Paradiddle –an exercise or sequence performed typically on the snare drum.)
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- 40. Which is thecorrectly spelt word? A. Ommineous B. Omineous C. Ominous D. Omenous
- 41. C. Ominous - portending evilor harm; forebod ing; threatening; inauspicious
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- 43. What do wecall the modern verse or poetry without any formal structure; that is without systematic regularity in rhythm and in rhyme?
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- 46. Nouns are usedin different ways: “The dog barks. The man bit the dog.” In the first case, dog is the actor, or the one that initiates the action of the verb. In the second, dog is acted upon. In “The dog barks,” the dog is the subject of the verb. In the other sentence, dog is________. A. Indirect object B. Direct object C. Subject complement D. Predicate nominative
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- 49. In Greek mythology,it is described as a monster, shaped half like a man and half like a bull, confined in the labyrinth built by Daedalus for King Minos. It is given a periodic tribute of youths and maidens as food until slain by Theseus. A. Gorgon B. Centaur C. Cyclops D. Minotaur
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- 52. William Wordsworth, Samuel TaylorColeridge and Robert Southey are commonly referred to as the 'what' Poets? A. Lake Poets B. River Poets C. Swamp Poets D. Cavalier Poets
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- 55. What simple term,alternatively called Anglo-Saxon, refers to the English language which was used from the 5th century Germanic invasions, until (loosely) its fusion with Norman- French around 12-13th centuries?
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- 58. What is thename given to the study of speech sounds or spoken language?
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- 61. Which is thecorrectly spelt word? A. Sepulchral B. Sepilchral C. Seplechral D. Sepalchrl
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- 64. What are thekina, the kuna, the kwacha and the kyat? A. Kick-boxing techniques B. Levels of voodoo priesthood C. Parrots D. Units of currency
- 65. D. Units of currency (Kina-monetary unit of Papua New Guinea Kuna- monetary unit of Croatia Kwacha- monetary unit of Malawi Kyat- monetary unit of Burma)
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- 67. A deipnosophist isan expert in which of the following areas? A. Dinner-table conversation B. Disguising the voice C. Ditch construction D. Dividing assets following divorce
- 68. B. Disguising thevoice
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- 70. You may havecome across words or phrases that can be read the same way in either direction. What are such words called? A. Palindromes B. Synonyms C. Homophones
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- 73. Which of thefollowing is an example of an Imperative sentence? A. “The house will be built on a hill.” B. “How did you find the card?” C. “The monster is attacking!” D. “Cheryl, try the other door.”
- 74. D.“Cheryl, try the otherdoor.”
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- 76. Complete the statementwith an appropriate conjunction. “My goal is to become a doctor; ___________, I work especially hard in my science classes.” A. Nevertheless B. But C. However D. Therefore
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- 79. What do wecall the descriptive or figurative language used in literature to create word pictures for the readers?
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- 82. After some earlytroubles, Orpheus and his wife Eurydice might have enjoyed a long and happy life together if only Orpheus had not made a critical mistake. What did he do wrong? A. Entered the gates of Hades B. Fell asleep while drunk C. Forgot to dedicate a song to Hera D. Looked at his wife
- 83. D. Looked athis wife
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- 85. The month Januaryis named for Janus, a Roman god who had two _______? A. Centaurs B. Faces C. Mothers D. Physical forms
- 86. B. Faces Janus, Theroman god of gates, doors, beginning and endings.
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- 88. In ancient warfare,what was “The Parthian Shot”? A. A duel in which archers fired in turn as they gradually drew nearer B. A maneuver where a mounted archer turned to shoot behind him C. A shot directed at the horse so the rider could be taken for ransom D. A simultaneous volley of arrows meant to intimidate the enemy
- 89. B. A maneuverwhere a mounted archer turned to shoot behind him
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- 91. What word, meaning 'measure'in Greek, refers to the rhythm of a line of verse?
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- 94. Which is trueof the following example? "A man had just married an automobile." A. It is a simple sentence. B. It is a complex sentence. C. It is a compound sentence. D. It is a compound-complex sentence.
- 95. A. It isa simple sentence.
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- 97. The flag ________in the breeze as we wondered ________ the wind would ever die down. A. flutterred, weather B. fluttered, whether
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- 100. Which of thefollowing words contains a prefix? A. disown B. clinical C. journal
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- 102. It is ahumorous imitation of a literary work, one that exaggerates or distorts the characteristics features of the original. A. Farce B. Comedy C. Satire D. Parody
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- 105. The American shortstory writer William Sydney Porter is better known by his pseudonym. What was it? A. O. Henry B. Ring Lardner C. Damon Runyon D. James Thurber
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- 108. He was anAmerican attorney and politician who became known as an orator during the movement for independence in Virginia in the 1770s. He also served as the first and sixth post-colonial Governor of Virginia, from 1776 to 1779 and from 1784 to 1786. A. Patrick Henry B. John Adams C. Thomas Jefferson
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- 111. Which description belowbest describes the god Poseidon? A. God of wine and celebrating, he was the youngest of the Olympians B. God of war, his symbols were the spear and shield C. God of the ocean and horses, his symbol was a trident
- 112. C. God ofthe ocean and horses, his symbol was a trident
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- 114. It is amelodic poem that expresses the observations and feelings of a single speaker.
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- 117. A porbeagle isa type of ______. A. Sailboat B. Servant C. Shark D. Sheep-dog
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- 120. Who made apact with the demon Mephistopheles?
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- 123. It is theliteral or dictionary definition of a word.
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