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1. Taking on a summer job is one way of
earning money when school is out.
2. Various companies have announced they
will be hiring part timers.
3. The three-month break is a good time to
get together with one‘s relatives.
4. Spending time with friends is one way of
showing them that they‘re important.
5. A lot of great movies are coming out in
theaters this summer.
6. Summer is also the time when certain
fruits are in season, like the mango.
7. Others capitalize on the heat by selling
halo-halo or ice candy.
8. Some just want to ‗beat the heat‘ and
take a swim.
9. The PAGASA reports that this year‘s
summer will be rainy.
10. This report does not dampen people‘s
enthusiasm for the coming vacation.
1. Taking on a summer job is one way of
earning money when school is out.
2. Various companies have announced they
will be hiring part timers.
3. The three-month break is a good time to
get together with one‘s relatives.
4. Spending time with friends is one way of
showing them that they‘re important.
5. A lot of great movies are coming out in
theaters this summer.
6. Summer is also the time when certain
fruits are in season, like the mango.
7. Others capitalize on the heat by selling
halo-halo or ice candy.
8. Some just want to ‗beat the heat‘ and
take a swim.
9. The PAGASA reports that this year‘s
summer will be rainy.
10. This report does not dampen people‘s
enthusiasm for the coming vacation.
1. No elderly ladies are talkative people.
2. Some spiders are web spinners.
3. No coins are square objects.
4. Some professors are not terrible bores.
5. All right triangles are Pythagorean triangles.
6. Some dogs are not long-haired animals.
7. All dolphins are mammals.
8. Some concerts are enjoyable affairs.
9. Some firefighters are not competent.
10. All politicians are trustworthy persons.
1. Universal Negative
2. Particular Affirmative
3. Universal Negative
4. Particular Negative
5. Universal Affirmative
6. Particular Negative
7. Universal Affirmative
8. Particular Affirmative
9. Particular Negative
10.Universal Affirmative
1. Looking for good second hand books is
something I enjoy doing.
2. To dig through stacks of books is
something every bargain hunter must do.
3. Knowing the staff really helps when
looking for an old, rare book.
4. My friends and I frequent this particular
bookstore in Quezon City.
5. They carry books that are out of print.
1. Looking for good second hand books
2. To dig through stacks of books
3. Knowing the staff
4. My friends and I
5. They
1. Motorists should be more
careful, especially in bad weather.
2. An untold number of road accidents
happen everyday.
3. The MMDA must be retrained in traffic
enforcement procedures.
4. Some drivers are prone to road rage.
5. These people let their emotions get the
better of them.
1. should be more careful, especially in bad
weather.
2. happen everyday.
3. must be retrained in traffic enforcement
procedures.
4. are prone to road rage.
5. let their emotions get the better of them.
1. A good society treasures its dissidents and
mavericks. Because of them, creative thinking is
produced.
2. In some schools the idea every child is unique is
forwarded. Therefore, academic competition is
discouraged.
3. Make a will. Otherwise, the state will determine
who gets your property.
4. Thea will not miss the event. After all, she is the
one who encouraged us to join.
5. We may infer that Hollywood films employ many
post-production workers. This is because of the
number of Hollywood movies with special effects
these days.
6. Their group did very well on the practical
examinations. Consequently, they got a good grade.
7. We had six hours in Gender Studies devoted to
analyzing Margaret Atwood‘s texts. It follows that a
large part of the midterms will be about these.
8. Sales of television units have fallen in the past few
years. It suggests that people do not like watching
TV as much as they used to.
9. Reese wanted to see the beach at sunset.
Hence, the group trekked to the coast at 5 PM.
10. Gardening is not my strongest point. After all, I do
not know the physical difference between topsoil
and subsoil.
1. A good society treasures its dissidents and
mavericks. Because of them, creative thinking is
produced.
2. In some schools the idea every child is unique is
forwarded. Therefore, academic competition is
discouraged.
3. Make a will. Otherwise, the state will determine
who gets your property.
4. Thea will not miss the event. After all, she is the
one who encouraged us to join.
5. We may infer that Hollywood films employ many
post-production workers. This is because of the
number of Hollywood movies with special effects
these days.
6. Their group did very well on the practical
examinations. Consequently, they got a good grade.
7. We had six hours in Gender Studies devoted to
analyzing Margaret Atwood‘s texts. It follows that a
large part of the midterms will be about these.
8. Sales of television units have fallen in the past few
years. It suggests that people do not like watching
TV as much as they used to.
9. Reese wanted to see the beach at sunset.
Hence, the group trekked to the coast at 5 PM.
10. Gardening is not my strongest point. After all, I do
not know the physical difference between topsoil
and subsoil.
1. All animals have internal liquid motion.
2. Corrupt practices of businessmen should
be monitored by the DOLE.
3. The subject Spanish as a Foreign
Language should be a requisite for
graduating in college.
4. The high school curriculum should
include practical subjects like TLE.
5. The Catholic Church should require its
members to allot 10% of their monthly
income to charity.
6. ‗Jueteng,‘ the numbers game, should be
made legal in the country.
7. Fill the cup with hot water before putting
instant coffee and sugar.
8. Television advertisements aimed at
children should be prohibited from airing.
9. The US, being a superpower, should not
have invaded Afghanistan.
10. Arranged marriages should be outlawed.
1. ND – this is a fact
2. ND – the word ‗corrupt‘ makes the
statement biased
3. D – specific, neutral, and isn‘t factual
4. ND – the word ‗practical‘ makes the
statement biased
5. D – specific, neutral, and isn‘t factual
6. D – specific, neutral, non-factual
7. ND – these are instructions
8. D – specific, neutral, non-factual
9. ND – the word ‗superpower‘ makes the
statement biased
10. D – specific, neutral, non-factual
1. The parking lot attendant is a crab. Crabs have
many legs. Therefore, the parking lot attendant
has many legs.
2. Filipinos are hospitable. We must always let
visitors sleep in our bedroom.
3. Grandfather says that it will be a stormy day.
His left knee always hurts when there is rain.
4. Frida is a painter and she is moody.
Therefore, all painters are moody.
5. The restaurant is Mediterranean. I expect
everyone—even the waiters—to be
Mediterranean.
6. This fashion magazine only accepts the
most stylish applicants.
7. Manny Pacquiao uses this particular
painkiller. It must be effective.
8. 1.566 m? Well, I have a piece of rope 1.567
m long. Use it; I‘m sure it‘ll be fine.
9. Harley gave Sabrina three sunflowers with
smiles.
10. The Marcoses would still be in power, had
the 1st
EDSA revolution not happened.
1. Equivocation
2. Accident
3. Non-sequitur
4. Composition
5. Division
6. Snob appeal
7. Ad verecundiam
8. Arguent of the beard
9. Amphiboly
10. Hypothesis contrary to fact
1. He is the writer of the essay ―Of
Studies.‖
2. Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote this essay.
3. Empiricism is a system of thought
forwarded by this writer.
4. Emerson was given this nickname.
5. The writer of ―Of Studies‖ was sent here
to study law.
6. A belief that man is inherently good and
that he can see the goodness in others.
7. He wrote the essay ―Values‖ .
8. The three kinds of people who study, according to
Emerson‘s essay.
9. The honor society that awarded a key to one of
the writers discussed.
10. According to ―Values‖, art makes man either a
participant or this.
11. This word means ‗cleansing‘ in Greek.
12. This is a Latin phrase that begins one of the
essays discussed.
13. ―Trust your own inner voice‖ is a theme from this
essay.
14. The writer of ―Of Studies‖ was awarded this
honor by the British monarchy.
15. This is the date Emerson‘s essay was published.
1. Francis Bacon
2. Self-Reliance
3. Francis Bacon
4. The Concord Sage
5. Trinity College
6. Transcendentalism
7. I.V. Mallari
8. Tricky, simple, wise
9. Phi Beta Kappa
10. Onlooker
11. Catharsis
12. Ne te quaesiveris extra
13. Self-Reliance
14. 1841
