MCQ in English Part 6 | Licensure Exam for Teachers 2022

(Last Updated On: July 20, 2022)

This is the LET Reviewer 2022, Multiple Choice Questions in English Part 6 as one coverage of Licensure Examinations for Teachers (LET). The exam is divided into two classifications. First is the elementary level exam which covers topics from General Education (GenEd) 40% and Professional Education (ProfEd) 60%. Secondly is the secondary level which covers GenEd 20%, ProfEd 40% and area of specialization 40%. I assume you are looking for a reviewer that will help you achieve your goal to become a professional License teacher very soon. Yes, you are in the right place to make your dream come true. Make sure to familiarize each and every questions to increase the chance of passing the Licensure Examinations for Teachers (LET).

Area of Specialization Coverage

Area of specialization refers to the majorship or the specific field that BSED graduate will handle:

• ENGLISH
• BIOLOGY
• CHEMISTRY
• VALUES
• MATH
• FILIPINO
• SOCIAL STUDIES
• MUSIC, ART, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, and HEALTH or MAPEH
• TECHNOLOGY and LIVELIHOOD EDUCATION
• AGRICULTURE AND FISHERY ARTS

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Choose the letter of the best answer in each questions.

251. _____ is an epic about the adventures of early Muslim warriors who defended Islam.

A. Indarapatra and Sulayman

B. Bantugan

C. Parang Sabu

D. Darangan

252. During the 18th century, what kind of novel is most common?

A. Religious

B. Epistolary

C. Picaresque

D. Gothic

253. This is a literary movement in America that looks through life as it is.

A. Romanticism

B. Puritanism

C. Realism

D. Naturalism

254. All the Cities below were centers of government, religion, and culture in the 3rd Millennium B.C except _____.

A. Babylon

B. Nineveh

C. Baghdad

D. Thebes

255. What is the main idea that can be inferred from the stanza below?

Time is a pair of scissors

And life, a bolt of brocade

When the lost section is done

The scraps are committed to a bonfire

A. Transitoriness of life

B. Cruelty of time

C. Beauty of life

D. Destruction of beauty

256. “Ibong Mandaragit” was written by ____.

A. Amado V. Hernandez

B. Vergilio Almario

C. Lualhati Bautista

D. Edgardo Reyes

257. Poetry during the age of modernism is characterized by _____.

A. Measure

B. Free Verse

C. Blank Verse

D. Rhyme

258. “Her dress is as blue as the sky” is an example of _____.

A. Simile

B. Hyperbole

C. Metaphor

D. Onomatopoeia

259. A Comedia usually ends with the _____.

A. Death of the Prince

B. Victory of Muslims

C. Death of the Queen

D. Victory of Christians

260. The American Renaissance also known as the American Romantic Movements paved the way for the birth of _____.

A. Romanticism

B. Transcendentalism

C. Naturalism

D. Realism

261. What does Sappho tell the lesbian woman about her death in the poem below?

To An Uncultured Lesbian Woman

“Yes, thou shalt die,

And lie

Dump in the silent tomb;

Nor of thy name

Shall these by any fame”

A. She will not be famous in death

B. She will find peace

C. She will be placed in a tomb

D. She will be forgotten

262. The Ifugao epic “HUDHUD” immortalized the hero _____.

A. Lumawig

B. Banna

C. Duluyan

D. Aligaynon

263. Who is considered the Indian counterpart of Shakespeare?

A. Kalidasa

B. Tagore

C. Khagyam

D. Sadi

264. Both Realism and Naturalism oppose ______.

A. Classicism

B. Symbolism

C. Romanticism

D. Neoclassicism

265. This is Geoffrey Chaucer’s collection of stories in poetic form.

A. The Canterbury Tales

B. Lliad

C. Decameron

D. Beowulf

266. Which of the statements below supports this statement: “The Homeric poems greatly influenced the development of Greek Civilization.”

A. The Greeks became the great warriors

B. The great epic characters became the models of conduct for the later generations of the Greeks

C. The Olympian gods were worshipped

D. The Greeks became the good architects

267. Filipino folks narratives’ function is _____.

A. To ward off evil spirits

B. To explain natural phenomena

C. To teach proper behavior

D. To honor the gods

268. Among the following statements, which best describe the difference between the three canticles of the Divine Comedy?

A. In Inferno, they become more corporeal as Dante descends into the lower circles

B. In Purgatorio, they have corporeal shape, but not corporeal

C. In Paradiso, they have neither bodies nor images but simply lights; in Purgatorio, they have corporeal shape but not corporeal substance; and in Inferno, they become more corporeal as Dante descends into lower circles

D. In Paradiso, they have neither bodies nor images but not a corporeal substance

269. _____ are at war in the lliad.

A. Trojans and Macedonians

B. Trojans and Minoans

C. Trojans and Acheans

D. Trojans and Phoenicians

270. The lines of the poem below describe Africa as a land that is _____.

AFRICA

David Deop

Africa, my Africa

Africa of proud warriors

In ancestral savanna

Africa of whom my grandmother

Songs

A. Free and beautiful

B. Mysterious and unexplored

C. War town and undeveloped

D. Primitive and uncivilized

271. Because of his poetic style, Ezra Pound is considered a/an

A. Philosophical

B. Imagist

C. Metaphysical

D. Romantic

272. Oedipus _____ as a punishment for killing his father and having sexual relations with his mother.

A. Castrated himself

B. Killed himself

C. Ordered his sons to murder him

D. Gouged his eyes

273. ______ can be inferred from Iseneses’ “answer.”

A. She respects Creon

B. She fears Creon

C. She understands Creon

D. She likes Creon

274. The following are romantic poets except

A. William Blake

B. Robert Burn

C. John Milton

D. John Keats

275. _____ is famous for his plays that used the “alienation effect”.

A. Henrick Ibsen

B. August Strindberg

C. Bertolt Brecht

D. Thomas Mann

276. In the poem below, what could be the author’s feeling toward lesbian women?

To Uncultured Lesbian Woman

“Yes, thou shalt die,

And lie

Dump in the silent tomb;

Nor of thy name

Shall these by any fame”

A. Pity

B. Regret

C. Sadness

D. Anger

277. Who is speaking in the poem below:

“Sunset and the evening star

And one clear call for me

And may there be no moaning of the bar

When I put out to sea”

A. A dying man

B. A fisherman

C. The certainty of more suffering

D. Understanding and progress

278. Based on Zeus’ plan, _____ comes from suffering.

A. The consolation of death

B. The ecstasy of truth

C. The certainty of more suffering

D. Understanding and progress

279. The word Gospel is derived from a Greek word that means _____.

A. Holy word

B. Good News

C. Law of God

D. Message of God

280. The line below expresses _____.

“While a cold hand snatched you away like a kite–I should have come home”

A. Regret

B. Sadness

C. Loss

D. Love

281. Which statement best characterizes the Old Testament as a literary piece?

A. A collection of religious anecdotes

B. A chronicle of Jewish events

C. An inspirational prose

D. An anthology of Jewish literature

282. This line usually starts a/an _____.

A. Supernatural tale

B. Legend

C. Folk tale

D. Creation myth

283. _____ greatly influenced the Japanese Noh Play

A. Shintoism

B. Zen Buddhism

C. Hinduism

D. Buddhism

284. Among the statements below, which is not an important cultural influence in the development of Europe in the Middle Ages?

A. Greco-Roman civilizations

B. Christianity from Palestine

C. Germanic tribes from the north

D. Merchant trade from China

285. Pre-colonial literature is best described by _____ themes.

A. Sad and dramatic

B. Serious and imaginative

C. Playful and entertaining

D. Communal and functional

286. What lesson can be inferred in the passage below:

“All that we are is the result of what we have thought: It is founded on our thoughts, it is made up of our thought. If a man speaks or acts with an evil thought, pain follows him, as the wheel follows the foot of the ox that draws the carriage.”

A. we must change for the better

B. we must think carefully

C. we must have the right thoughts

D. we must be hardworking like the ox

287. Among the following statements below, which is not an accurate representation of ancient Greek religious beliefs?

A. The Greeks credited humanity with intervening in humanity

B. The Greek god Zeus was subject to the mysterious power of fate

C. The Greek gods were expressions of the world’s uncontrollable forces

D. The Greeks blamed humanity for disorder in the universe

288. Euripides produced the play “Medea” to _____.

A. Express his shock

B. Attack the deepest prejudices of the levels

C. Criticize Greek behavior

D. Entertain the audience

289. The following are works of Sophocles except

A. Agamemnon

B. Ajax

C. Antigone

D. Oedipus at Colonus

290. This is considered the greatest contribution to the prose of the 17th century.

A. the drama

B. the biology

C. the essay

D. the novel

291. _____ is the usual topic of lyric poetry

A. Women

B. Nature

C. Feelings or emotions

D. Religion

292. All are examples of Gnomic verses except:

A. Folktale

B. Legend

C. Fable

D. Riddle

293. Sappho is considered the _____.

A. The greatest woman poet of antiquity

B. model of women Greece

C. The leader of women in Lesbos

D. A very passionate poet

294. Mistakes in pronunciation are immediately corrected in the Audio-Lingual method because:

A. So that behaviors don’t become habits

B. To make learners conscious of their mistakes

C. So that learners will practice more

D. To develop accuracy and fluency

295. Which of the following statements below will help the students, who are asked to listen to a set of instructions in English, process the material?

A. Identifying the topic sentence

B. Identifying the keywords

C. Listening to every word

D. Repeating each sentence

296. Vowels are characterized by _____.

A. Freely flowing air through the nasal cavity

B. The little obstruction in the vocal tract

C. Friction that is present in the vocal tract

D. Vibrations of the vocal cords

297. This is the most appropriate “while listening” activity for a text describing a family tree with three generations.

A. Completing a family tree

B. Copying a family tree

C. Writing down names

D. Writing the family history

298. Which statement below is a feature of suggestopedia?

A. Learners share their feelings in a small group

B. Only listening activities are provided

C. Learners are in a relaxed and reclining position

D. Reading and writing are emphasized

299. If a teacher believes that a language is a system of a structure composed of sounds, words, and sentences, then his syllabus might focus on _____.

A. Communication tasks

B. Building blocks of language

C. Functions of language

D. Form and function of language

300. Where is the primary stress in the word “characterization”?

A. Second

B. Fifth

C. Fourth

D. First

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