Multi-Subject Review Flashcards (Oral Comm, Earth Science, Philosophy, P.E., Filipino, Literature, English, Biology)

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A comprehensive set of 60 question-and-answer flashcards covering major concepts from the provided multi-subject lecture notes. Use them to self-test key definitions, theories, processes, and examples across Communication, Earth Science, Philosophy, Physical Education, Filipino Language, Literature, English Composition, and Biology.

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What is the literal Latin meaning of the word “communication”?

To share or to make common.

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In the communication process, what are the four key components between sender and receiver?

Encoding, medium (channel) of transmission, decoding, and feedback.

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Which communication model is strictly one-way and does not include feedback?

Linear Model of Communication.

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In the Interactive Model, what element is added that allows participants to switch roles?

Feedback (creating a two-way exchange based on shared field of experience).

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Define ‘noise’ in the context of communication.

Anything that blocks, distorts, or weakens the message during transmission.

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Give two examples of formal verbal communication.

Job interviews and research reports (others: meetings, academic papers).

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Which type of non-verbal communication studies body language such as gestures and posture?

Kinesics.

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What non-verbal code refers to the use of physical distance while communicating?

Proxemics.

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Which planetological branch studies earthquakes?

Seismology, a sub-field of Geology.

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State the most widely accepted theory for the origin of the Solar System.

The Solar Nebular Hypothesis.

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According to the Jeans-Jeffreys’ Tidal Theory, what event formed the planets?

A massive star passed close to the sun, pulling out solar material that later condensed into planets.

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Name Earth’s sphere that includes mountains, continents, and ocean floors.

Lithosphere (Geosphere).

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Which atmospheric layer contains the ozone layer?

Stratosphere.

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On Mohs scale, which mineral has hardness 10?

Diamond.

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What igneous rock texture results from lava cooling so quickly that crystals do not form?

Glassy texture (e.g., obsidian).

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Differentiate clastic and chemical sedimentary rocks in one phrase.

Clastic rocks come from compacted fragments; chemical rocks precipitate from dissolved minerals.

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What two main agents drive metamorphism?

Heat and pressure.

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Define mechanical weathering in one sentence.

The physical breakdown of rocks into smaller pieces without changing their chemical composition.

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Which erosion type is caused by wind lifting and moving loose particles?

Aeolian deflation.

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In philosophy, what do the Greek words ‘philos’ and ‘sophia’ literally mean?

‘Philos’ = love; ‘sophia’ = wisdom.

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Which early philosopher claimed that water is the fundamental substance of everything?

Thales of Miletus.

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State Socrates’ famous maxim about the examined life.

"Know yourself, for the unexamined life is not worth living."

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What branch of philosophy studies knowledge: its nature and limits?

Epistemology.

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Which philosophical approach relies on clear language and logically tests ideas alongside science?

Analytic approach.

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According to Plato, which part of the tripartite soul should govern human behavior?

The Rational (mind) part.

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What is Aristotle’s term for the soul type unique to humans that includes reasoning?

Rational soul.

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Cite one constitutional basis for Physical Education in the Philippines.

1987 Constitution, Article XIV, Section 19 mandates state support for sports and P.E.

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List two primary goals of P.E. related to personal development.

Develop physical skills and promote sportsmanship (others: lifelong fitness, confidence, social skills).

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Define cardiovascular endurance in simple terms.

The ability of the heart and lungs to supply oxygen to muscles during prolonged activity.

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Which health-related fitness component measures the ratio of muscle to fat?

Body composition.

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Name three skill-related fitness components.

Agility, balance, coordination (also power, speed, reaction time).

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In Filipino linguistics, which theory says language arose from imitating natural sounds?

Teoryang Bow-wow.

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What is the lowest, most informal level of language often called Filipino slang?

Balbal.

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Define ‘idiolect’.

An individual’s unique style or pattern of language use.

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Give an example of a Filipino pidgin sentence purposefully simplified.

“Ikaw aral mabuti para ikaw kuha taas grado.”

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What term describes specialized vocabulary within a profession (e.g., medical jargon)?

Register or jargon.

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Differentiate prose and poetry in one clause.

Prose uses sentences/paragraphs; poetry uses verse, rhythm, and stanzas.

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What is a ‘tanaga’ in pre-colonial Philippine literature?

A four-line poem (quatrain) with 7 syllables per line and a mono-rhyme scheme.

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Name the three basic kinds of folktales and give one example category.

Myth, legend, fable—e.g., a fable uses animals to teach a moral.

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Which text structure explains why something happened and its results?

Cause and effect.

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Define paraphrasing in academic writing.

Rewriting someone else’s ideas in your own words without changing meaning.

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What are the three principles of Cell Theory?

1) All living things are made of cells; 2) Cells are the basic unit of life; 3) All cells come from pre-existing cells.

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Which organelle is called the powerhouse of the cell and why?

Mitochondrion, because it produces ATP through cellular respiration.

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What structure do plant cells possess for rigidity that animal cells lack?

Cell wall composed mainly of cellulose.

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State Louis Pasteur’s crucial experiment that disproved spontaneous generation.

Swan-neck flask experiment showing broth remained sterile until exposed to microbe-contaminated air.

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Which theory posits that life came to Earth aboard meteor-borne spores?

Cosmozoic Theory (Panspermia).

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Arrange the following biological organization levels from smallest to largest: cell, organ, tissue, organism.

Cell → Tissue → Organ → Organism.

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What is the function of ribosomes?

Protein synthesis.

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Name two surface structures that help bacteria attach to surfaces or transfer genes.

Pili and capsule (pili for attachment/gene transfer; capsule for adhesion and protection).

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Which communication element confirms if the receiver understood the message?

Feedback.

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Identify one example of chronemics in non-verbal communication.

Arriving late or early to convey status or respect.

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Provide one benefit of high cardiovascular endurance.

Reduced risk of heart disease (others: improved immunity, mental health, life expectancy).

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What is the thesis statement component that expresses the writer’s main opinion?

Controlling idea.

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What critical approach in literature focuses on class struggle and social power?

Marxist approach.

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Give an example of a health-related fitness test that measures flexibility.

Sit-and-reach test.

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Which mineral property is tested by observing the color of its powdered form?

Streak.

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Define ‘interactive communication’.

A two-way process where sender and receiver exchange messages with feedback, taking turns.

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What kind of metamorphism occurs when rocks are heated by nearby magma?

Contact metamorphism.

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Why is summary writing different from critique writing?

A summary only states main ideas; a critique adds personal evaluation and analysis.

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Which Filipino theory of language origin ties speech to physical effort sounds (e.g., grunts while lifting)?

Teoryang Yo-he-ho.

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Explain the difference between fact and opinion in one sentence.

A fact can be proven true, while an opinion reflects personal belief or feeling.

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Which pre-colonial Filipino poetic joust is considered the precursor of the Balagtasan?

Duplo.

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What cell structure houses genetic material in prokaryotes?

Nucleoid region (not membrane-bound).