The Maroon Bluebook UPCAT Review Vocabulary

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Vocabulary and key terminologies extracted from the Maroon Bluebook UPCAT study notes, covering education concepts, study techniques, linguistic lists for English and Filipino, and core science definitions.

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What is the S–V (Subject–Verb) sentence structure?

Subject + Intransitive Verb. (e.g., 'The runner jogged.')

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What does S–V–O (Subject–Verb–Object) consist of?

Subject + Action Verb + Receiver. (e.g., 'The chef tasted the soup.')

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Describe the S–V–IO–DO sentence pattern.

Subject–Verb–Indirect Object–Direct Object: Two separate entities: a recipient and a thing given. (e.g., 'Jam gave the book [IO] her attention [DO].')

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What does S–LV–C (Subject–Linking Verb–Complement) indicate?

The verb acts as an equal sign (=) between the subject and an adjective or noun. (e.g., 'The soup tasted salty.')

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Explain the S–V–O–OC (Subject–Verb–Object–Objective Complement) structure.

The final word renames or describes the Direct Object. (e.g., 'The board elected Marissa [O] president [OC].')

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What is the 'Mental Filter' Strategy?

Delete Adverbs: Mentally cross out words ending in '-ly' when identifying basic patterns; they never change the core skeleton.

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What is the Equal Sign Test?

For sensory verbs (look, taste, smell), replace the verb with is/was. If it makes sense, it is a Linking Verb (S–LV–C).

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What are key considerations for Agreement in grammar?

Mastery of Subject-Verb and Pronoun-Antecedent agreement, with collective nouns typically taking singular verbs and pronouns.

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What is meant by Redundancy in grammar?

Avoid repeating inherent meanings, such as 'Free gifts' or 'Current trend'.

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How should Parallelism be maintained?

Maintain consistent grammatical forms in lists (e.g., 'She likes reading, dancing, and designing').

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What is the Subjunctive Mood rule?

Use the base form of a verb after words like suggest, recommend, or advise (e.g., 'Jam recommended that Ryza try').

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What are Mass Nouns?

Words like 'advice' or 'sauce' that are never pluralized (e.g., use 'pieces of advice', not 'advices').

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How can context clues help in vocabulary?

Use the tone and surrounding information of a sentence to determine the meaning of unfamiliar words.

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What is the importance of Etymology in vocabulary?

Understanding word parts (prefixes, roots, suffixes) can help decode complex vocabulary.

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What are some commonly misspelled words?

Be wary of words like accommodate, tomorrow, and bureaucracy.