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CSU ENTRANCE EXAM

REVIEWER

ENGLISH d. facts, figures, details, quotations, or other sources


of data and information that provide support for
1. Which of these statements best describes the purpose claims or an analysis and that can be evaluated by
of transitional words? others.
a. They clarify how the writer feels about the claim 6. What is a claim?
being made in the essay. a. A false statement
b. They add more descriptive detail to the claim's b. A true statement
supporting evidence. c. A reasonable statement
c. They identify the reasons being used to support d. An arguable statement
the writer's claim. 7. What is evidence?
d. They create a clear connection between a reason a. Information that disproves your claim.
and its supporting evidence. b. Information that ties your claim to your warrant
2. Read this excerpt from an argumentative essay: c. Information that supports your claim.
One explanation for why the national parks are so d. Information that supports your warrant.
important is that they provide many Americans with 8. What is the purpose of a counterclaim?
the opportunity to experience wildlife in its natural a. It disproves the original claim.
habitat. Every major city in the United States has a b. It proves the original claim.
zoo, which is great, but how much more significant is c. It agrees with the original claim.
the sight of a brown bear in its natural setting rather d. It supports the original claim.
than in a cage? A trip to a park like Yellowstone 9. __________proves the validity and authenticity of an
National Park may be the only chance a youngster idea, or point of view
from a place like New York City or Chicago will have to a. Argumentative Writing
behold such a sight. If we, the American people, were b. Descriptive Writing
to lose places like Yellowstone, it would be a travesty. c. Expository Writing
Where in an argumentative essay does this excerpt d. Narrative Writing
belong? 10. Choose the best example of a good counterclaim to
a. in the body, addressing a counterclaim the claim below.
b. in the opening a. Claim: People should not eat red meat because it
c. in the closing causes the suffering of innocent animals.
d. in the body, as a reason b. People should eat red meat because human
3. While revising the draft for an argumentative essay, beings are naturally carnivores.
the writer should check for: c. People should eat red meat because it is high in
a. a strong claim, good reasons, and evidence from protein.
credible sources. d. People should not eat red meat because it is bad
b. a strong claim, one good supporting reason, and a for them.
credible source. e. People should eat red meat because it tastes
c. a strong claim, credible reasons, and one good delicious.
piece of evidence. 11. Julie Henderson
d. a strong claim, strong reasons, and evidence from 123 main Street
one credible source.
4. Is Coca-Cola or Pepsi better? Choose the STRONGEST Lenexa, KS 66222 is an example of what part of the
claim: business letter?
a. I believe Pepsi is better because it tastes better a. Body
than Coke. b. Signature Line
b. Coca-Cola has more sales and flavor options, and c. Recipients Address
therefore, is better than Pepsi. d. Heading
c. Coca-Cola is better a drink than Pepsi. 12. The heading includes...
d. Coke is better than Pepsi because more people in a. Recipients Address and Date
the world like it. b. Your Address and Time
5. Textual evidence is c. Your Address
a. not necessary when making a claim. d. Your Address and Date
b. what proves guilt or innocence. 13. The heading includes...
c. a clue.

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a. Recipients Address and Date c. Field of Experience
b. Your Address and Time d. Personal experience
c. Your Address 24. An element of communication which make
d. Your Address and Date communication process interactive.
14. Many thanks for the above-mentioned order. a. encode
a. Acknowledgement of order b. sender
b. Reminder c. decode
c. Complain d. feedback
d. Offer 25. Which among these communication models occur
15. So far we have not been given for the delay. continuously and simultaneously?
a. Inquire a. Linear/Action
b. Offer b. Ecological
c. Acknowledgment of order c. Transactional
d. Complaint d. Interactive
16. We decided to climb the tall tree. 26. The process of interpreting the encoded message of
a. Imperative the speaker by the receiver.
b. Interrogative a. Context
c. Declarative b. Encoding
d. Exclamatory c. Communication
17. Are you sure that you want to spend your money on a d. Decoding
remote control car? 27. It is an interaction in which words are used to relay a
a. interrogative message.
b. declarative a. Verbal Communication
c. imperative b. Linear Communication
d. exclamatory c. Verbbal Communication
18. Put on your boots before you go in the rain. d. Non-verbal Communication
a. declarative 28. The following are types of communication except
b. imperative _____?
c. exclamatory a. all-the-way communication
d. interrogative b. one-way communication
19. This is ridiculous! c. two-way communication
a. exclamatory d. one-to-many communication
b. imperative 29. Which model of communication is used when a
c. declarative student talks to her friend during recess?
d. interrogative a. Ecological
20. Et al. should be used after the first author's last name b. Interactive
after a source with three to five authors is introduced c. Linear
in the text. For example: "Lastname et al. (year) d. Transactional
argued that...". 30. "Ramon thinks of how to disagree politely." Which
a. False part of the communication process is taking place?
b. True a. Generating
21. Which statement best defines communication? b. Encoding
a. It is the use of language in sharing information. c. Decoding
b. It is the exchange of messages through common d. Transmitting
systems of signs and symbols. 31. "Nica tries to understand the Morse code sent by
c. It is the art of creating ideas. Mark." Which part of the communication process is
d. It involves at least two persons. taking place?
22. Which one shows the correct flow of communication? a. Decoding
a. Speaker - Message - Encoding - Receiver - b. Generating
Decoding - Channel c. Transmitting
b. Speaker - Message - Encoding - Decoding - d. Encoding
Receiver - Channel 32. "The media takes the intermediary role in mass media
c. Speaker - Encoding - Message - Channel - - they control and classify movies and TV shows."
Decoding - Receiver Which communication models is presented?
d. Speaker - Channel - Message - Encoding - a. Gatekeeper model
Decoding – Receiver b. Transactional model
23. A barrier, hindrance, or interference which lead c. Ecological model
communication to breakdown. d. Interactive model
a. Noise 33. A group of lawyers confidently talks about the writ of
b. Environment habeas corpus, inquest proceedings, and reclusion

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perpetua. They clearly understand each other. Which a. channel
communication model is this? b. message
a. Interactive Model c. speaker
b. Ecological Model d. barrier
c. Gatekeeper Model 43. The process of interpreting the message of the
d. Transactional Model speaker or sender is what element of communication?
34. Which communication model is represented when a. Encoding
someone learns about scientific method in textbook? b. Feedback
a. Linear c. Decoding
b. Interactive d. Context
c. Ecological 44. The source of information or message is what element
d. Transactional of communication?
35. Sue feels motivated then smiles after receiving a good a. speaker or sender
feedback from Teacher Ann during their group's b. barrier
consultation.What communication model is true to c. receiver
the situation? d. context
a. Linear 45. The medium or the means in which the encoded
b. Interactive message is conveyed is what element of
c. Transaction Model communication?
d. Gatekeeper a. channel
36. "President Duterte was in the middle of addressing b. context
the nation when the aggressive disagreements c. barrier
started." What barrier of communication is present in d. feedback
the situation? 46. The recipient of the message, or someone who
a. Use of Jargon decodes the message.
b. Lack of Confidence a. receiver
c. Emotional Barrier b. context
d. Noisy environment c. barrier
37. Type of models that shows straight path of relaying d. sender
information. 47. The factors that affect the flow of communication is
a. Interactive model what element?
b. Linear Model a. feedback
c. Revise model b. barrier
d. Transactional model c. channel
38. Noise that comes from the environment. d. context
a. Physical noise 48. The environment where communication takes place
b. Physiological noise refers to what element?
c. Psychological noise a. context
d. Semantic noise b. channel
39. In which of the following situations is verbal c. feedback
communication necessary? d. barrier
a. calling someone on the phone 49. The process of converting the message into words,
b. listening to a radio program actions or other forms that the speaker understands
c. hurrying to your classroom refers to what element of communication?
d. running at a track meet a. barrier
40. Which of the following examples is a physiological b. decoding
noise? c. encoding
a. Using technical words in reporting d. feedback
b. Preconceived ideas on male dominance 50. An element of communication that refers to the
c. Hunger reactions, responses, or information provided by the
d. Extreme temperature receiver
41. It is a process of sharing and conveying messages from a. barrier
one person to another. b. feedback
a. Culture c. context
b. Communication d. channel
c. Verbal 51. The following are natures of communication except
d. Intercultural one.
42. The information, ideas, or thoughts conveyed by the a. Communication does not involve actions.
speaker in words or in actions is what element of b. Communication can be written or spoken;verbal or
communication? nonverbal.

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c. Communication occurs between two or more people 61. .
and even to a single person.
d. Communication is a process.
52. After the receiver gets the message, what is the next
step?
a. The receiver will keep quiet.
b. The receiver will end the conversation.
c. The receiver will decode or interpret the message
based on the context.
d. The receiver will provide feedback. 62. .
53. The speaker will generate an idea then after, what
should the speaker do?
a. The speaker will encode the idea or convert it into
words or actions.
b. The speaker will ask an answer.
c. The speaker will send the idea or message.
d. The speaker will not do anything. 63. .
54. What is the last step in the communication process?
a. receiving the message
b. providing feedback
c. Decoding the message
d. encoding the message
55. The following are examples of communication except
one.
a. ballpen
b. group discussion 64. .
c. class recitation
d. interview
56. Our father _____________ dinner for us every day.
a. cook
b. cooks
c. cooked
d. cooking
57. These cars ____________ beautiful, but the price Reading and comprehension
_____________ too high.
For 65-67, base on the passage given.
a. is - is
b. are - are
c. is - are
d. are – is
58. An hour ago, our train ________________ at platform.
a. arrive
b. arriving 65. .
c. arrived
d. arrives
Language proficiency

59. .

66. .

60. .

67. .

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MATHEMATICS
1. .

Numerical ability

6. .

2. .

7. .

3. .

8. .

4. .

9. (5 items)

5. .

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12.

13.

14.

10. . (5 items)

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

11.

20.

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21.

22.

a. 24, 657.41
b. 25, 657.41
23. c. 25,657. 91
d. 23, 657.91
30. To find maturity value

24.

a. F= 11,040.81; Ic=1,040.81
25. b. F= 10,021.81; Ic=1,050.81
c. F= 11,041.56; Ic=1,1 0.81
d. F= 11,041.81; Ic=1,040.81

SCIENCE
1. What is a matter?
26. a. It possesses mass.
b. It occupies space.
c. It possesses mass and occupies space.
d. It can neither possess mass and occupies space.
2. Which of the following is an example of a chemical
property?
27. a. Density
28. Use the formula I=Prt to get the simple interest. b. Ability to rust
Where; I- interest c. Phase
P- principal d. Color
r- rate (by percent) 3. The temperature at which a substance changes from
t- time (n/12); where n is the number of solid to liquid.
months a. Dripping point
b. Melting point
c. Warming point
d. Boiling point
4. Anything that takes up space and has mass is called
_____.
a. Color
29. To solve compound interest: b. Matter
c. Atoms
d. Solid
5. What word describes both the speed and direction of
movement of an object?

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a. Velocity a. size and shape
b. Displacement b. mass and speed
c. Pace c. mass and velocity
d. Rate d. mass and energy
6. A runner races in the 100 meter dash. It takes 16. Determine the momentum of 1000-kg car moving
her 10 seconds to finish. What is her average northward at 20 m/s.........
speed? a. 20000 N
b. 20000 Joules
a. 10 m/s
c. 20000 Kg * m/s
b. 100 seconds
d. 20000 kg * m/s north
c. 1000 m/s
17. A 2 kg cart moving at 4 m/s has how much
d. 10 seconds momentum?
7. Jermaine runs exactly 2 laps around a 400 meter a. 8 kg-m/s
track. What is the displacement? b. 1 kg-m/s
a. 0 c. 2 kg-m/s
b. 400 d. 6 kg-m/s
c. 200 18. Convert the following SI Units: 4.2 km to centimeters
d. 800 a. 42
8. What is the hottest planet in our solar system? b. 420000
a. Mercury c. 4200
b. Venus d. 42000
c. Earth 19. Convert the following SI Units: 5 cm to meters
d. Jupiter a. 5
9. What planet is known as the red planet? b. 0.5
a. answer choices c. 0.05
b. Mercury d. 0.005
c. Venus 20. Type of intermolecular force present in HF.
d. Mars a. dipole dipole
10. A wave with a large wavelength will have a ______ b. dispersion
frequency and _____ energy c. H-bond
a. high, low d. Ionic
b. high, high
c. low, high Note: anything na nay bonding kauban ang H, F, O, and N is
d. low, low always H-bond.
11. Which has the SHORTEST wavelength and, therefore,
the highest frequency/most energy
a. Radio waves
b. Ultraviolet Rays
c. Gamma Rays
d. X-rays
12. ____________ energy is stored energy that has to do
with the position of an object.
21.
a. potential
22. What is the strongest ionic bond?
b. kinetic
a. Covalent bond
c. still
b. Dipole-dipole
d. slow
c. Hydrogen bond
13. ___________ energy is related to the position of an
d. Ionic bond
object.
23. How many molecules of sugar (C6H12O6) are in a
a. stuck
mole?
b. kinetic
a. 24 molecules
c. placement
b. 180 molecules
d. potential
c. 180 g
14. ______ energy is the energy an object has due to its d. 6.02 x 1023 molecules
motion. 24. What is the molar mass of table salt (NaCl)?
a. solar a. 116.886 g/mol
b. potential b. 35.453 g/mol
c. kinetic c. 22.990 g/mol
d. chemical d. 58.443 g/mol
15. The momentum of an object depends upon the 25. What is the molar mass of table salt (NaCl)?
object's ___________&_____________.

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a. 116.886 g/mol
b. 35.453 g/mol
c. 22.990 g/mol
d. 58.443 g/mol
26. ___Cr(OH)3 + ___HClO4 ⟶ ___Cr(ClO4)3 + ___H2O
a. 1 ; 3 ; 2 ; 3
b. 0 ; 3 ; 0 ; 3 2.
c. 3 ; 0 ; 3 ; 0
d. it's
27. A substance you need to grow and live is called a
a. Balanced diet
b. Nutrient
c. Calorie
d. My plate
28. An athlete is preparing to run a marathon (26.2 miles),
decide which of the following meals she should eat
3.
the night before to provide the most energy for the
race?
a. eat a steak and drink a coffee
b. load up on candy bars and chips
c. eat pasta and drink water
d. eat a bowl of cereal and drink an energy drink
29. An electron micrograph of a tissue specimen is
markedly different to the image of the same material
as seen under a light microscope, because it
a. is black and white in colour and significantly
magnified to display fine organelle detail.
b. allows the identification of cellular organelles
4.
based on their chemical composition and differing
reaction with the many stains used.
c. is produced through the use of specially designed
prisms to split and recombine light to produce
detailed images.
d. shows metabolic activity within cells even 5.
following staining.
30. Which of the following is correct regarding the level of
organisation of a multicellular organism?
a. Systems into organs, organs into tissues, tissues
into cells
b. Cells into tissues, tissues into systems, systems
into organs
c. Cells into organs, organs into tissues, tissues into
systems 6.
d. Cells into tissues, tissues into organs, organs into
systems

ABSTRACT
(finding the next figure, letter, or words by
following patterns) 7.

1. 8.

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18.
9.

19.

10.

11.

20.
12. Test yourself

13.

14.
15. S, M, T, W, T, F, S, _
a. T
b. W
c. M
d. S

16.

17.

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Hello,future CSUan’s!

Pls take note na what’s in here is dili jud mao ang mugawas.
This reviewer is based on unsay nigawas last entrance exam.
So, don’t just depend on this reviewer. You can still search for
more in the internet.

Tips/things to do in reviewing:

2. Do not memorize word for word. Choose


keywords to remember.
3. As much as possible, recall everything na inyong
na lesson karon especially your oral com, reading
and writing, and gen math. (Surely, naa jud ni sila)
4. Read a lot of resources especially mga quizzes
from your senior high. (you can visit quizzes in
google)
5. Sa English Ninyo, more on vocab and situational.
Extra tips, If ever taas kayo ang story or situation,
read the question first because there are question
na ma answer ra diretso even without reading the
text. There are text na nonsense lang. Not totally,
but actually not necessary.
6. Sa math, I advice you to familiarize how to solve
labaw na kaning uban nan aa diria because we
don’t know maybe same2 rag questions before.
7. For abstract, dili maliiton ang abstract because I
think it’s 40 items or 35 items and if dili ni siya
atrungon, it will greatly affect all the subjects. All
you need to do para mas fast ka is to look for
pattern.
8. For science, last year is mostly situational,nay
chem and physics, pero kaya ra. So if situational
sabton ra jud siya ug pinalabad.

Tips/ Things to do during the proper exam:

9. Start first with the subject you love or kanang feel


nimo kaya ra. If you are not into math, ayaw jud
siyag unaha. For me, just a background sa akong
pag take, giuna naku ang akong science, then
English, abstract (gitarong naku akoa jud diria kay
dako kayg bawi), last math and know, math naku
is pinataka. Like almost na mahurot ang time so
worth it for me na giulahi naku siya because time
consuming siya.
10. If you don’t have answers yet, laktawi. Do not
waste your time sa isa lang ka question.
11. If wala najud ka kasayod sa answer, just trust the
letter “C”. Same sa akoa. I’m not saying na this wil
work in you, but yes, sa akoa it does.
12. Listen to the instruction carefully kay aron dili ma
disqualify.
13. Chill lang dili mangulba, think positively.

And pinakaimportante,

1. Do not trust on your own understanding. Ask for


guidance and help from the Lord. Remember na

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mutabang si Lord but you have to do your part
sab. Ayaw pagsalig kay naa kay Ginoo. Faith
without work is dead.

If you need help soon sa inyong enrollment, application,


entrance exam, feel free to reach me. Ready to help.

FIGHTING FUTURE MAGBUBUGSAY!

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