I took up the Civil Service Sub-Pro Exam years ago having an average rating of 89.83% perhaps I can be of help for those who have plans to take the exam.
The exam questions (in English) are something like these, these are just examples:
Most commonly interchanged "e" and "i" - spelling demons
receive believe
deceive retrieve
receipt science
photography
continuous ambitious
superfluous various
beautiful (there is "a" next to "e")
occasion (not double "s")
tomorrow (double "r" not double "m")
reversible (not reversable)
exercise (not excercise, no "c" next to "x")
exempted (no "c" after "x" and there is "p" after "m")
privilege (no "d" after "le")
commission
committee
On my next posts or update of this post, I will discuss:
2. Correct Usage (Subject and Predicate Agreement)
Here is the link on my post about the topic
English Lesson
3. Vocabulary (meaning deciphered thru context clue)
4. Synonyms
For my foreign readers, Pinoys (Filipinos) are only given the chance to work in government offices having the Civil Service Eligibility/License.
The Exam does not have a test paper to fill out, computerized answering. On the morning of the Exam date held at NCR CS office I can hear talks about worries on passing the exam because I accidentally heard that that is her third time taking the exam - the last take everyone is entitled. Others are second takers, me and my brother Angelito are among the first timers. Yes, the exam is quite difficult.
The exam questions (in English) are something like these, these are just examples:
1. Spelling
Most commonly interchanged "e" and "i" - spelling demons
receive believe
deceive retrieve
receipt science
Words with "h"
theater epitaphphotography
Words with "sc", "uou", "ou"
conscience ambiguouscontinuous ambitious
superfluous various
Commonly misspelled Words
acknowledgment (no "e" after "g")beautiful (there is "a" next to "e")
occasion (not double "s")
tomorrow (double "r" not double "m")
reversible (not reversable)
exercise (not excercise, no "c" next to "x")
exempted (no "c" after "x" and there is "p" after "m")
privilege (no "d" after "le")
Words with double "m" , "s" and "t"
commitmentcommission
committee
On my next posts or update of this post, I will discuss:
2. Correct Usage (Subject and Predicate Agreement)
Here is the link on my post about the topic
English Lesson
3. Vocabulary (meaning deciphered thru context clue)
4. Synonyms
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