Standard Bisaya Proficiency Assessment (Level I)

Explanation
The correct answer is "Ug" because it is a conjunction in the Visayan language which means "and" in English. In the given sentence, "Si Bellinda ug si Isabel miadto sa mercado" translates to "Bellinda and Isabel went to the market." The conjunction "ug" is used to connect two subjects or actions together.

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The correct answer is "Murag." In this sentence, "kalesa" is a Filipino term for a horse-drawn carriage, and "baroto" is a Filipino term for a boat. The word "ni" in between indicates possession. The phrase "kalesa ni Alvarez" means "Alvarez's carriage." The word "murag" is a Visayan term that means "like" or "resembling." Therefore, the sentence can be translated as "Alvarez's carriage is like a boat."

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The correct answer is "Abi" because it is the correct form of the verb "to get" in the sentence. The sentence is in Filipino and it means "Linda cannot get the prize." In Filipino, the verb "to get" is "makuha" and when used in a negative sentence, it is conjugated as "hindi + makuha." In this case, "hindi ni Linda makuha" is the correct form, and "Abi" is the correct way to write it. "Ambi" is not a correct form of the verb and does not make sense in the sentence.

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The correct answer is "Anhi". The question provides a sentence in an incomplete form, with a blank space. Based on the given options, "Anhi" is the most appropriate word to complete the sentence. It fits grammatically and contextually, as it means "here" in English.

Explanation
The correct answer is "Tawo" because the sentence appears to be in the Cebuano language, where "Tawo" means "person" or "human being." The sentence is saying that someone is absent or missing because of a fiesta.

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The correct answer is "Diha." In Cebuano, "diha" means "there" or "in that place." Therefore, the sentence "Malipayon kuno ang katawhan diha" translates to "The people are supposedly happy there."

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The correct answer is "Mangaon". The phrase "mi sa balay si José" suggests that José is at home. The word "Mangaon" means "to eat" in Cebuano, so the sentence "Mangaon mi sa balay si José" translates to "José is eating at home."

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The correct answer is "Og". This is because "Og" is the Filipino word for "and". The sentence states that the people in Holland have curly hair, and the word "Og" connects this information to the previous part of the sentence.

Explanation
The correct answer is "Adto." In this sentence, "Adto" is the correct word to fill in the blank. It means "to go" or "to proceed" in the Cebuano language. Therefore, the sentence translates to "He/she went to the mayor's office."

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The correct answer is "Lengguwahe." In the given options, "Lengguwahe" is the term that specifically refers to a language in the context of the Philippines. It is used to describe the different dialects or languages spoken in the country. The other options, such as "Dialekto sa Pilipinas" (dialect in the Philippines) and "Lengguwaheng segundaryo isip igtatabáng sa pinulongang Filipino (Tagalog)" (secondary language to help in the Filipino language), are not as accurate or comprehensive in describing the concept of language in the given context.