Which term refers to deep sleep used in idioms?

• A. Taingang-kawali
• B. Tulog-mantika
• C. Makinismo
• D. Kalihim

Answer: (B)

The idea being tested is recognizing an idiom for a very deep, undisturbed sleep. The term that fits this description is tulog-mantika. In Filipino idioms, tulog-mantika describes sleep so deep that someone is hard to wake, often used to emphasize how thoroughly asleep a person is. For example, you might hear it used to say a child is in tulog-mantika and won’t wake up even with noise.

The other terms don’t describe deep sleep. They refer to different ideas or roles, so they don’t match the meaning asked for.