Which term refers to language used specifically for everyday interaction?

• A. Pang-interaksyunal
• B. Pangheuristiko
• C. Matalas ang dila
• D. Di mahulugang karayom

Answer: (A)

This item tests how we name language used for everyday social interaction. Pang-interaksyunal describes language that people use to interact in casual, ordinary conversations with friends, family, classmates, and colleagues. It focuses on the social function of talking—sharing information, making small talk, and maintaining rapport in daily life.

The other terms don’t fit this everyday, social-use idea. Matalas ang dila refers to someone who speaks bluntly or sharply, not to a style of everyday talk. Di mahulugang karayom captures the feel of a lively, talk-filled setting, but it’s about the situation rather than a label for the language itself. Pangheuristiko is about language used for exploration or learning—more analytical or problem-solving talk, not routine everyday interaction.