NOTRE DAME OF STO. NIÑO, INC.

1ST QUARTER
MIDTERM EXAM
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT OCTOBER 24
& 26, 2023
CRISTY L. ARTIEDA DIASS

Name: ___________________________________ Grade & Section: _________________________ Score:

General Instruction: Read every question and answer thoroughly. You only have 1 hour to answer this exam. GOD IS
WATCHING US!
Test I. Read and understand each question and write the letter (CAPITAL LETTER) of your answer on the space
provided before each number. Every erasure means wrong.
_______1. It is the study of human social relationships and institutions.
a. Anthropology b. Economics c. Geography d. Sociology
_______2. The study of human past using material remains that has been found in different places.
a. Anthropology b. Archaeology c. Sociology d. Theology
_______3. Field of science devoted to study the physical features, location and inhabitants of a specific place.
a. Anthropology b. Economics c. Geography d. Political Science
_______4. The study of mind and human behavior of an individual.
a. Economics b. Geography c. Psychology d. Sociology
_______5. It is concerned with different crimes, criminal behavior and legal terms.
a. Economics b. Criminology c. Geography d. Political Science
_______6. Academic discipline that deals with past events and uses narrative to describe the past.
a. Archeology b. History c. Geography d. Sociology
_______7. Scientific study of humanity, concerned with human races, origins, society and culture.
a. Anthropology b. Communication Studies c. Geography d. Sociology
_______8. The study of scarcity and its implications for the use of resources and production.
a. Economics b. History c. Geography d. Sociology
_______9. It is an academic discipline that deals with processes of human communication and behavior patterns.
a. Anthropology b. Communication Studies c. Economics d. Geography

_______10. Scientific study of politics which is a social science dealing with implementation of system of governance
and its impact on societies.
a. Economics b. Criminology c. Geography d. Political Science
_______11. It is the process of guiding a person during a stage of life when reassessments or decisions have to be made
about himself and his life course.
a. Career Assessment b. Counseling c. Guidance d. Guarding
_______12. An integrated science cutting across and transcending various social science disciplines in addressing a wide
range of issues in a contemporary, innovative, and dynamic way?
a. Social Science b. Applied Social Science c. Natural Science d. Political Science
_______13. Which of the disciplines is LEAST connected to social work?
a. Economics b. b. Political Science c. Sociology d. Linguistics
_______14. It is a context of counseling that includes parents, siblings, and members of a household.
a. Culture b. Family c. Neighborhood d. Peers
_______15. Which of the following belongs to the applied social sciences?
a. Anthropology b. Counseling c. Ethnography d. Psychology
_______16. It is where norms, values, symbols, and language originate that provide the basis for the normal functioning
of an individual.
a. Culture b. Faith c. Religion d. Tradition
_______17. It is a counseling context that refers to the attitudes, values, norms, and behaviors in adolescents arise from
friends and their exerted influence on an individual.
a. Culture b. Family c. Neighborhood d. Peers
_______18. One specific factor of counseling as context that refers to the step by step procedure of counseling.
a. Client Factors b. Counselor Factors c. Contextual Factors d. Process
Factors
_______19. A step in counseling in which it involves providing warmth, genuineness, and empathy.
a. Agreeing when to end b. Developing Trust c. Exploring problem d. Helping set goals
_______20. A step of counseling that means fostering action to achieve set goals.
a. Agreeing when to end b. Developing Trust c. Empowering into action d. Exploring
_______21. How applied social sciences focuses on a distinct issue in the society?
a. It will use the knowledge of social sciences.
b. Uses insights arising from various social sciences discipline.
c. Uses experiences from the past events to have better adjustment to the present.
d. Gives priority to a specific concern that caused an idea to the evolving community.
_______22. How archeologist helps to understand the present that can correlate to the emerging future?
a. They will gather data from different fields and concerns.
b. They help sociologist in finding solutions to social problems.
c. They study the material remains of present and past cultural system.
d. They will acknowledge the contributions of the past towards the present and the future.
 _______23. What is the general goal of counseling?
a. To lead an individual or group client to self-emancipation.
b. To provide quality living among all human beings in the society.
c. To be more advance in terms of thinking and formulating solution.
d. To improve oneself and be more adaptable to changing and emerging society.
_______24. Which of the following statement is NOT TRUE about the relationship between DISS and DIASS?
a. The applied social sciences are founded on the ideas s of the social sciences.
b. The social sciences provide foundations for the applied social sciences.
c. Practitioners on the applied social sciences usually works independently from one another.
d. DISS and DIASS are often interdependent and inform each other’s respective fields of endeavor.
________25. The following are the scope of counseling EXCEPT one.
a. Family related issues
b. Individual who is suffering from wellness
c. Concerns about relationships and careers
d. Personal growth of an individual and his being.
________26. Counselors as a factor in counseling, brings about _______ from the client.
a. conditions for self-restoration.
b. talents and skills to enhance and develop
c. mental and psychological concerns about his environment
d. problems to solve and giving possible solutions to consider.
________27.Which of the following is NOT a leading function of communication as an applied social science?
a. Delivery of news as public service.
b. Legal assistance to victims of abuse.
c. Dissemination and information campaign on national issues.
d. Monitoring and analysis of issues of social/national importance.
_______28. Which is the main goal of social science through social work engage with the advancement of social well-
being of people?
a. To promote peace and order to the society.
b. To be fully aware of what is happening in the society.
c. Conflict management between opposing perspectives.
d. Empowerment of people to enhance quality of life in community.
_______29. The following are the steps or procedure in counseling EXCEPT one.
a. Developing trust from the client
b. Helping to set goals and procedures to achieve
c. Empowering action to support goals of the client.
d. Dictating client on what to do to enhance mental stability.
_______30. How do social sciences generate knowledge in an organic way?
a. They provide learning feedback from the experts.
b. They submit knowledge from social sciences to conclude a solution.
c. Gather information that can be used to enhance specific idea and discipline.
d. They promote the enhancement of knowledge in every field of social science.
_______31.How do we use applied social sciences to arising problems of social phenomena?
a. They generate practical solutions to complex social problems.
b. It will be used to understand complex social science ideas formulated.
c. It can be used to promote self and social developments in the community.
d. Through gathering ideas from social sciences it can formulate ideas applicable to societal problems.
_______32. One principle of counseling is the orientation. What is the goal of this principle?
a. Changing the emotional self of the client.
b. Release of emotional aspect of the client.
c. Observation and clarification to a client through technique.
d. This principle should be combined with respect and effective listening skills.
_______33. One principle of counseling is the clarified thinking. What is the goal of this principle?
a. Changing the emotional self of the client.
b. Release of emotional aspect of the client.
c. Observation and clarification to a client through technique.
d. This principle should be combined with respect and effective listening skills.
_______34. Through advising it helps a counselee to _________?
a. figure things out by themselves.
b. made decisions that can benefit themselves.
c. develop trust towards the people that surrounds them.
d. maintain mental stability despite of problems and circumstances.

_______35. This refers to the goal of Counseling about improving oneself.

a. Facilitating behavior change
b. Establish and maintain relationships
 c. Effectiveness and ability to cope
d. Facilitating client potential and development
_______36. Counselors engage in research activities for the advancement of the counseling profession.
a. This is the right of the counselor.
b. This is the responsibility of the counselor.
c. This is the accountability of the counselor.
d. This is the guidance and management of the counselor.
________37. In all circumstances, counselors must demonstrate respect in their treatment regardless ___________.
a. of the concerns and problems.
b. family and relatives of the client.
c. personal background of the individual or group client.
d. of their status or circumstances as well as presenting manifestation.
________38. What are the two principles that should be combined with respect and effective listening skills.
a. Respect and empathy
b. Advice and reassurance
c. Empathy and positive regard.
d. Listening skills and clarification.
________39. It is one of the possible functions that counseling may provide although not for all cases.
a. Advice b. Clarified Thinking c. Confrontation d. Reassurance
________40. This entails a counselors deliberate gesture of encouraging and appropriately allowing clients personal
freedom.
a. Autonomy b. Partnership c. Respect for human dignity d. Social Justice
________41. A formal agreement between the Bristish crown and Maori sign on February 6, 1840 at Waitangi in the bay
of islands.C
a. Treaty of British b. Treaty of Maori c. British Colony d. Treaty of Waitangi
________42. Counselors shall be the following EXCEPT one.
a. Respect the confidences with which they are entrusted.
b. Practice within the scope of their competence.
c. Promote the safety and well-being of individuals, family and community.
d. Treat colleague with dominance and authority.
________43. The following are examples of common issues address through guidance and counseling.
a. Perfectionism b. Interpersonal communication c. Physical attack d. Break ups
________44. Counselor must demonstrate _____________ in their treatment of their clients regardless of their status or
circumstance as well as presenting manifestation.
a. Respect b. Partnership c. Respect for human dignity d. Social Justice
________45. It is what the counselor seeks to accomplish with and for the counselee through talking.
a. Advice b. Clarified Thinking c. Confrontation d. Reassurance
_________46. Counseling success means capacitating a client to take control over their lives.
a. Advice b. Clarified Thinking c. Confrontation d. Reassurance
_________47. Counselors must bracket or suspend their own value systems and work with that clients.
a. Principles of counseling b. Clarified Thinkingc. Confrontation d. Reassurance
_________48. It is a branch of Psychology.
a. Physics b. Chemistry c. Psychometrics d. Political Science
_________49. What is PRC stands for.
a. Philippine Regulation Council c. Professionals Regulations Commissions
b. Professional Regulations Commission d. Professionals Regulations Commission
_________50. PMHA stands for_______________.
a. Philippine Mental Health Association c. Philippine Mental Health Act
b. Public Mental Health Association d. Philippine Mind Health Association