UNDERSTANDING

CULTURE, SOCIETY AND

POLITICS
Reviewer 2
1. This is the study of society, patterns of social
interactions, and culture of everyday life.

a. Anthropology
b. Sociology
c. Political Science
2. Its goal is to look for the similarities and
differences among the cultures of societies around
the world. In doing so, we could be able to
understand more about human nature and be
more tolerant on other people’s behavior and
actions.
a. Anthropology
b. Sociology
c. Political Science
3. If we want to know why certain social
phenomena happened, such as the television
program Eat Bulaga’s Kalyeserye gaining millions
of tweets worldwide, this field of social science
answers these occurrences.
a. Anthropology
b. Sociology
c. Political Science
4. Its main concern is to learn how to use power
over others to maintain social order and harmony
among citizens.
a. Anthropology
b. Sociology
c. Political Science
5. Preservation of cultural diversity and respect for
traditions in this period of globalization
a.Anthropology
b. Sociology
c. Geography
d. Political Science
6. Exchange of culture and ideas in the macro level
and breakdown of families in the micro level as a
result of economic migration by Filipino workers
a.Anthropology
b. Sociology
c. Geography
d. Political Science
7. Framing legislative policies abolishing or limiting
political dynasties all over the Philippines.
a.Anthropology
b. Sociology
c. Geography
d. Political Science
8. Referendum was held in selected provinces
comprising the old Bangsamoro republic for the
ratification of the Bangsamoro Organic Basic Law.
This was done to promote development, peace, and
order in their locality.
a.Anthropology
b. Sociology
c. Geography
d. Political Science
9. A researcher chose to write about indigenous
people in Mindanao and he described them using
some concepts such as kinship, gender and power.
He tried to compare them to other groups of people.
Which of the following fields of science did the
statement above portray?
a. Anthropology c. Political science
b. History d. Sociology
10. It entails political ideas, ideologies, institutions,
policies, processes, laws, strategy, and war.
a. Anthropology c. Sociology
b. Philosophy d. Political science
11. Food habits like the way of cooking foods,
habits of dressing up, relationship with family
members or with in-laws, and many others are
some of the focuses of this anthropological field.
a. Biological anthropology c. Cultural & social
anthropology
b. Archaeology d. Linguistics
12. Society and culture is indeed connected with one another, all
encompassing, meaning we visualize culture and society as a
complex whole. The following descriptions below clearly explain how
culture, society, and politics are interrelated with one another,
except for one. Which description is it?
a. People interact meaningfully with one another and observe social
norms as members of the society.
b. The culture of a society encompasses the meaningful processes
and products of social interactions.
c. People interact in society as individuals and as group with duties
and privileges.
d. Members of the society are not active in the engagement in
political activities.
13. Which of the following statement is NOT a definition of
the word anthropology?
a. This is the study of ancient societies and their cultural
traditions.
b. It comes from the Greek words anthropos meaning
“humankind,” and logos meaning “study.”
c. It studies the ways in which cultural traditions of
different groups of people have changed over the years.
d. This deals with the scientific study of human
interactions, social groups and institutions, and the whole
society.
14. In social science, the study of the biological
evolution of man is important because it provides
explanations on the reason behind the biological
variations among contemporary human population.
Which field of social science is discussed in the
said statement?
a. Archeology c. Biological anthropology
b. Ethnology d. Linguistics
15. A group of people is responsible for discovering
and digging up old communities. Based on the
fossils and artifacts found during the excavation,
they try to put these pieces of evidence together to
describe the community, its people, their culture,
and traditions. Who do you think are these people?
a. Archeologists c. Ethnologists
b. Historians d. Sociologists
16. It is a systematic study of government, politics,
and political power.
a.Anthropology
b. Political Science
c. Sociology
17. Study of society, patterns of social interactions
and culture of everyday life.
a.Anthropology
b. Political Science
c. Sociology
18. Study of people, their origin, languages,
religion, social systems and other tangible and
intangible aspects of their lives.
a.Anthropology
b. Political Science
c. Sociology
19. Emile Durkeim published her book “Suicide” in
1897. Here she illustrates how social factors affect
the suicide rate of a certain community.

a. Anthropology c. Political Science

b. Geography d. Sociology
20. The Communist Manifesto of Karl Mark
presents an analytical approach to class struggle
and problems of capitalism which leads to the
downfall of many existing government forms and
leads to a new ideology known as communism.
a. Anthropology c. Political Science
b. Geography d. Sociology
21. A published research has proven one of Charles
Darwin's theories of evolution for the first time --
nearly 140 years after his death. Researchers
discovered mammal subspecies play a more
important role in evolution than previously
thought. This research could now be used to
predict which species conservationists should focus
on protecting.
a. Anthropology c. Political Science
b. Geography d. Sociology
22. Its goal is to obtain possible theories and
principles about society and study the nature of
humanity. Which of the following discipline in
social sciences is the focus of this goal?
a.Anthropology b. Humanities
b.c. Political Science d. Sociology
23. Political dynasty is a prevalent problem in our
country as only few related people had given the
chance to rule. Several important government
positions are held by people who belong to one
family. Which social sciences discipline could
explain and solve the problem?
a.Anthropology b. Economics
c. Political Science d. Sociology
24. The goal of this discipline in social sciences is
citizenship education. It requires us to understand
and appreciate the duties and obligations of being a
member of a society we are a part. What discipline
in social sciences is the focus of this goal?
a.Anthropology b. Humanities
c. Political Science d. Sociology
25. A researcher chose to write about indigenous
people in Mindanao and he described them using
some concepts such as kinship, gender, and power.
He tried to compare them to other groups of people.
Which of the following fields of science did the
statement above portray?
a. History c. Political science
b. Anthropology d. Sociology
26. Dan was conducting a qualitative research that
involves immersing himself in a particular
community or organization to observe their
behavior and interactions up close. Which of the
following occupation is Dan belong?
a. Archeologists c. Ethnographer
b. Historians d. Sociologists
27. Society and culture is indeed connected with one
another, all encompassing, meaning we visualize culture
and society as a complex whole. The following descriptions
below clearly explain how culture, society, and politics are
interrelated with one another, except for one. Which
description is it?
a. Members of the society are not active in the engagement
in political activities.
b. People interact meaningfully with one another and
observe social norms as members of the society.
c. The culture of a society encompasses the meaningful
processes and products of social interactions
d. People interact in society as individuals and as group
with duties and privileges.
28. Which of the following statements are not TRUE.
a. The study of society is inclusive to sociology
b. Sociology was born during the Industrial Revolution era.
c. The study of sociology was started by European scholars
dealing with the problems of the lives of people within their
own territory.
d. Auguste Comte was the one who coined the word
sociology and proposed it as a systematic way of studying
and dealing with solutions to society’s basic problems.
29. An anthropologist would probably NOT study
a. Primates and their behavior
b. Effects of migration to Filipino Families
c. Human Remains
d. Changes in languages
30. According to Morga in his Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas (1609),
In some parts of Luzon Islandthere are number of natives who are
black in colour and with kinky hair, and neither sex is very tall
although they are strong and husky. These are barbarians and of
poor capacity. What can you say about this observation of de Morga?
Are they accurate and objective? Why?
a. Yes, because they don’t have an organized form of government, no
formal schooling, dressed in their primitive attire and have no
concept about their self and culture.
b. Yes, because European people are more advanced in their science
and technology. They are more civilized and educated.
c. No, because their judgement is only based on their own
observation and used their own culture as basis of comparison.
d. No, because their observations do not conform with the
ethnographic method used by anthropologists to better understand
others’ culture.
31. Sinulog Festival is Cebuano’s way of honoring
Sto. Nino; Pangasinan’s Bangus festival signifies
their bountiful harvest of fishes particularly
bangus; meanwhile, Bicolano’s “Bicol express” truly
marks their “Uragon” (courageous) style because of
the spiciness and hotness of the said food. The
mentioned traditions represent culture as being
___________.
a. symbolic c. encompassing
b. integrated d. learned
32. Mang Isko and Aling Perla used to have a
family devotion (prayer) every Saturday. They
demonstrate and explain to their children the
reason for having deep faith to God. What aspect of
culture is best suitable for this situation?
a. Culture is shared. c. Culture is transmitted.
b. Culture is social. d. Culture is learned.
33. Maharlika is a young woman of Agta tribe. She
is excellent in performing their ethnic dance.
According to her, the elders in their tribe
transferred the steps of the dance to her. What
characteristic or aspect of culture is being referred
to by this experience?
a. Culture is learned. c. Culture is continuous.
b. Culture is shared. d. Culture is transmitted.
34. The following are all considered as means of
transmitting culture among members of the society.
Which one is the main vehicle of passing culture
from one generation to another generation?
a. Instruction c. Language
b. Imitation d. Symbols
35. Pinoys are fond of singing and listening to
music. Before, people used to do sing-a-long with a
jukebox, then it was changed to karaoke, and now,
most people sing their favorite songs in videoke.
Their ways of enjoying music has gone through
changes but still lives up until today. Therefore,
culture is __________.
a. learned c. continuous
b. shared d. transmitted
36. In the United States, once a person reached the
age of 18, he/she can live freely outside the
guidance of parents, while here in the Philippines,
we are family-oriented, meaning some are free to
live with parents until they grow old. This
statement simply means that culture is __________.
a. Culture is continuous. c. Culture is social.
b. Culture is varied. d. Culture is transmitted.
37. Gentriseños are known for celebrating the Valenciana
festival. In times of barangay fiestas, people actively
participate in the so-called “karakul.” Carmela has
observed this specific way of life of the Gentriseños since
childhood. At present, this custom is still embedded in her
heart. This story tells us that culture is acquired by being
bornt into a particular society. What aspect of culture does
it describe?
a. symbolic c. encompassing
b. intergrated d. learned
38. One of the characteristics of culture is being continuous and cumulative. No culture
remains constant or unchanged; it is subject to slow but constant change. Culture is
responsive to the changing conditions of the physical world; hence, it is dynamic. Which
scenario below best fits as an example of the given statements on culture?
a. The Department of Education conducts learning instruction through blended learning
modalities and not the face-to-face strategy which people are already used to.
b. The Department of Health pursues and promotes proper self-care or health care to avoid
virus-related illnesses.
c. The Department of Interior and Local Government strictly implements directives on
preventing drug-related activities and many other correlated events.
d. The Department of Public Works and Highways pursues and supports the
administration’s “Build, Build, Build Program,” in order to invite foreign and local investors.
39. Which of the following refers to the “way of life”
of individuals in a community?
a. Society c. Manner
b. Culture d. Organization
40.__________ cannot exist apart from culture. It is
an organized group of individuals who share
common/related manner of living.
a. Institution c. Organization
b. Corporation d. Society
41.Which of the following words can best describe
culture and society as a complex whole?
a. interdependent c. interrelated
b. interactive d. All choices are correct.
42.Analyze all the given statements. Trace which
one is the best statement about the complexity of
culture and society.
a. Society can exist without culture.
b. Culture can exist without society.
c. Society can operate without culture command.
d. None of the above
43.People carry and transmit culture, but they are not
culture. Edward B. Tylor described culture as “a complex
whole.” Which of the following choices supports Tylor’s
description of culture?
a. Culture as complex whole means it encompasses traits
and values of the society.
b. Culture as complex whole means it includes laws and
norms in the government.
c. Culture as complex whole means it deals with everything
that a person learns and shares as a member of the
society.
d. Culture as complex whole means it refers to the beliefs
and traditions of modern Filipinos.
44.Which statement is wrong about the concept of
culture?
a. Culture is a way of life transmitted through
social interaction.
b. Every society has its own distinctive culture.
c. Culture refers to a group’s ways of behaving and
thinking.
d. Culture can evolve into anything.
45.Does culture affect our lives in terms of the way
we view society and interact with other people?
a.Yes c. Uncertain
b.No d. Maybe
46. Which of the following phrases describe cultural
relativism?
a. having no concept of right or wrong
b. comparing how other cultures are related to others
c. believing that western culture is superior from Asian
culture.
d. measuring behavior as it is regarded in the person’s own
culture
47. Why does ethnocentrism lead to dehumanizing others?
a. there is no way to determine right or wrong
b. other people may be treated as savage and morally
corrupt
c. native people usually want to be colonized by superior
cultures
d. believing that their own race is superior over the others
makes one morally corrupt.
48. Genital mutilation or female circumcision is a practice
of many tribes in Africa as a significant rite of passage for
women. A lot of progressive countries think that it is
unhygienic and wrong. This kind of thinking is an example
of
a.cultural relativism
b. Ethnocentrism
c. Xenocentrism
49. The attitude that other societies’ customs and
traditions and ideas should be judged in the
context of one’s own culture is known as
______________________.
a.Colonialism
b. Cultural Relativism
c. Imperialism
d. Ethnocentrism
50. People around the world should learn from the ill
effects of the belief that one’s culture is better than others.
Which of the following is NOT an example of it?
a. Hate crimes happen when people are killed because of
their religious beliefs and practices.
b. The Holocaust happened when Adolf Hitler ordered the
mass murdering of the Jews.
c. Slave trade happened when black African people were
sold in Europe and the Americas to serve as slaves.
d. Global warming is now happening and people from more
developed and industrialized countries are more liable than
people from underdeveloped countries.
51. What is the most important lesson we could get from
studying cultural relativism?
a. It is difficult or impossible to force your own religious
beliefs onto another group.
b. When studying another culture, you must first convert
to its religious beliefs for better understanding.
c. Something that is not good or prohibited in your own
society might be good and perfectly acceptable in another
society.
d. People tend to be more tolerant of another culture’s
customs when they understand and learn the meaning
behind them.
52. Which of these is an example of ethnocentrism?
a. A girl bullies her classmate for being clumsy.
b. A mother refuses to pay her daughter’s prom gown.
c. A father is angry with his son for not doing his
homework.
d. A westernized woman is looking down on a tribal woman
for not wearing any clothes.
53. Having more than one wife is not bad from a Muslim
point of view. In relation, people must see this custom
within the context of Muslims’ problems and opportunities.
What kind of view is illustrated here?
a. Barbarism
b. Cultural relativism
c. Egocentrism
d. Ethnocentrism
54.Which of the following is NOT a true statement about
cultural relativism?
a. It requires us to abandon the values of our own culture.
b. It unites us as one and make us even more proud of our
own culture.
c. It makes it possible for us to explain how culture makes
its people behave.
d. It requires people to consider many factors before they
draw conclusions on other people’s cultural practices.
55.You are an overseas Filipino worker who went to Japan
for the first time. During the first few days of your stay,
you are disoriented and frustrated due to your exposure to
a very strange culture. What does this situation signify?
a. Culture shock
b. Cultural diversity
c. Cultural relativism
d. Fear of culture
56.The Kwakintl Indians of North America lack electricity
supply, and they seem to have a less fulfilling life. The
Bushmen of the Kalchari are non-literate and they appear
less intelligent. Relatively, you view your own culture as
superior to them. What do the statements above explain?
a. Cultural relativism
b. Ethnocentrism
c. Structuralism
d. Structural formalism
57. The cultural evolution of man has three
remarkable Era. Which of the following has the
correct order of era?
a. Age of Metal, Neolithic Period, Paleolithic Period
b. Neolithic Period, Paleolithic Period, Age of Metal
c. Paleolithic Period, Age of Metal, Neolithic Period
d. Palaeolithic Period, Neolithic Period, Age of Metal
58. In the early stage, human move from one place
to another. As they transform and adapt their
environment, they learn to have permanent
settlement. What period did the permanent
settlement of human occur?
a. Age of Bronze
b. Age of Copper
c. Neolithic Period
d. Palaeolithic Period
59. What is the earliest writing form in the world
which was developed in Mesopotamia 6,000 years
ago?
a. Runes
b. Cuneiform
c. Hieroglyphics
d. Clay-tablet symbology
60. During the earliest stage cultural evolution of nomadic
people, they hunt and gather foods to stay alive and they
learn to make a sedentary lifestyle in the Neolithic period.
Which statement tells the accomplishment of human in the
Neolithic period?
a. Live in a cave
b. Used unpolished stone tools
c. Used metals to upgrade tools
d. Domesticate plants and animals
61. The Age of Metal produced a new historical
development from the cradle civilization of Egypt,
Mesopotamia, Persia including the India, and China which
later on spread throughout Asia. Which type of metal were
the earliest known by human?
a. Iron
b. Bronze
c. Copper
d. Aluminum
62. Which geographic feature was common to the
development of civilizations in ancient Egypt,
China, India, and Mesopotamia?
a. deserts
b. mountains
c. rain forests
d. river valleys
63. In the context of ancient civilization, which
factor led to the development of civilizations in
ancient Mesopotamia?
a. political harmony
b. favorable geography
c. religious differences
d. universal education
64. The agents of socialization perform role in the
development of one’s personality. However, each of them
influences the development of individual in varying
degrees. What is the first agent of socialization that
influences the development of a person intensively?
A. Church
B. Family
C. Friends
D. School
65. Every individual undergoes a social process
which enables him/her to become part of one’s
culture throughout his/her lifetime. Which concept
refers to this process?
A. Assimilation
B. Education
C. Enculturation
D. Socialization
66. Enculturation exists as one adapts or obtains
behaviors and beliefs from different initiators of this
process. These authorities can bring out a person’s view of
what life is about. Which of the following figures play a
vital role in developing personal identity in children?
A. Friends
B. Parents
C. Other members of the society relatives
D. Relatives
67. At this age of modern technology, a new agent of
socialization has influenced people both young and old.
The influence of this agent is both good and bad. This is
why our family and friends play an important role in
managing the influence of this agent. What agent of
socialization is this?
A. Community
B. Church
C. Friends
D. Social media
68. As the saying goes, it takes a village to raise a child.
Because of this, a child needs a group of individuals who
will shape his or her culture, beliefs, and values. What do
you call this group of individuals?
A. Agents of socialization
B. Congregation
C. Fraternity and sorority
D. Group of Influencers
69. In your everyday life in school or in your
neighbourhood, your kabarkada is an example of:
A. In-group
B. Primary Group
C. Secondary Group
D. Out-Group
70. Typically a small social group whose members
share close, personal and enduring relationships.
A. Out-Group
B. Primary group
C. Secondary group
D. Networking group
71. Among different kinds of social groups in our
society, this can be small or large, mostly
impersonal and usually short-term.
A. Out-group
B. Social Group
C. Primary Group
D. Secondary Group
72. Based on the kind of social relation, which of
the following is an example of an in-group?
A. enemies
B. a biker and a singer
C. members of a dance troupe
D. knowing out-group’s differences
73. These are sets of informal and formal social ties
that link people to each other.
A. In-groups
B. Networks
C. Out-groups
D. Reference groups
74. There are various kinds of institutions in any
society. Some are state-owned while some are not.
Which of the following can be an example of a non-
state institution?
A. Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP)
B. Banks
C. Local government
D. Philippine executive government
75. Helen is maltreated by her employer in Saudi Arabia
where she works as a domestic helper. What government
agency must she seek help?
A. Department of Health
B. Department of Interior and Local Government
C. Overseas Workers Welfare Administration
D. Department of Education
76. Non-state institutions play a very important role in
people’s daily lives. Which non-state institution helps
people acquire money or property in order to start a
business?
A. Banks
B. Cooperatives
C. Corporations
D. Trade unions
77. The educational system in the Philippines has two
forms: the formal and the nonformal. Which of the
following belongs to a nonformal education?
A. An educational activity about work skills.
B. An educational program for out of school children.
C. An educational movement for social development.
D. All of the above
78. Education will be more appreciated through its goals.
Which of these are the two most important goals of
education?
A. Communication and patriotism
B. Social and cultural innovations
C. Self-actualization and productive citizenry
D. Upgrading social standing and becoming famous
79. The education has a huge and multifaceted social
institution that prepares citizens for innumerable needs of
society. What does this statement infer?
A. Education is the primary institution in the society.
B. The main goal of the society is to educate the citizen.
C. Education is a primary need for economic development.
D. Education performs several functions for people and the
community they belong.
80. The following is a nonformal education except
for?
A. Computer Literacy Program
B. Primary Education
C. Secondary Education
D. Tertiary Education
81. Which among the following belongs to a
compulsory formal education?
A. Welding
B. College education
C. Elementary education
D. Alternative Learning System
82. “Education prepares us for the later station of
our lives, and to buy the necessities of life.” Which
statement does it implies?
A. Socialization
B. Social Integration
C. Social Needs
D. Social Placement
83. Which type of education is usually based in the
classroom and the learners are provided by trained and
professional teaching and nonteaching personnel?
A. Homeschooling
B. Formal education
C. Informal education
D. Nonformal education
84. The education that focuses more on skills, more of
participatory approach and is out of a formal structure is
nonformal. Which shows scenario of a nonformal
education??
A. Martheena attends her class every day at school.
B. Grace passed the National Certificate on driving.
C. Maggie stays at home and her lesson is conducted by an
online teacher.
D. Allan attends night classes at the nearby university
because he is working during daytime.
85. Livie is already 45 years old but she just completed
grade nine level of basic education. She wanted to go back
to school to learn dressmaking. Which type of education is
best for her?
A. Homeschooling
B. Formal education
C. Informal education
D. Nonformal education
86. Which of the following is not considered as a
social class?
a. Castaways
b. Lower class
c. Middle class
d. Lower class
87. Which of the following groups belong to the
lower class during the Philippine pre-colonial
social stratification?
a. The Maharlika
b. The Alipin
c. The Timawa
d. The Maginoo
88. Which of the following choices best define the
concept of social stratification?
a. It refers to people living in immense poverty
b. It refers to people in elite category
c. It refers to grouping of social classes base on the
factors such as power, wealth, and prestige
d. It is the study of indigenous people
89. Which of these choices gives a broader differentiation
between upper class and lower class?
a. The upper class are those who have fancy cars while the
lower class are those who are less fortunate individuals.
b. The upper class are those elite group of people while the
lower class are those underprivileged who struggled to
make ends meet on a daily basis.
c. The lower class are those who seek financial help and
support from the government while the upper class are
those business owners.
d. The lower class are those with nothing to invest from
while the upper class are those who can travel the world
without worrying for financial stability.
90. Which type of status is earned by an
individual?
a. Single status
b. Ascribed status
c. Achieved status
d. In a relationship status
91. Why is social stratification be considered as universal
but variable?
a. Everyone is entitled to be part of a social class.
b. A man, in any chances, can change his/her own social
class.
c. Social stratification is based on the factors of power,
wealth, and prestige.
d. It shows up in every society in the world but how exactly
it looks like vary from society to society.
92. In class system, is social mobility possible?
a. Yes, because class system has element of meritocracy
based on personal achievements and talents of a person.
b. No, because a man, in any chances, can’t change his or
her own social class.
c. No, because of social control restriction based on a set of
strong cultural and religious beliefs.
d. No, because class system has no element of meritocracy
resulting in an immense social inequality.
93. Does social stratification persist across generations?
a. No, because everyone believes he or she belongs to a
social class already
b. Yes, stratification serves to categorize and rank
members of society. across generations resulting in
different life chances.
c. Yes, because it shows up in every society in the world
but how exactly it looks like vary from society to society.
d. No, it does not affect any generation in any parts of the
world.
94. How do you describe a caste system?
a. It is an open system of stratification requiring the
element of meritocracy for social mobility.
b. It is a close system of stratification in which an
individual is restricted to his or her social class only.
c. It is an open system of stratification with a combination
of achieved and ascribed status.
d. Caste system is universal in every society in the world.
95. In caste system, is social mobility possible?
a. Yes, because caste system has element of meritocracy
that is based on personal achievements and talents of a
person.
b. Yes, because a man, in any chances, can change his or
her own social class.
c. No, because of social control restriction based on a set of
strong cultural and religious beliefs.
d. Yes, because anyone can achieve greatness as long as
he or she works hard for it.
96. How does social stratification started in the society?
a. As societies evolved and became more complex, it began
to elevate some members of the society through land
acquisition and gaining social status.
b. It started when people think that they can afford to
invest into material things.
c. It started when a person can buy a lot of foods and
drinks for his family.
d. The elements of meritocracy that is based on personal
merit and achievement of a person.
97. It is any small group in society that is different
from the rest because of their race, religion, or
political beliefs, or a person who belongs to such a
group.
A. Minority
B. majority
C. community
D. mob
98. It is the process of improving the terms for individuals
and groups to take part in society” and “the process of
improving the ability, opportunity, and dignity of people,
disadvantaged on the basis of their identity, to take part in
society.
A. social justice
B. social inclusion
C. social exclusion
D. social sciences
99. It is the apparent disparity of the distribution of wealth
and an uneven dissemination of opportunity in the realm
of politics, job opportunities, and in other areas of life.
A. equity
B. equality
C. inequality
D. inclusion
100. It is a human development measure of the national
government that provides conditional cash grants to the
poorest of the poor, to improve the health, nutrition, and
the education of children aged 0-18.
A. Education for All (EFA)
B. The Philippines’ Conditional Cash Transfer Program:
Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps)
C. Service Delivery Network (SDN)
D. Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP)
101. The developmental program provides for the disposal
of public alienable and disposable (A&D) lands with the
intent to open up frontier lands while the redistributive
program involves the redistribution of property or rights on
private agricultural lands and the abolition of agricultural
(or share) tenancy.
A. Education for All (EFA)
B. The Philippines’ Conditional Cash Transfer Program:
Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps)
C. Service Delivery Network (SDN)
D. Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP)
102. Under this set-up, every family in a local health
system is designated to a health service provider or health
facility within the network to ensure sustained access to
quality healthcare across political, geographical and
administrative boundaries.
A. Education for All (EFA)
B. The Philippines’ Conditional Cash Transfer Program:
Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps)
C. Service Delivery Network (SDN)
D. Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP)
103. Its thrusts included Early Childhood Development,
Universalization of Quality Primary Education, and
Alternative Learning Systems.
A. Education for All (EFA)
B. The Philippines’ Conditional Cash Transfer Program:
Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps)
C. Service Delivery Network (SDN)
D. Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP)
104. Social inequality is present in almost all kind
of society.
A. true
B. false
C. perhaps
D. most of the time
105. Which of the following change denotes alterations in
the governmental aspect of a society, such as changes in
the administrative, executive, legislative, judicial, and
constitutional processes, systems, and structures?
A. Social change
B. Cultural change
C. Physical change
D. Political change
106. What is the term often used to refer to Filipino
migrant workers, people with Filipino citizenship who
reside in another country for a limited period of
employment?
A. Filipino Migrants
B. Filipino Workers Abroad
C. Filipino Domestic Helper
D. Overseas Filipino Workers
107. How does our OFW’s help the economy?
A. Through their remittances
B. Through love for their family
C. Through their participation in national issue
D. Through their subscription in online
communities such as OFW Facebook
108. What is the term used to describe a gradual increase
in the average temperature the Earth’s atmosphere and its
oceans, a change that is believed to be permanently
changing the Earth’s climate?
A. Globalization
B. Global Warming
C. Greenhouse Effect
D. Weather Condition