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Test your mastery of the competencies. D. Were citizens of the United States
Choose the letter that corresponds to the
best answer. 5. In the decade of the 70’s , one clamor of
the activists who staged street
1. Which statement is TRUE of the pre- demonstration on the streets was “Down
Spanish Filipino government? with the oligarchs!”
What did they accuse government of as
A. The datu exercised all power of suggested by the underlined word?
government. Government was _________________.
B. Laws were formulated by a law making
body elected by the datu. A. A rule of the few rich
C. Laws were formulated by a law making B. A form of dictatorship
body elected by the community. C. Anti-poor
D. There was a court created by the datu to D. Elitist
hear complaints.
6. With the BatasangPambansa performing
2. What characteristic/s of government is legislative and executive powers in the
establish by the 1987 Constitution ? Marcos regime, which form of government
I. Presidential system of government with was implemented?
three branches
II. Parliamentary system of government A. Parliamentary
III. The three branches of government are B. Dictatorial
separate and independent of one C. Monarchial
another D. Presidential
IV. The three branches of government
have a check and balance over one 7. What form of government is
another characterized by the separation of powers?
A. I only
B. II only A. Parliamentary
C. II, III and IV B. Presidential
D. I, III , and IV C. Aristocracy
D. Monarchical
3. If our present government is a
democracy, where does power reside? 8. To which type of political system do we
belong?
A. In the Filipino People
B. In Congress A. Colonialism
C. In the President B. Totalitarianism
D. In the Supreme Court C. Democracy
D. Capitalism
4. In President Quezon’s time, the country
had the Philippine Commonwealth. What is 9. In which form of government does power
TRUE about Philippine Commonwealth? or authority reside in a few persons who
The Filipino people ________. govern for their interest?

A. Were fully independent A. Oligarchy

B. Were partially independent B. Monarchy
C. Were granted total freedom to course C. Democracy
their destiny only in matters of D. Parliamentary
education
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10. Which of the following represents the 15. In Which form of government are all
smallest sub-unit of government in the citizen treated as equals on certain
Philippines at present? dimensions such as religion , politics,
A. Purok economics, social status and culture?
B. Barangay
C. Sitio A. Totalitarianism
D. Zone B. Democracy
C. Socialism
11. The Philippine government is divided D. Egalitarianism
into three branches : executive , legislative
and judiciary. Which among the following 16. What human right is violated when one
doctrines best describes the model of opens a letter without permission from the
governance in the Philippines? addressee?

A. Tricameralism A. Right to privacy of communication

B. Separation of powers and correspondence
C. Emancipation of state B. Right to read the letter
D. Division of labor C. Right to open the envelope without
permission
12. The Philippine legislature is divided into D. Right to private affairs
two major bodies, the Senate and the
House of Representative. Which among 17. When an individual is imprisoned
the following best describes the division of without proper investigation what right is
the legislative body of the country? violated?

A. Bipartisanism A. Right to due process of law

B. Co-Legislative power B. Right to secure persons
C. Unicameralism C. Right to process paper
D. Bicameralism D. Right to protection

13. Which type of governance is 18. What law was passed by Philippine
characterized by a union of partially Congress in 1995 which affirms the total
self- governing states or region united integration of persons with disabilities into
by a central government ? the mainstream of society?

A. Federalism A. Republic Act No. 7277

B. Socialism B. Republic Act No. 7784
C. Democracy C. Republic Act No. 7722
D. Totalitariansm D. Republic Act No. 7776

14. In England, Queen Elizabeth acts as 19. Which is the best definition of inclusive
head of state. This country also has a education endorsed by DepEd?
parliament and a Prime Minister. Which
among the following best describes the A. It is flexible and individualized
form of government in this country ? support system for children and
youth with special education needs.
A. Absolute Monarchy B. It is a mandate to include all children
B. Constitutional Monarchy and youth in community activities.
C. Oligarchy C. It is a system to support children and
D. Aristocracy youth in exclusive schools.
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D. It is a special support for children and
youth who cannot attend school.
Read the text below then answer item #20
Inclusion is a basic right of every Filipino
child with special needs to education,
rehabilitation, support services, work
training and employment opportunities,
community participation and independent
living .
20. To prepare teachers to handle
inclusive education what specialization
is offered in teacher education
institutions?
A. Special Education
B. Special Course
C. Kindergarten Courses
D. Pre School Education
Read the text below then answer items
21- 22 .
Article XIV Section of the 1987 Philippine
Constitution mandates that the “State shall
protect and promote the right of all citizens
to quality education at all levels and shall
take appropriate steps to make such
educations accessible to all.”
21. Which of the goals of EFA 2015 aims to
achieve the above mentioned constitutional
mandate?
A. Universal completion of full cycle of
basic education schooling with
satisfactory achievement levels by
all at every grade or year.
B. Universal completion of primary
education with satisfactory
achievement levels at every grade
level.
C. Universal completion of secondary
education with satisfactory
achievement levels at every year level.
D. Universal elimination of drop outs and
repetition by all at every grade or year
including satisfactory achievement
levels.
22. What is the best indicator of “quality
education” as invoked in the Constitution?
A. Generation of reliable measurements
on dropout rate
B. Generation of reliable measurements
on cohort Survival rate
C. Generation of reliable measurements
of education outcomes
D. Generation of reliable measurements
on participation rate
23. An individual has the right to file writ of
amparo before the investigation of an
administrative case filed against him/her.
What fundamental right is invoked by the
individual?
A. Right to life , liberty and security
B. Right to due process
C. Right to be defended by a public
attorney
D. Right to self defense
24. What is the writ of habeas data?
A. Right to information privacy
B. Right to accumulate data
C. Right to transmit data
D. Right to search for private information
25. The Code of Ethics of Professional
Teachers Provides that a“ Teacher has the
right and duty to determine the academic
marks and the promotion of learners. What
is the obligation of the teacher in relation to
the aforementioned right as mandated in
the Education Act of 1982?
A. Refrain from making deductions in
students’ scholastics ratings for
acts not of poor scholarship.
B. Refrain from discriminating high and
low achievers in the classes he/she
handles.
C. Refrain from inflecting corporal
punishment and make it a basic for
deductions in scholastic ratings
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D. Refrain from segrating the fast and
slow learners for convenience in rating
them.
26. When a teacher is charged with an
administrative case committed in the lawful
discharge of professional duties, what right
may the teacher invoke for her defense?
A. Right to receive compensation in the
duration of the case
B. Right to be given the due process of
law
C. Right to be defended by the
organization of teachers to which
he/she is a member
D. Right to be provided with free legal
service by the appropriate office
27. What is the teacher’s accountability in
the achievement of quality education?
A. Be accountable for the grading
performance of learners
B. Be accountable for the effective
attainment of specified learning
objectives and outcomes
C. Be accountable for reporting the
performance of learners to parents
D. Be accountable for reporting the
performance to the school head and
stakeholders.
28. Which is the overriding aim of the
constitutional mandate on social justice?
A. To bridge the gap between the rich
and the poor
B. To protect the squatter in the
possession of the premises occupied
by him because he is poor
C. To authorize the taking of what is in
excess of one’s personal needs and
the giving it to another
D. To work for social equality
29. Which principle states that no man in
this country is above the law and that law
must be obeyed by all and applied to
everyone- rich or poor, lowly or powerful-
without fear or favor?
A. Rule of law
B. Rule of the majority
C. Separation of Church and state
D. Social justice
30. In connection with government
transactions involving public interest, which
policy is adopted in the Constitution to
assure the public of accountability and
transparency?
A. Full public disclosure
B. Balanced and healthful ecology
C. Private enterprise and incentives to
needed investments
D. Rural development and agrarian reform
31. Filipino citizens have the power to
participate in the establishment or
administration of government such as right
to vote and be voted upon as an exercise
of _____________.
A. Political rights
B. Civil rights
C. Social rights
D. Economic rights
32. Can the accused waive his right to
remain silent and to have competent and
independent counsel?
A. No, except in writing and in the
presence of counsel
B. Yes, if there is no counsel offering his
services
C. No, it cannot be waived
D. Yes, if he voluntary does so.
33. Which is right violated by wiretapping?
A. Freedom of expression
B. The right of private property
C. The right of privacy of
communication
D. The right to information on matters of
public concerns
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34. Which act is a deprivation of life without
due process?
A. Killing in self-defense
B. Salvaging
C. Imposition of the death penalty
D. Death resulting from illness
35. Is land grabbing an act of deprivation of
property without due process?
A. Yes
B. No
C. Yes, if the land grabber is rich
D. No, if the land grabber is landless
36. Can you be arrested without warrant of
arrest?
A. No, if you are a minor
B. No, if you are more than 60 years old
C. Yes, if you were reported to have
committed a crime
D. Yes, if you are in the act of
committing a crime
37. Can religious instruction be taught in
public school?
I. Yes, if given free.
II. Yes, if given outside class hours.
III. Yes, only to those children whose
parents give their consent in writing.
A. I and III
B. II and III
C. I , II , and III
D. III only
38. Can an accused avail of free legal
assistance?
A. No, there is no such thing as free
lunch.
B. Yes, provided he is classified as
poor litigant by the court.
C. Yes , of the act committed is a minor
offense.
D. No, if the offense is grave.
39. My right is another man’s duty. Which
one CORRECTLY illustrates this?
A. My right to my private property
requires my neighbor’s duty not to
trespass the same.
B. I have freedom of speech but I see to
it that I speak only what is true.
C. Suffrage is both a right and a duty.
D. I exercise my right in such a way that it
does not violate another person’s right.
40. Every right has a built in duty. Which of
the following illustrates this
CORRECTLY?
A. I have the right to vote, and it is the
duty of the COMELEC to allow me to
vote.
B. My right to privacy requires my
neighbor to respect it.
C. I have the right to sell you my cellphone
but it is your duty to pay for it.
D. I have the right to drive my car but I
must see it to that I obey traffic
rules.
41. Can a person be imprisoned for debt?
A. No, if he can’t he pay the interest of his
debt.
B. Yes, if he has no property with which to
pay his debt.
C. No
D. Yes, if he stubbornly refuses to pay.
42. What does “presumption of innocence’’
mean in so far as human rights is
concerned ?
A. A suspect is considered guilty until
proven otherwise
B. A suspect has the right remain silent
C. A suspect has the right to a legal
counsel.
D.A suspect remains innocent until
proven guilty
43. No person may be elected as President
of the Philippines unless he/she is a
_________.
A. Natural born citizen
B. Resident of the Philippines for at least
2 years
C. At least 21 years old.
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D. Professional A. Supreme Court

B. Electoral Tribunal
44. Who does the canvassing of votes for C. COMELEC
President and Vice President in every D. Regional Trial Court
election?
A. Comelec and Chief Justice 50. How is the crime of rape classified?
B. Senate and Congress A. Heinous
C. Supreme Court and Congress B. Homicide
D. Joint Committee of Congress C. Slander
D. Malicious Mischief
45. All appropriations, revenue or tariff bills
shall originate exclusively from the 52. All Filipino citizens have the right to vote
__________. and to be voted upon as a government official.
A. Senate What is this constitutional right called?
B. SangguniangPanlalawigan A. Passive right to vote
C. House of Representatives B. Political Franchise
D. Department of Budget C. Suffrage
D. Electoral right
46. Which department has the authority to
make laws and to alter them when 53. Any individual has the right to question why
needed? he is being arrested, and to summon his
A. Executive accusers to court so that due process may be
B. Legislative performed. This right is embodied in which of
C. Judicial the following?
D. Administrative A. Reclusion perpetua
B. Res ipsa loquitur
47. A bill becomes a law even if not signed by C. Prison mayor
the President after ______ days. D. Habeas corpus
A. 60
B. 40 54. Which among the following represents the
C. 20 political process involved in amending or
D. 30 revising the Philippine Constitution to adapt to
the present Philippine situation?
48. Which refers to the act of the President to A. Constitutional Convention
stay the execution of a convict? B. Citizen’s assembly
A. Commutation C. Charter change
B. Amnesty D. Constitutional correction
C. Pardon
D. Reprieve 2. PHILIPPINE HISTORY
2. 1 Trace the history of the Philippines from
49. Who has the power to declare the pre-colonial to contemporary periods.
existence of a state of war? 2.2 Draw the implications of the historical
A. Chief Justice evolution of the Philippines to its present
B. President socio-political condition.
C. Senate President
D. Congress 55. Which is TRUE of the historical
development of the Philippines ?
50. A losing senatorial candidate my file a A. Its has never been an independent
protest against the winner. What body will nation.
assume jurisdiction over the case?
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B. It has been an independent nation ever
since.
C. It has evolved from a colony to a
fully independent nation.
D. It has not achieved full independence
from the very beginning.
56. Which problem is common from the
presidency of Marcos, Aquino, Ramon,
Estrada, Macapagal-Arroyo and Benigno
Aquino III?
A. Social injustice
B. Peace and security
C. Poor governance
D. Moral degeneration
57. Basically, the Philippine agrarian problem is
a question of ____________.
A. Land distribution
B. Nepotism and corruption
C. Graft and corruption
D. Environmental degradation
58.Every elected President of the Philippines
delivers SONA. What does SONA mean ?
A. Speech of the Nation Assembly
B. Speech of the Nation Address
C. State of the Nation Address
D. State of the Nation Advocacy
59. Rizal founded the La Liga Filipina to
___________.
I. Unite the whole country
II. Fight the violence and injustice
III. Revolt against the Spaniards
A. I and III
B. II only
C. I and II
D. II and III
60. Which is TRUE of the Philippines ?
A. It was colonized by Spanish , Portugal,
America and Japan.
B. It has been part of the world’s
economy since the Spanish colonial
rule.
C. It is one of the least populated countries
of the world.
D. It has two autonomous region – ARMM
and CAR.
61. Which is TRUE of the Philippines?
A. It was colonized by two European
colonial powers.
B. It has never been united as nation.
C. There have been attempts to change
its government to a parliamentary
form.
D. It is the only Christian country in Asia.
62. As a result of EDSA I, the Philippines
_________.
A. became known worldwide for its
People Power Revolution
B. changed its form of government to
parliamentary
C. saw the impeachment of Joseph
Estrada as President
D. intensified its participation in
international affairs.
63. Which is TRUE of former –president
Corazon Aquino?
I. The first female president of the
Philippines.
II. The first female president in Asia.
III. Describe as the “ Icon of democracy
“
A. I, II and III
B. I and II
C. I and III
D. I only
64. A year ago “Cha-Cha” and “con ass” were
popular words in the Philippines. With which
were the words “Cha-Cha” and “con ass”
associated ?
A. Imposition of Martial law
B. Return to Dictatorial form of government
C. Amendment of the Present
Constitution
E. Division between Senate and House of
representatives
65. The Philippine revolts against Spanish, the
Philippine–American War, the Muslim rebellion,
the NPA, the MILF, and Abu Sayyaf movement
point to the reality of ____ in the Philippines.
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A. Multi-ethnicity B. Corregidor
B. Poverty C. Capas
C. Poor quality of education D. Manila
D. Insurgency
72. The Philippines objected to the advisory on
66. Which of the following was the first to travels to Mindanao by the Australian
happen? Government. What should government do?
A. Aguinaldo was captured
B. Aguinaldo declare Philippine A. Declare war against the country
independence B. File diplomatic protest
C. Guerilla warfare a us was initiated. C. Recall all nationals
D. The Philippines was ceded to the US D. Arrest their nationals
by the Treaty of Paris.
73. Foreign investors are discouraged in doing
67. With whom is the “Strong Republic” business in our country. To what condition/s
associated? can this be attributed?
A. Fidel V. Ramos I. Deteriorating peace and order
B. Joseph Estrada II. Poor technology
C. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo III. High tariffs
D. Corazon Aquino IV. Poor standards
A. I and II
68. Which of the four pillars of education for the B. I, II and III
21st Century in the light of conflicts between C. II only
Israel and Palestine ? D. IV only
A. Learning to do
B. Learning to be 74. Who is the President who is known for his
C. Learning to live together “Filipino First Policy” and Austerity Program?
D. Learning to Know A. DiosdadoMacapagal
B. Carlos P. Garcia
69. Who is the general who said , “I shall return C. Manuel Roxas
!”? A Monument in his honor stands in D. Ramon Magsaysay
Corregidor by the Bay.
A. Wiliam H. Taft 75. Pre–Colonial Trade in Philippines was
B. Douglas McArthur prosperous. What system did they use for their
C. John Dewey business transactions?
D. Schurmann A. Money
B. Barter
70. In 1565 Legaspi concluded a blood C. Credit
compact with the chief of Bohol. Who is D. Banking
referred to?
A. Raja Sulayman 76. After Negritos, what was the second group
B. Sikatuna of people who migrated by sea to the
C. Lakandula Philippines?
D. Rajah Tupas A. Indonesians
B. Arabs
71. The Japanese successful invasion was C. Indians
climaxed by the surrender of the joint Filipino D. Malays
American forces on May 6, 1942. Where did
this happen? 77. Foreign influences are evident on most
A. Bataan aspects of Filipino culture including Philippine
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Languages. Form which Asian language do C. Claro M. Recto

these words come :alam, hukom, salamat? D. Eulogio Rodriguez
A. Malayo-Polynesian
B. Sanskrit 84. During the Spanish Era, who was the
C. Arabic revolutionary leader who waged a long war
D. Mandarin against the government because it did not
allow proper burial for his brother?
78. What is considered the earliest form of
writing in the Philippines ? A. MacarioSakay
A. Abakada B. Andres Bonifacio
B. Roman Alphabet C. Diego Silang
C. Alibata D. Francisco Dagohoy
D. Balitaw
85. The late president Ferdinand Marcos place
79. Who was the American president who the Philippines under Martial Law through
proclaimed the Benevolent Assimilation policy which of the following laws?
during the American colonial years of the
Philippines ? a. Article 6 Section 14 of the 1973
A. William Mckinley Constitution
B. Franklin Roosevelt b. R.A 274
C. Woodrow Wilson c. Proclamation 1081
D. Theodore Roosevelt d. KautusangTagapagpaganapBlg. 25
S.1974
80. Who first introduced the Islamic Religion to
the Philippines ? 86. What building was the only one left intact
A. Rajah Baguinda after the destruction of Intramuros during the
B. Idi Amin Battle of Manila?
C. Mukdum
a. Manila Post Office
D. Abu Bakr
b. San Agustin Church
c. Manila Cathedral
81. The following were aong the five ships
d. Quiapo Church
involved in Ferdinand Magellan’s voyage
EXCEPT _______________.
A. Concepcion 87. What was the first book published in the
B. Cartagena Philippines?
C. Trinidad a. Del Superior Goveirno
D. Victoria b. Doctrina Christiana
c. PasiongMahal
82. Who was among the last generals who d. BarlaameJosaphat
fought the Americans and established the so-
called “Tagalog Republic”? 88. The world of nation is suffering from
A. Gregorio delPilar recession and so
B. Miguel Malvar
C. MacarioSakay nations are experiencing the following
D. Manuel Tinio EXCEPT____________.

83. In Philippine History, who was known “The a. people are losing their jobs
Great Dissenter”? b. businesses are raking bigger profits
A. CamiloOsias c. there is a drop total spending
B. Manuel Roxas d. Production is slowing down
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93. While in the capitalist system, “to the

89. When one company controls the supply of strongest goes the spoil”, what happens in the
sugar, which term applies? cooperative system.
a. Monopoly a. All benefits are shared to the member’s
b. Inflation proportion to the shared capital.
c. Economic stability b. Goods are distributed among the
d. Equilibrium members but benefiting mostly the
policy-making body.
90. Tomatoes are off season and so price for c. Goods are distributed among the
tomatoes is up. Which law/ principle in members.
Economics explain it? d. Goods are distributed among the
members but elected and appointed
a. Substitution effect officials get more to compensate their
b. Law of cause and effect service.
c. Principle of marginal utility 94. The comprehensive Agrarian reform and
d. Law of supply and demand cooperatives are meant to ___________.
91. Which explains GNP? a. eradicate poverty in the country
b. bridge the gap between the rich and
a. The total value in pesos of goods the poor
and services produced during the c. to make all citizens equal
year d. to improve on the country’s literacy
b. The total value in pesos of goods rate
produced during the year 95. When parents decide to send their children
c. The total value in pesos of the services to private school and pay their tuition fee
produced during the year instead of sending them to the public school,
d. The total value in pesos of goods and they don’t get their share in the benefit derived
services produced for 2 quarters from the taxes they pay. This is a case of
__________.
92. How can the Comprehensive Agrarian
Reform Program bring about social equity a. social injustice
economic prosperity in the country? b. double jeopardy
c. double taxation
I. By distributing the agricultural d. social inequity
lands to landless farmers free of
charge 96. Which one CORRECTLY applies to
II. By transferring the ownership of Philippine foreign trade?
land to farmers for a value
III. By helping the affected landowners a. Philippine expenditure exports and
land compensation in viable earning from imports fluctuate.
business activities b. The Philippines spends less on imports
IV. By providing support services to than it earns from exports.
farmer-beneficiaries c. The Philippine expenditure on imports
is balanced with its earnings from
a. II, III, and IV exports.
b. I, II and IV d. The Philippines spends more on
c. I, II, and III imports than it earns from exports.
d. I, III and IV
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97. The ultimate objective of the D. Equality in taxation

Comprehensive Agrarian Reform is to
____________. 102. Which is an unlawful act of escaping from
payment of taxes?
a. ensure the cultivation of all idle lands
b. abolish share tenancy in favour of A. Evasion
lease tenancy B. Avoidance
c. distribute arable lands to landless C. Exemption
d. established owner-cultivated farms D. Shifting

103. Which is required of cooperative members

98. What is true of progressive system of for the operation of their cooperative?
taxation?
A. Share capital
a. The rate of tax increases as the B. Interest on share capital
income tax base or income bracket
increases. C. Net surplus
b. The tax is equal regardless of class D. Patronage refund
and place 104. The primary purpose of taxation is to
c. The rate of tax decreases as the _____.
income tax base increases.
d. The rate of tax increases as the A. raise revenue for the support of
income tax base decreases. government
B. reduce inequalities in wealth and
99. I rent out for P 10,000 per month my incomes
only building and lot to the Jesus is Lord C. fortify the government against invaders
Group uses it exclusively for religious D. make the country a leading
purposes. I am exempt from payments of
industrialized country in the world
________.
a. property tax
b. professional tax 105. Which is/are essential for the
c. income tax Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program to
d. community tax truly succeed?
I. Granting the beneficiaries the right to
100. You are member of a cooperative which
sell the piece of land awarded to them
operates taxis tricycles and buses. Of which
type of a cooperative are you a member? II. Change of heart of the landlords and
lawmakers
a. Service cooperative III. Education of the beneficiaries
b. Multipurpose cooperative A. II and III
c. Marketing cooperative
B. I, II and III
d. Producers cooperative
C. II only
101. You have a property worth P 500, 000. D. III only
The tax is 1% he pays P5000. If his property is
worth P 1, 000,000 he pays P 10, 000. Which 106. Which is/ are TRUE of cooperatives and
does this illustrate? the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform?

A. Progressive taxation I. Intended to eliminate poverty in

B. Uniformity in taxation Philippine society
C. Equity in taxation
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II. Meant to alleviate poverty 111. One of the major functions of taxes is to
III. Are programs for empowerment finance real government expenditures. This
A. II and III function can simply be stated as to ______.
B. III only A. promote development
C. II only B. secure price stability
D. I and III C. raise revenues
D. raise national security
107. Which assumption underlies the
Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program?
112. Which term refers the measures
A. People are more productive if they undertaken by the government which would
own what they cultivate. remove anything that hinders the entry of
foreign products, services and capital between
B. Our country has very few landed countries?
people and very many landlines.
C. The wealth of the country is A. Liberalization
concentrated in the lands of a few. B. Globalization
D. There is so much poverty in the C. Privatization
country because of overpopulation. D. Internalization

108. What does “capital” in economics refer to? 113. What do we call the sum of money
collected for our use of a road, bridge and
A. Investment and loss computed highway?
B. Outcome of a business transaction
A. Tax
C. Money/machines invested to
B. Assessment
transact business
C. Penalty
D. Profit and labor spent for the business
D. Toll
109. What results when the government
spends more than what it collects in the form of 114. Which term refers to duties payable on
taxes? goods, whether imported or exported?

A. Excessive allotment A. Assessment

B. Fiscal overspending B. Tariff
C. Fiscal deficit C. Subsidiary
D. Erroneous appropriations D. Revenue

110. What is the type of cooperative which 115. Which term refers to the social aspect of
promotes thrift among members and creates sex or to socially defined roles and
funds in order to be able to grant loans? expectations that are associated with sex?

A. Service A. Social differentiation

B. Producers B. Social class
C. Consumers C. Gender
D. Credit D. Cultural context
116. Among the developing Asian nations,
which of the following is widely promoted to be
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the better solution to poverty and B. Market participants act as if guided by an

unemployment? invisible hand to produce outcomes that
maximize social welfare.
A. Privatization C. The strength of a market system is that it
B. Urbanization tends to distribute resources evenly across
C. Industrialization consumers.
D. Importation D. Taxers help prices communicate costs and
benefits to producers and consumers.
117. Stagflation occurs when the economy
122. In a free-economy the allocation of
experiences _____.
resources is determined by _______.
A. rising prices and rising output
A. votes taken by consumers
B. rising prices and falling output B. central planning authority
C. falling prices and falling output C. consumer preferences
D. falling prices and rising output D. the level of profits of firms

118. Which among the following is an example 123. Trade-offs are required because wants
of transfer payment? are unlimited and resources are _________.

A. Profit C. Unemployment benefits A. economical C. scarce

B. Rent D. Government purchases B. unlimited D. marginal

119. Which among the following best describes 124. Raising taxes and increasing welfare
a recession? payments __________.

A. A fall in real GNP over two consecutive A. reduce market power

time periods.
B. An increase in real GNP from one period to
the next.
C. Nominal GNP declines from one period to
the next.
D. No change in real GNP from one period to
the next.
120. Gross Domestic Product is the sum of the
market value of the _____.
A. intermediate goods
B. final goods and services
C. manufactured goods
D. inferior goods and services
121. Which of the following statements is
TRUE about a market economy?
A. With a large enough computer, center
planners could guide production more
efficiently than markets.
B. prove that there is such a thing as a free
lunch
C. improve efficiency at the expense of equity
D. improve equity at the expense of
efficiency
125. The burden of a tax falls more heavily on
the sellers in a market when _________.
A. both supply and demand are elastic
B. both supply and demand are inelastic
C. demand is inelastic and supply is elastic
D. demand is elastic and supply is inelastic
4. SOCIETY AND CULTURE WITH FAMILY
PLANNING
4.1 Apply basic concept, theories and
perspectives which relate to society, culture
and family planning in life.
4.2 Recognize cultural elements that are
distinctly Filipino.
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PRACTICE TEST: Choose the letter that
corresponds to the best answer.
126. Which situation is the BEST example of a
culture shock?
A. A native from New Zealand is so afraid of
the big crowd in malls and along the roads
during rush hours that he remarked “so
many people!”
B. The Hippies’ rejected “The Establishment” in
the 1960s and sported long hair.
C. The Canadians use forks while the Filipinos
use spoon and fork and sometimes their hands
on eating.
D. TheAetas don’t like sardines but like sweet
potatoes.
127. Under which group do the Sunday
churchgoers in a Cathedral fall?
A. Secondary group C. Tertiary group
B. Primary group D. Elementary group
128. Which does one portray when he thinks
that what is foreign is best and that what is
local is inferior?
A. Xenocentrism C. Ethnocentrism
B. Relativism D. Favoritism
129. Upon which is based the claim that there
is no single universal standard to be used to
judge any culture-based?
A. Cultural relativism C. Cultural diversity
B. Cultural shook D. Ethical relativism
130. You will be in good hands when your host
is a Filipino because one outstanding trait of
Filipinos is ____________.
A. hospitality C. industry
B. thrift D. cleanliness
131. The Philippines is dominantly a Christian
country in the Orient, yet according to survey it
is on the top 5 as the most corrupt nation in
Asia. What does this point to in Philippine
Society?
A. Lack of cultural integration
B. Presence of cultural differences
C. Prevalence of ethnocentrism
D. Prevalence of xenocentrism
132. You have to take extra care when you
critique the work of a Filipino. Your negative
comment may be mistaken to be attack against
his/her person. Upon which Filipino trait is this
advice based?
A. Extreme personalism
B. Adaptability
C. “Sakop” mentality
D. “Bayanihan” spirit
133. The expression promdi connotes____.?
A. ethnocentrism C. favoritism
B. tenocentrism D. racial discrimination
134. Children learn how to open a coconut and
other common chores in a coconut farm. In this
instance culture is transmitted by ________.
A. immersion C. enculturation
B. assimilation D. acculturation
135. When a person shows the ability to
understand and appreciate the similarities and
differences in the customs, values, and beliefs
of one’s culture, he/she is said to ________.
A. possess multicultural literacy
C. possess global awareness
B. sociocultural aware
D. possess social literacy
136. Which of the following statements
accurately reflects a strong “school culture?”
A. Has definite organizational core values
B. Has a network rules of communication
C. Has informal rules of behavior
D. Has high standards of performance
137. What are considered major goals of
multicultural education?
I. Catering to diversity of learners
II. Considering social class and ethic groups
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III. Providing equal opportunities to education C. He does not live only for himself.
IV. Helping individuals and groups survive D. He does not need other people.
despite differences in culture and beliefs.
143. Which is at the base of a triangle that
A. I, II, III, and IV C. II and II shapes us into what we are?
B. I, II, and IV D. III and IV
A. Environment C. Training
138. World history recorded that art became B. Heredity D. School attended
emotional and dramatic during the
Renaissance. What popular painting is part of 144. How do you describe a typical social
the “idyllic golden age” of art? structure which describes a pattern through
which relationships at work are ordered?
A. Mona Lisa by Da Vinci
B. Last Supper by Tintoretto A. Technological C. Capitalistic
C. Saint Teresa by Bernini B. Communistic D. Bureaucratic
D. The Calling of St. Matthew by Caravaggio
145. A society cannot exist without a
139. The cultural heritage of Southeast Asia government. Which word is synonymous with
has been designated by UNESCO as _______. government?

A. World Heritage Sites A. Domination C. Restraint

B. World Tourist Spots B. Authority D. Check-and-balance
C. World Cultural Heritage
D. World International Center 146. What does “nuclear family” consist of?

140. Teachers should be encouraged to teach A. Grandfathers and Grandmothers

folk knowledge because _____. B. Father, mother, sons and daughters
C. Sons, daughters and cousins
A. It is crucial in facing the basics of daily D. Sons, daughters and in-laws
living.
B. It is included in the National Achievement 147. What is the principal means through which
Test. culture is transmitted from generation to
C. It is mandate of Dep. Ed. generation?
D. It is keeping with curriculum change.
A. Community C. Family
141. What does a Professional Code of Ethics B. Church D. Language
prescribe for all?
148. Material culture refers to the tangible and
A. Moral standards and ethical behavior concrete objects produced by man. Which are
B. Rules and regulations in practicing the examples of material culture?
profession
C. Strict implementation of laws of the land A. Stone walls of Tasadays
D. Civic-mindedness and social consciousness B. Ceremonies of Ivatans
C. Sinulog celebrations
142. “Man is to be hailed as a social being.” D. Moriones festival
What does this line mean?
149. Which human need is considered basic?
A. He necessarily attends social events
B. He must introduce himself in social A. Pleasure C. Weather
gatherings. B. Security D. Order
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150. Which among the following represents a
detrimental aspect of Philippine culture and
society?
A. Palabra de honor C. Amor propio
B. Delicadeza D. Ningas cogon
151. Which among the following pertains to the
passionate Filipino dance that makes use of a
fan or handkerchief to illustrate a couple in
romance?
A. Itik-itik C. El Bimbo
B. Pandango D. Carińosa
152. Which of the following best describes the
concept of society?
A. A political entity
B. the same as culture or nation
C. Limited by geographical boundaries
D. Organized interaction of people
sharing land and culture
153. The primary biological limitation of natural
family planning is that it is _________?
A. expensive and very unreliable
B. only suitable for females with
regular periods
C. cannot satisfy people sexual ages
D. goes against the tenets of the
Catholic Church
154. Which of the following types of societies
came first during societal evolution?
A. Horticultural
B. Industrial
C. Agricultural
D. Mass
155. In a sociological sense, earning a 1.0
Grade Weighted Average (GWA) makes you a
deviant because____________.
A. You only could have gotten that
GWA by cheating.
B. A GWA of 1.0 is not a norm
C. It alienates you from your peer
group.
D. It improves your status.
156. What is the underlying theory of the belief
that the DepED and other stakeholders
should exert deliberate efforts to construct
a satisfying culture for education?
A. Cultural Revitalization Theory
B. Utopian Theory
C. Anarchistic Theory
D. Revival Theory
157. What committee was founded in 1978 to
promote effective cooperation and
enhance solidarity among the peoples of
ASEAN?
A. Committee on Culture and
Information
B. Committee on Regional Cooperation
C. Committee on Culture and Art
D. Committee on Cultural Heritage
158. Teachers should be encouraged to teach
folk knowledge because_____________.
A. it is mandate of DepEd.
B. it is included in the National
Achievement Test.
C. it is crucial in facing the basics of
daily living.
D. it is in keeping with curriculum
change.
159. If one agrees with Rizal on the best way to
redeem our country, what should he do?
A. Work for quality education for all.
B. Campaign for more foreign
investors.
C. Attract tourists to come to the
country.
D. Do the advocacy for health
programs to get the biggest share
in the national budget.
160. Based on his work “Sa
AkingMgaKababata”, would Rizal favor
the use of mother tongue in the early
grades?
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A. Yes. D. gave incentives to home cottage

B. No.
C. He did not express it clearly.
D. Tes, but mixed with English.
161. How did Rizal’s Noli Me Tangere
contribute to the development of his
countrymen?
industries
165. In his “La Indolencia del Filipino”, Rizal’s
thinking was the rich natural resources of
the Philippines and the favorable climates
were not a blessing after all for the
Filipino. Which explains this?

A. It awakened them to the A. encouraged the “get-by” mentality

oppressive rule of Spain. B. led to disunity
B. It exposed to them the scandals of C. made the Filipinos compete against
the friars. one another
C. It taught to love their local language. D. enabled the Filipinos to earn college
D. It pictured for them the ideal Filipina. degrees

162. If they were to come back to life, who 166. “There are no tyrants where there are no
among the following would be the most slaves. “Which logically explains this?
vocal to speak against the country’s
foreign policy of close association with I. If the Filipinos were treated as
America? slave by the Spaniards it was
A. Claro M. Recto, Leon Ma. because they allowed themselves
Guerrero to be treated as such.
B. Claro M. Recto, Jose P. Laurel II. It was equally the fault of the
C. Leon Ma. Guerrero, Jr., Jose P. Filipinos why the Spaniards
Laurel treated them as slaves.
E. Jose P. Laurel, ElpidioQuirino III. The Spaniards were tyrants and so
they treated the Filipino as slaves.
163. Why was Melchora Aquino arrested and
exiled to Guam? Because she _______? A. I and II
B. I
A. supplied the Katipuneros with food C. III
and clothing D. II
B. fought side by side with the
Katipuneros 167. In what sense is the Filipino linked to a
C. openly disagreed with the bamboo?
encomenderos A. He is flexible
D. published an article against the B. He is sturdy
Spaniards C. He is ambitious
D. He is versatile
164. To stimulate the nation’s economy and
increase employment, former President 168. The Filipino’s indomitable spirits is shown
DiosdadoMacapagal ________. in his ____.

A. abolished government repressive A. Ability to survive

controls B. Utang-naloob
B. borrowed money from the World Bank C. Friendliness
C. standardized the salaries of D. Self-reliance
government employees
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168. The Filipino’s indomitable spirit is shown A. Devotion of a Filipina

in his _______. B. Deep sense of gratitude
A. Ability to survive C. Common sense of Filipinos
B. Utangnaloob D. Innate subversiveness
C. Friendliness
D. Self-reliance 174. In Rizal’s time, which among the following
were pressing issues in the Philippine society
169. On which Filipino trait does Gawad that were presented in the El Filibusterismo?
Kalinga build on?
I. Educational reform
A. Bayanihan spirit
II. Superstition masquerading as religion
B. Joy and humor
III. Abuses of friars
C. Adaptability
A. II and III
D. Extreme personalism
B. I, II and III
C. I and II
170. Out of used illustration boards, students
came up with a cute and functional bags for D. I and III
school childred. Which Filipino trait is
exhibited? 175. Which among the following is the main
theme of the El Filibusterismo?
A. Creativity
B. Adaptability A. Ideal means of achieving social
C. Pagkabayani reform
D. Family orientedness B. Rizal’s hope for a revolution
C. Curing the social cancer
171. To which trait are the organization and D. Abuses and indecency of friars
success of cooperatives in the country
attributed? 176. ApolinarioMabini was known as the
“sublime paralytic”. Which among the following
A. Pagsasamahansakabuhayan represents his most significant contribution to
B. Creativity the development of the Filipino nation?
C. Pakikisamasakapwa
D. Adaptability A. Peaceful social reform
B. Resilience despite affliction
172. Noli me Tangere was Jose Rizal’s first C. Revolutionarism
novel. Experts consider this work historically D. Freemasonry
significant because it was instrumental in
establishing which of the following? 177. Marcelo H. Del Pilar demonstrated a
militant and progressive outlook derived from
A. National identity the classic Enlightenment tradition of the
B. Fight against graft and corruption French philosophers and the scientific
C. Inciting the seeds of revolution empiricism of the European bourgeoisie. Which
D. Love for education of the following represents the tenets of his
ideology?
173. Which among the following is NOT a I. Truth
Filipino quality emphasized in the Noli Me II. Fairness
Tangere of Dr. Jose Rizal?
III. Impartiality
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B. It’s good that the NCEE was abolished

A. II and III because that would mean only those fit
B. I, II and III for college would go to college.
C. I and II C. The NCEE served as a measure to
D. I and II counteract the “diploma mill” mentality
of the Filipinos
178. Your honor, how can the persecution dare D. College education liberates the poor
try to send this poor, defenseless child to jail for from the bondage of poverty.
the murder of his father and mother? Have a 182. Which philosophical premise does NOT
heart! The boy is an orphan. Is this argument support scientific inquiry?
valid?
A. Reality is objective
A. No, this is a fallacy, an appeal to
B. Group awareness is an integral part
pity.
of knowledge
B. No, this is faulty reasoning.
C. Human perceptual systems correctly
C. Yes, nobody can disagree.
perceive reality.
D. No, this violates the rules of logic.
D. Rational explanations exist for real-
world phenomena.
179. “All the laws are the product of legislative
183. The expressionist painters at the turn of
activity.” “Newton discovered several products
the century tried to depict a state of mind rather
of legislatve activity.” Is this argument logical?
than to make a realistic copy of some object. In
A. No, the error is due to the equivocal other words, expressionist paintings ______.
use of the word “law” A. give the feeling rather than the
B. Yes, they are logical appearance of things
C. No, unless “laws” in the first premise is B. resemble camera snapshots
changed with “some laws”. C. are all about people
D. Partially logical. D. are all done in oils.
180. Let’s assume that universities will be 184. Those who have deep appreciation of the
required to offer education programs at the beautiful tend to ______ the good and the
graduate rather than at the undergraduate beautiful.
level. Based on this information, how should
you respond? A. preserve
B. discard
A. Improbable
C. spoil
B. Agree
D. hide
C. Disagree
185. Art and music are necessary ingredients
D. Neutral
to a child’s education. Which statement/s
supports the idea of this sentence?
181. One reason why the NCEE was abolished
was because it was anti-poor. Which I. Music and art intensify a child’s
explanation logically supports this reasoning? imagination
II. Music teaches discipline, team work,
A. Most of those who did not pass the
math and poetry through rhythm.
NCEE were graduates of deprived
III. Painting helps a kinesthetic learner
schools.
express abstract concepts in concrete
forms.
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A. I, II, III B. Wide social order – the family before

B. III only the individual
C. I and II C. More common good – public safety
D. I only before private gain
D. Higher law – inalienable rights vs.
186. Art and music are essential ingredients to alienable
a child’s education, yet ironically both subjects
are the first disciplines to be eliminated when 189. Your classmate had been sick and so had
budget is inadequate. In an effort of streamline been absent from class. To help him pass, you
school budget and teach only the basics, we allow him to copy your answer. Was allowing
usually reduce curriculum to a lifeless routine of him to copy your answer morally justified?
issues that lack color, shapes, sounds and
rhythm. What does the paragraph confirm? A. Yes. The end justifies the means.
B. No. The end does not justify the
I. The importance of the arts in the
education to children means.
II. The meaninglessness of school C. It depends on how sincere you were.
curriculum D. It depends on how much assistance
III. The insignificance of the arts in the you gave to your classmate.
school curriculum
A. I 190. A wife who loves her husband dearly
B. III becomes so jealous that in a moment of
C. II savage age, kills him. Is the wife morally
D. I and II responsible and why?
187. Is it moral to suppress workers’ right to A. No. Antecedent passion may
form unions in times of national emergency and completely destroy freedom and
why? consequently moral responsibility.
I. No. Suppression of rights will always B. Yes. She killed her husband simply
be a violation of human rights. because of jealousy.
II. Yes. The nation’s security takes C. It depends of the mental health of the
precedence over the rights of any wife.
private association D. It depends on the cause of the wife’s
III. Yes. Public safety must be thought of jealousy.
before private gain. 191. You failed the LET twice. You heard of
A. II and III someone processing fake professional
teachers’ license for failed LET examinees for a
B. II
fee of 50, 000. You approach her and got a
C. I fake license for a fee. Are you morally
D. III responsible?
188. In times of war, soldiers must be ready to
give up their lives in defense of the nation. A. No, while I know it is wrong, it is my
Which normative relationship applies in this only way to redeem myself.
case? B. Yes, but my desperate need for a
license will lessen my moral
A. Greater urgency – saving the living
responsibility.
before burying the dead
C. No, I’m not the only one doing it.
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D. Yes, I acted with full knowledge and
consent.
192. Who has greater moral responsibility and
why? The lazy master teacher who does not
teach well or the beginning teacher who is
groping while she teaches and so does not
teach well either.
A. The master teacher, who is older and
more experienced.
B. The master teacher, who is
expected to have more knowledge
and freedom.
C. Cannot be determined, age and
experience do not necessarily make
one more knowledgeable and free.
D. Both are equally morally responsible;
they both professional teachers.
193. I happen to have unknowingly received
counterfeit money from someone. At the
earliest opportunity, I pass it on to someone
who is not aware. Am I morally responsible?
A. No, you are only passing on to another
the burden that you unknowingly
received.
B. No, the counterfeit money did not
originally come from you.
C. Yes, your act is a perfect voluntary
one.
D. Yes, you commit another wrong.
194. Can children who have not reached the
age of reason and have acquired foul language
be held responsible?
A. No, the bad habit has been
contracted involuntary and
unintentionally.
B. Yes, while they have not reached the
age of reason, they already have a
sense of what if good and bad.
C. Yes, from their parents they have
come to know that it is bad habit.
D. We cannot say yes nor no; we don’t
know what is inside the children’s mind
and heart.
195. A Boy Scout leaps into the sea to save a
companion in danger of being drowned, though
he may lose his life. Is he morally justified to
risk his life?
A. No.
B. It depends on whether the Boy Scout
can swim or not.
C. Yes.
D. No, if the boy being drowned did it to
commit suicide.
196. Which one goes with this principle: “The
end does not justify the means”
A. An objective evil act can never become
good in spite of the good motive.
B. An objectively good act may become
morally evil because of a bad motive.
C. An indifferent act may become morally
good or evil depending on the movie.
D. Both are equally morally responsible;
they are both professional teachers.
197. I get P5, 000 pesos from the funds raised
during Valentine’s Day without the knowledge
of committee and donate it to a foundation
serving a group of handicap. Is my act of
getting P 5,000 from the funds justified?
A. Yes, the means justifies the end.
B. Yes, the end justifies the means.
C. No, the end does not justify the
means.
D. Yes, if you intend to tell the committee
afterwards.
198. Which illustrates this principle:
“Circumstances may change a good or as
indifferent act into a punishable one”.
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A. Yes, the teacher, insulting a student is

worse than a student belittling a 202. When can we say that a person has
classmate. values?
B. To steal money from a poor classmate
A. Lives a life of integrity, sincerity and
is worse than to steal from a rich commitment.
classmate. B. Enjoys life of leisure and pleasure.
C. Slapping someone at a moment of C. Works towards self-aggrandizement.
rage is not as worse as slapping D. Lives a life of merriment in the company of
someone for thrill. others.
D. You sleep seated on a chair at the
203. What does the term “chiaroscuro” refer to?
back while you make your class
copy notes from the board. A. An exaggeratedly dark background and
light foreground creating the effect of
199. I don’t like to read the bulletin board, for I space.
suspect that the deadline for grades is posted B. Exaggerated shadows making colours more
there. Which type of ignorance do I possess? intense.
C. A dark-shaped pigment created from a
A. Affected ignorance mixture of water and egg yolk.
B. Vincible ignorance D. A style of brush work which created shading.
C. Invincible ignorance
D. Crass ignorance 204. What is the purpose of an underpainting?
A. It prevents the paint from seeping through
200. I pretend not to be able to play several the canvass.
musical instruments. I may get tied as an B. It helps date the painting.
instrumentalist of the Church choir. Which type C. To create a rough sketch directly on the
work surface.
of ignorance do I have?
D. It avoids over painting.
A. Invincible ignorance
B. Supine ignorance 205. What is a glaze?
C. Affected ignorance
A. Paint diluted with water.
D. Vincible ignorance B. A color diluted with white.
C. Paint diluted with olive oil.
201. Which illustrate/s this principle: D. Paint diluted with linseed oil.
“Antecedent passion may completely destroy
freedom and consequently moral 206. What a student can do differs from what
responsibility.” he will do. What does this prove?

A. A teacher harbors a grudge against a A. Motivation and ability always go together.

colleague and builds himself up to a state of
frenzy and strikes his colleague.
B. A man broods over an insult received from
an enemy, goes drinking and finally attacks his
enemy.
C. A person in danger of being drowned
goes into panic and holds on to a
companion who also drowns.
D. B and C
B. Students of today are hardly motivated.
C. Ability is the opposite of motivation.
D. Motivation differs from ability.
207. You are often told: “Poverty is not a
hindrance to success.” What does this imply?
A. The “promdi” student does not succeed
because of his/her origin.
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B. What a person becomes in life is a
product of his/her environment.
C. A person is totally conditioned by his/her
environment.
D. It is other people that hinder people
succeed.
208. Pedro easily carried the television by
himself when his neighbor’s house was on fire.
But when the fire was over, he could not bring it
back to the house alone. This is on account of
the hormone ________________.
A. pancreatin C. adrenalin
B. insulin D. ptyalin
209. Stimulation is good for the brain. Which
action is a logical application for this?
A. Train your child to obey orders blindly.
B. Retire early so you will be spared of the
challenges of work.
C. Avoid giving challenging tasks to teenagers
for they get easily discouraged.
D. Give to children toys that they can
manipulate.
210. A biology teacher asked each one in the
class to introduce himself/herself using
biological concepts. Four students introduced
themselves as follows:
I have XX chromosomes.
I have XY chromosomes.
I have so much testosterone in my blood
stream.
I have much estrogen circulating within me.
What is true of the four students?
A. Two are girls.
B. Two are “tomboys”.
C. Two are effeminate.
D. The four have identity problems.
211. A Biology teacher described herself
biologically: “My estrogen level is decreasing
and I have signs of osteoporosis.” What is
TRUE of the biology teacher?
A. She is a spinster.
B. She is in her late adolescence.
C. She is in her post-menopausal period.
D. She is a chain smoker.
212. What statement of human intelligence is
CORRECT?
A. It consists of multiple intelligences.
B. It is reliably measured by a verbal test.
C. It is verbal ability and abstract reasoning.
D. It is fixed at birth.
213. Which idea contradicts the concept of free
will?
A. Evolutionary theory
B. Creationism
C. Memetics
D. Biological determinism
214. Behavioral psychologist would probably
say that _________________.
A. Introspection is a useful way to study mental
processes.
B. The mind is most important when analyzing
behavior.
C. We act based on rewards and
punishments received.
D. The unconscious stimulates our behavior.
215. Which among the following are qualities of
an authoritarian parent?
A. High level of both control and warmth.
B. High level of control, and a low level of
warmth.
C. Low level of both control and warmth
D. Low level of control, and a high level of
warmth.
216. Individual who can find minute differences
between small objects possesses which of the
following?
A. A good long-term memory
B. A high difference threshold
C. A low difference threshold
D. A good short-term memory
217. The method of classical conditioning
begins with _______________.
A. the conditioned stimulus and response
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B. the unconditioned stimulus and conditioned

response
C. the unconditioned stimulus and
response