MARYHIL COLLEGE

LUCENA CITY
HIGHER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

NSTP: 2 National Service Training Program Mid - Term Examination

Name: Cristy T. Escara Date:April 1, 2021
Course: BSED-1B Score: ______________________
A. TEST I. true or false: Put “F” if the statement is true and “T” if false on the space
before each number. (2 points each & no erasure)
F 1. Voting or Suffrage is a privilege and right given to every Filipino Citizen.
F 2. By casting his vote, a Filipino makes himself a part of the nation’s conscience whereby his
decisions affect the history of the whole nation.
F 3. All citizens of the Philippines abroad, at least 18 years of age on the day of election, not
otherwise disqualified by the law land who are not registered as voter under R.A. No.
8189, known as the voters registration Act No. 8189.
F 4. Any citizen of the Philippines abroad previously declared insane or incompetent by
competent authority in the Philippines.
F 5. Community Immersion in NSTP helps the students to become a better person.
F 6. Community Immersion in NSTP helps the students to relate with the needy or with the less
fortunate community.
F 7. Community Immersion in NSTP helps the students to learn and involve themselves in the
prevalent environmental or social issues of today.
F 8. Community Immersion in NSTP gives the students an opportunity to participate in solving
problems encountered in the community.
F 9. Community Immersion in NSTP makes an avenue for the students to develop their skills,
talents and potential to become a good leader in their societies.
F 10. Volunteering is not just an altruistic act. It’s an opportunity to advance in all areas of your
life.

B. TEST II. Identification: Write the correct word on the space provided. Find the answer
inside the box. (No Erasure)
Negative Vote Buying Group of People Definite Locality
Waylaying of Voters Likeness Permanency Community immersion
Community Sentiment Particular Name Volunteerism
Neutrality Wider Ends Skills-Based Volunteerism
Regulation Of Relations Emergency Volunteerism Environmental Volunteerism
Community Volunteerism Growth Empowerment Size

Negative Vote Buying 1.This is the simplest way of buying votes, where a candidate is certain
that a voter will not vote for him, he can pay him not to vote
Waylaying of Voters 2. It pertains to the connivance of the Board of Election Inspectors (BOI)
the voters name is deleted from the list.
Group of People 3. Community is a group of human beings. It is not possible to form a
community without a group of men and women.
Definite Locality 4. A community always occupies a definite geographical area.
Community Sentiment 5. Community Sentiment means a feeling of belonging together.
Likeness 6. The people in a community share a common way of life. Their customs, traditions,
mores, language, etc. are similar.
Permanency 7. A community is not temporary like a crowd or a mob. It is relatively stable. It
includes a permanent life in a definite place.
Neutrality 8. Communities are not deliberately created. They are not made by plan efforts. It has
a natural Growth of its own.
Particular Name 9. Every community has some particular name.
Size 10. A community may be big or small. A small community may be included in a wider
community.
Wider Ends 11. People in community share several common interests. They associate not for
the fulfillment of a particular end.
Regulation Of Relations 12. Every community in course of time develops a system of traditions,
customs and morals.
Community immersion 13. It is an intensive study on campus and field experience on
becoming a future leader, community organizer or even a future
educator.
Volunteerism 14. It is an act of carrying out tasks or providing or providing services for
individuals or community organizations without financial
recompense is generally considered an altruistic activity of life.
Skills-Based Volunteerism 15. It implies to the providing specialized skills and talents of
individuals to strengthen the infrastructure of non-profits, helping
them build and sustain their capacity to successfully achieve their
missions.
Environmental Volunteerism 16. It refers to the volunteers who contribute towards
environmental management or conservation.
Emergency Volunteerism 17. It implies to the providing any means of support whether it is by
means of monetary support or manpower support to all natural
disasters like tsunami, earthquake, typhoon, flood and storm surge
Community Volunteerism 18. It refers to the volunteers who work to improve community
enhancement efforts in the area in which they live. (Ex: churches,
school buildings etc.)
Growth 19. This means that the people should acquire useful knowledge, social awareness, and
ability to make choices, physical security and self-assurance.
Empowerment 20. This implies authentic leadership, solidarity and participatory decision –
making of the self-help groups/organizations.

TEST III. ENUMERATION:

A. 10 Essential Elements of Community
1. Group of People
2. Definite Locality
3. Community Sentiment
4. Likeness
5. Permanency
6. Neutrality
7. Particular Name
8. Size
9. Wider Ends
10. Regulation Of Relations

B. 4 Types of Volunteerism
1. Skills-Based Volunteerism
2. Environmental Volunteerism
3. Emergency Volunteerism
4. Community Volunteerism
TEST IV. Write the Eight Beatitudes of Jesus (2 Pts. Each)

THE EIGHT BEATITUDES OF JESUS

“Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.”
“Blessed are they who mourn, for they shall be comforted.”
“Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth.”
“Blessed are they who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be satisfied.”
“Blessed are the merciful,for they shall obtain mercy.”
“Blessed are the pure of heart,for they shall see God.”
“Blessed are the peacemakers,for they shall be called children of God.”
“Blessed are they who are persecuted for the sake of righteousness,for theirs is the
kingdom of heaven." Gospel of St. Matthew 5:3-10

Final Examination

Explain in not less than 8 sentences but not more than 10 sentences. (10 pts. Each)
1. What is a community Immersion?
Community immersion is a blend of classroom learning and field experience aimed at cultivating
potential leaders, community organizers, and educators. It would assist individuals in learning
some life "skills," allowing them to meet new people, and, most importantly, assisting other
community members in seeing themselves as "value" people. Community Immersion assists
students in being better people. It helps students in relating to those in need or those in a less
fortunate setting. This will also help students in learning about and being active in current
environmental and social problems. It allows students to engage in the resolution of group issues.
Also, creates a roadmap for students to develop their abilities, strengths, and potential as leaders
in their communities.
2. Why community immersion is one of the vital elements in the life of the Youth?
Community immersion allows the youth who are not familiar with the people and communities
where they will work immerse themselves in these settings. This gives them the opportunity to
reflect on their assumptions, attitudes, and the knowledge base of their profession and to gain
cultural competence. It is in which young people learn and develop by actively participating in
carefully planned activities that address real-world community needs. This is combined with
relevant learning goals and offers structured time for youth to reflect on what they did and
witnessed during the actual service activity through thinking, talking, or writing about it. This
also offers young people the opportunity to put their newly learned skills and experiences into
practice in their own culture. This extends student learning outside the classroom and into the
community, enhancing what is learned in school. It has to do with social justice and community
development. Via active engagement, this helps to promote a sense of compassion for others.
3. Why Volunteerism is essential method to become a better person?
Volunteerism is essential method to become a better person because we are doing good for
others and the community, which provides a natural sense of accomplishment. Our role as a
volunteer can also give you a sense of pride and identity. And the better feel about ourselves, the
more likely we are to have a positive view of our life and future goals. Volunteering connects us
to others and one of the more well-known benefits of volunteering is the impact on the
community. Volunteering allows us to connect to our community and make it a better place.
Even helping out with the smallest tasks can make a real difference to the lives of people,
animals, and organizations in need. And volunteering is a two-way street: It can benefit us and
our family as much as the cause we choose to help. Dedicating our time as a volunteer helps us
make new friends, expand your network, and boost your social skills.
 4. What is the purpose of social mobilization in the life of the youth?

Social mobilization is a strategy that emphasizes the importance of group engagement. It

employs deliberate participatory mechanisms to engage local institutions, local officials,
community organizations, and community members in collaborative efforts to achieve a common
goal. Respect for the neighborhood and its needs characterizes community mobilization. It is the
process of bringing together as many stakeholders as possible to raise youth's awareness of and
demand for a particular programme, to assist in the delivery of resources and services, and to
strengthen community participation for sustainability and self-reliance. The greatest benefits of
Social mobilization are to build community capacity and to help the community identify and
address its own needs. It is an important means to advance sustainable development policy by
making it more responsive and accountable to people's needs and demands. Youth are valuable
assets to their communities; however, they are often left out of decision making and
go unheard. Building opportunities for youth to learn about data and advocacy inspire them to
speak up about inequities in health, housing, and employment and introduce them to new careers.
5. As a NSTP student how can you help to those people or family who are suffer in
terms of poverty? (individual & aggregate)

As a NSTP student I can you help to those people or family who are suffer in terms of poverty is
FIRST through taking action on my own. There are a few simple ways we can help as
individuals, such as funding a poor child’s education or by sponsoring a poor family and
influencing others to do so. Raising money and donating it to a nonprofit can help as well.
SECOND is to donate, donations can help in so many ways. They do not always have to take the
form of money. This can include donating books to a poor child or buying groceries for a poor
family for a week to help fight hunger. Donating old clothes, furniture and toiletries can also help
improve the well-being of the poor. THIRD is creating awareness. Social media has become an
integral part of daily life, and now is the time to use it as a voice of social good. Sharing links on
Facebook, Twitter and other platforms will allow people to learn more about global poverty and
will increase the general consciousness of the issue.

Good Luck and God

Bless!!!