QAT BLENDED LEARNING EDUCATION ME

THIRD PERIODICAL EXAMINATION IN SOCIAL STUDIES 10

Athena
NAME: ______________________________________________________
22/03/2023
DATE: _______________________

I. MULTIPLE CHOICE. Read each statements/question carefully. Select the best answer.
Write the letter only.
For items 1-6, choose your answer below:
a. Migration b. Political dynasty d. Terrorism
b. Internal migration c. Graft e. Discrimination
_____1.
b. Migration within a single nation. From one town, province, or region to another is
one example of this.
_____2. The questionable and improper acquisition of public funds through unethical means.
Government employees abuse their power for personal gain, such as by accepting payment
for performing public services or by taking advantage of laws or contracts for their benefit.
_____3. The unfair and unfavorable treatment of individuals based on traits such as race,
age, gender, disability, or creed.
_____4. The purposeful instillation of fear through acts of violence or threats of violence in
an effort to effect political change.
_____5. In this system, only certain families are allowed to hold positions of leadership.
_____6. It refers to people moving to another place to settle down.

_____7. People who transfer and migrate to another place are called migrants and can be
classified into two:
a. migrant (temporary) and immigrant (permanent)
b. migrant (permanent) and immigrant (temporary)
c. internal and external
d. local and foreign
_____8. Statement I: Scholars say that the reason for territorial disputes can be
classified into two: materialistic and symbolic.
Statement II: Population, resources, and the territory's strategic importance
would be the materialistic reasons, whereas state culture and history are connected to
symbolic reasoning.
a. Both statements are true.
b. Both statements are false.
c. Statement I is true; Statement II is false.
d. Statement I is false; Statement II is true.
_____9. Article II: Declaration of Principles and State Policies ; Article 1: ____________
a. Bill of Rights b. National Territory c. Citizenship d. Suffrage
_____10. All of the following are effects of Migration, Except:
a. Hotter temperatures
b. Changes in Population
c. Safety and Human Rights
d. Brain Drain
_____11. Statement I: According to Doug Gibler, territorial and border disputes
strengthen and unify the state. A more powerful army would be needed to defend the state
and uphold its sovereignty.
Statement II: China prohibited the entry of any foreign vessel into its territory
due to the West Philippine Issue.
a. Both statements are true.
b. Both statements are false.
c. Statement I is true; Statement II is false.
d. Statement I is false; Statement II is true.
_____12. Marcos: Ilocos Norte ; Binay: __________
a. Davao b. Cavite c. Makati d. Batangas
_____13. During the 15th Congress, Senate Bill No. 2649 or the Anti-Political Dynasty Act
was filed by
a. Senator Chiz Escudero
b. Senator Imee Marcos
c. Senator Migz Zubiri
d. Senator Miriam Santiago
_____14. This refer to the legal and common-law wife or husband of the incumbent elective
official.
a. spouse
b. second civil degree of consanguinity or affinity
c. relatives
d. political dynasty
_____15. It refers to the relatives of the person (politician) who may be the latter’s brother or
sister, whether of full or half-blood, direct ascendant or direct descendant, whether
legitimate, illegitimate or adopted.
a. spouse
b. second civil degree of consanguinity or affinity
c. relatives
d. political dynasty
_____16. Statement I: Political dynasties impede our nation's progress because they
frequently prioritize the development of their own constituents rather than that
of the entire nation.
Statement II: Political dynasties do not constrain economic institution reforms
because they profit from the status quo.
a. Both statements are true.
b. Both statements are false.
c. Statement I is true; Statement II is false.
d. Statement I is false; Statement II is true.
_____17. The misuse or the abuse of public office for private gain is
a. Graft b. Corruption c. robbery d. looting
_____18. Statement I: During the Spanish era, government officials abused their power.
The funds that came from the King of Spain were taken advantage of by
Spanish officials for their own interests.
Statement II: The Philippines was ranked as the fifth-most corrupt nation in
the APEC region in 2005.
a. Both statements are true.
b. Both statements are false.
c. Statement I is true; Statement II is false.
d. Statement I is false; Statement II is true.
_____19. Statement I: Executive Order No. 43 was adopted on May 13, 2011, in
response to the Duterte administration's desire to reduce corruption and graft
in the nation.
Statement II: The Foreign Aid Transparency Hub was also established by the
Duterte Administration to stop the corruption and graft practices of some
government officials.
a. Both statements are true.
b. Both statements are false.
c. Statement I is true; Statement II is false.
d. Statement I is false; Statement II is true.
_____20. Statement I: The effect of political dynasty can be beneficial or harmful; it will
just depend on the kind of leadership the dynasties provide.
Statement II: Some cities and provinces experience good governance due to
the good intentions of the clan leading it.
a. Both statements are true.
b. Both statements are false.
c. Statement I is true; Statement II is false.
d. Statement I is false; Statement II is true.

For items 21-30, Classify the following possible effects of discrimination to an individual,
choose your answer below:
a. Physical b. Social c. Emotional d. Intellectual
_____21. Low self-esteem
_____22. Lack of personal hygiene
_____23. Relying on others for support
_____24. Disagreement because of beliefs or religion
_____25. Lack of decision-making skills
_____26. Stress-related diseases
_____27. Difficulty in sleeping
_____28. Communication problems with other people
_____29. Lack of skills and knowledge
_____30. Depression

II. Explain your answer.

1. How do the activities of MNLF affect the general public, economy, and the government?

This can ensue many issues of mistrust and unreliability of the people towards the
government as the right to live is the right to the victims, liberty and security are also
violated. In addition to those killed and the survivors, victims of terrorist acts include
relatives and dependents of those killed, injured or abducted, other persons who may
have suffered harm in intervening to assist them”. This can cause the economy to fall
due to influx income unable to come and help the country.
2. How do terrorists get funds and support?

Sources of financial support for terrorist financing include direct donations by

individuals and powerful organizations, the use of charities and non-profit
organizations, and the most common is criminal activity such as theft, and
blackmail.

3. Despite armed conflicts that terrorists bring, why does the government conduct peace
talks with these groups like the MILF?

Because they believe that this may lessen tensions between the organization and the
government and discuss important issues on how to decrease mistrust and hostility
between the two groups but suggesting the government should implement comprehensive
political, social, and economic programs to respond to the needs of the Muslims rather
than implementing full military operation to suppress the Abu Sayyaf Groupand other
terrorist groups.

4. Why is our government unable to suppress the activities of terrorist groups such as the
ASG?

This is due to their unpredictability of attacks towards the people. There is also a possibility
of unidentified funds are made available for these terrorist groups. Terrorist groups are
getting stronger through their global connection that serve as their source of new
members, weapons, and other equipment.