Name: ___ __Leady Joy Morbo______________ ___ Date: __10/12/22___

Section: ______12 HUMSS 2______________________ Score: ____________

I. True or False.

______True___________1. Human beings are in nature social animals.

______False __________2. Relationship is the basic unit of the society

______False__________3. Plato once said that: human beings are considered political animals.

________True_________4. The church creates a network among people specifically among

believers to achieve social control.

_______True__________5. The government is a political institution that is established to unify

people through efficient leadership.

__________True_______6. Institutions such as family, school, government, social media greatly

influence the development of an individual.

_____True____________7. Social institutions are interconnected with each other to efficiently

make our community a better place to live in.

______True___________8. The school is an institution expected to foster social change through

formal learning

_______True__________9. The Social networking apps are comprised of a structured

communication channel.

_______False_________10. Peers and friends minimally affects an individual’s choice, decision,

perception and even attitude and behavior.
II. MULTIPLE CHOICE.

A. B. C. D.
Militaristic Economic Globalization Cultural Globalization Political Globalization
Globalization

___________D.________1. The formation of the United Nations in 1945.

___________C._______2. Cultural practices of migrants in other countries
___________B.________3. Foreign trade rates sky rocketed since the new Japanese investors
implemented their conceptual project in infrastructures and services
under the Duterte administration.
___________A.________4. BALIKATAN 2017.
___________D.________5. The formation of Allied South East Asian Nations.
___________C.__________6. Trump denies the entry of other races in the United States.
__________A._________7. Singapore’s crime rate at an all-time low.
__________A._________8. The Syrian and Libyan struggle towards independence and stability
with the help of U.S, Europe and United Nations.
_____ _____D.________9. SUMMIT meeting 2020.
___________B.________10. Business federations entering the industry in the Philippines.

III. Identify what type of labor the professions suggest. Proffesion

___Skilled___1. Radio operators _______prof_____9. Doctor of Medicine

_Proffesionals_2. Teachers
__prof_3. Medical representatives
_______skilled_____4. Meat vendors
__________prof__5. Architect
______skil______6. Policemen
________semi____7. Clerks
______semi______8. Teacher assistants
_____skil_______10. Construction worker
____skil________11. Mechanic
_____semi skil_______12. Chauffeurs
_____skil_______13. Landscape artists
_____prof_______14. Physical Therapist
_______skil_____15. Sculptor

IV. Essay

Evaluate the government’s anti-trafficking measures specifically the Expanded Anti-

Trafficking in Persons Act of 2012.

Human trafficking is the fastest growing criminal activity, victimizing millions of women,
children and men all over the world as it knows no border. Almost every country of the world is
affected either as a source, transit, and/or destination country for women, children, and men
trafficked for the purposes of sexual or labour exploitation, including domestic servitude and
bonded labour. There are laws that provides the protection of anti-trafficking victims specifically
the RA 10364, Expanded Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act of 2012.

The measures provided by the government to protect the victims of anti-trafficking and prevent
anti-trafficking in and across the country are programs, laws, penalties, etc. such as the
Advocacy and Communications Committee (ADVOCOM), 1343 Action-line against Human
Trafficking, Online Legal Counseling, and more programs. Laws and penalties related to Anyi-
trafficking as well and specifically the RA 10364.

Do the Philippine government’s anti-trafficking measures actually prevent the soaring number
of anti-trafficking crimes among our Filipino citizens? According to Ms. Ezeilo, an independent
expert charged by the UN Human Rights Council to promote the prevention of trafficking in
persons in all its forms and to encourage measures to uphold and protect the human rights of
victims, “The Government of the Philippines should strengthen implementation of measures to
combat trafficking in persons while promoting safe migration for development. Root causes of
trafficking, particularly poverty and demands for cheap and exploitative labour are not being
effectively addressed. This has perpetuated the abuse of human rights of Filipinos abroad, as well
as in the country, who are exposed to exploitation and extortion by brokers, employers and the
law enforcement agents.”

The Special Rapporteur urged the Filipino authorities to keep building upon the significant
progress made in efforts to address trafficking in persons in the country, but stressed that
“measures to prevent trafficking will not be effective or sustainable unless the underlying social,
economic and political factors that create an environment conducive to trafficking are
addressed.”

I think our government’s measures regarding human-trafficking is not strong and currently has
lots of holes where they should give attention to this