Education has a formal and non-formal form. Which of the following does not belong to a formal education?

• Computer Literacy Program

• Primary Education

• Secondary Education

• Tertiary Education

     The educational system in the Philippines has two forms: the formal and the non-formal. Which of the following statements determine the distinctions of the two?

• an educational activity about work skills

• an educational program for out of school children

• an educational movement for social development

• all of the above

Jenny is already 33 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?

• Home Schooling

• Formal Education

• Informal Education

• Non Formal Education

    According to _____________, education is a fundamental human right as it promotes individual freedom, empowerment, and yields important development benefits.

• Theory of Human Needs

• UNESCO

• Abraham Maslow

• Youth for Human Rights

    “The illiterate of the twenty-first century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn and relearn.” This statement was from the American writer and futurist Alvin Toffler. What does he want to highlights in saying this?

• The long journey that has taken place in the field of education.

• It is the concept of being a good leader.

• It is the manner of pursuing your dreams.

• Literacy is being knowledgeable.

Which of the following is NOT a social class in the Philippines? 

• Untouchables

• Middle Class

• Upper Class

• Working Poor

  According to Karl Marx, social stratification is created and maintained by one group to protect and enhance its own economic interests. Which sociological perspective reflects this idea?

• Functionalist

• Social-Conflict

• Structuralist

• Symbolic Interactionism

    The most distinguishing characteristic of a caste system is_________?

• Social status can be changed by education and hard work

• Social status is inherited and cannot be changed

• People can only change from one generation to the next

• People’s social class can change vertically but not horizontally.

Which dimension of social stratification describes recognition, respect, and admiration attached to social positions?

• Wealth

• Power

• Prestige

• Honor

    What is the key concept which is best understood as the extent to which such inequalities are encapsulated in, or influenced by, political structures and processes?

• Bureaucracy

• Political Stratification

• Conflict Perspective

• Economic Stratification