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FORMS AND FUNCTIONS OF STATE AND NON-STATE INSTITUTIONS

Total questions: 67

Worksheet time: 34mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Helen is maltreated by her employer in Saudi Arabia where she works as a

domestic helper. Which Philippine government agency must she seek help?

a)

A. Department of Health

b)

B. Department of Interior and Local Government

c)

C. Overseas Workers Welfare Administration

d)

D. Department of Education

2.

Non-state agencies like JICA, CIDA, and USAID provide financial assistance to

particular projects of a country like building bridges or roads that are essential for

development. Which non-state institution provides this kind of aid?

a)

A. Banks

b)

B. Corporation

c)

C. Civil organization

d)

D. Development agencies

3.

Former United States of America vice president Al Gore went to the country last

2017 to speak about the impacts of climate change. This kind of advocacy is the duty

provided by a non-state agency known as ____________________________.

a)

A. Bank

b)

B. Corporation

c)

C. Civil organization

d)

D. Development agencies

4.

There are various kinds of institutions in any society. Some are state-owned while

some are not. Which of the following can be an example of a non-state institution?

a)

A. Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP)

b)

B. Banks

c)

C. Local government

d)

D. Philippine executive government

5.

Non-state institutions from other countries can also have a big impact to the

Philippines. What is the MOST expected function of these non-state institutions?

a)

A. Development

b)

B. Investigations

c)

C. Investments, finances

d)

D. Reforms on economic and political practices

6.

Which non-state institution raises awareness on certain issues, such as Amnesty

International for human rights violations?

a)

A. Advocacy groups

b)

B. Civil organizations, e.g. religion

c)

C. Civil organizations, e.g. research

d)

D. Transnational development agencies

7.

If workers want to convince the government to end contractualization but the

government is not listening, which non-state institution will be able to gather workers

and force dialogue with the government?

a)

A. Cooperative

b)

B. Labor unions

c)

C. Rural and farmers’ banks

d)

D. Workers who are members of corporations

8.

Which of the following is NOT TRUE about non-state institutions?

a)

A. Some are for profit while some are not.

b)

B. Some are foreign while some are local.

c)

C. They contribute a lot to the economy.

d)

D. They do not influence what the government does.

9.

A state agency that looks after municipalities

and barangays

a)

A. Department of Labor

and Employment (DOLE)

b)

B. Armed Forces of the

Philippines (AFP)

c)

C. Department of Public

Works and Highways

(DPWH)

d)

D. Department of Interior

and Local Government

(DILG)

10.

A state agency that creates public

infrastructure like school buildings, roads, and

bridges

a)

A. Department of Labor

and Employment (DOLE)

b)

B. Armed Forces of the

Philippines (AFP)

c)

C. Department of Public

Works and Highways

(DPWH)

d)

D. Department of Interior

and Local Government

(DILG)

11.

Another name for Non-state institutions

a)

INTERNATIONAL NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (INGOs)

b)

non-governmental organization (NGO)

c)

Non-state actors (NSA)

d)

international governmental organizations (IGOs)

12.

Refers to groups that are entirely independent from the government and characterized by humanitarian and cooperative activities

a)

Non-state Institutions

b)

DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES

c)

TRADE UNIONS

d)

TRANSNATIONAL ADVOCACY GROUPS

13.

Organization created by the government charter that allows people to associate together for a common purpose under a common name

a)

Bank

b)

Corporation

c)

Cooperative

d)

Trade Union

14.

It is a financial institution that receives, collects, transfers, pays, exchanges, lends, invests, and safeguards money for its customers

a)

Bank

b)

Corporation

c)

Cooperative

d)

Trade Union

15.

Organization created by the government charter that allows people to associate together for a common purpose under a common name

a)

Bank

b)

Corporation

c)

Cooperative

d)

Trade Union

16.

Autonomous association of people who voluntarily cooperate for their mutual benefit

a)

Bank

b)

Corporation

c)

Cooperative

d)

Trade Union

17.

Refers to an agency whose goal is to help develop and support economic growth within a specified city, region, or state by providing necessary resources and assistance

a)

Transnational Advocacy Groups

b)

Development Agencies

c)

International Organizations

d)

Trade Union

18.

Refers to groups that organize across national boundaries to pursue some political, social, or cultural goals

a)

Transnational Advocacy Groups

b)

Development Agencies

c)

International Organizations

d)

Trade Union

19.

Practical Organizations through which vital international issues are addressed

a)

Transnational Advocacy Groups

b)

Development Agencies

c)

International Organizations

d)

Trade Union

20.

Refers to membership groups that function across national borders for well defined purposes

a)

Transnational Advocacy Groups

b)

Development Agencies

c)

International Organizations

d)

Trade Union

21.

Refers to membership groups that function across national borders for well defined purposes

a)

Transnational Advocacy Groups

b)

Development Agencies

c)

International Organizations

d)

Trade Union

22.

Refers to membership groups that function across national borders for well defined purposes

a)

Transnational Advocacy Groups

b)

Development Agencies

c)

International Organizations

d)

Trade Union

23.

These are institutions which are not owned and controlled by the government.

a)

State

b)

Sovereignty

c)

Banks

d)

Development agencies

e)

Non-state institutions

24.

These are organizations which provide development distance between national and international institutions.

a)

State

b)

Sovereignty

c)

Banks

d)

Development agencies

e)

Non-state institutions

25.

These are organizations which provide development distance between national and international institutions.

a)

State

b)

Sovereignty

c)

Banks

d)

Development agencies

e)

Non-state institutions

26.

A financial institution which deals with deposits and advances and other related services

a)

State

b)

Sovereignty

c)

Banks

d)

Development agencies

e)

Non-state institutions

27.

Each member contributes equity capital, and shares in the control of the firm in the basis of one-member one-vote.

a)

Cooperative

b)

Corporation

c)

Divine theory

d)

Government

e)

Transnational Advocacy

28.

Is a company or group of people authorized to act as single entity and recognized as such in law.

a)

Cooperative

b)

Corporation

c)

Divine theory

d)

Government

e)

Transnational Advocacy

29.

It holds that the state was created by God for the people.

a)

Cooperative

b)

Corporation

c)

Divine theory

d)

Government

e)

Transnational Advocacy

30.

This is where those laws to be implemented in the country are enacted.

a)

Cooperative

b)

Corporation

c)

Divine theory

d)

Government

e)

Transnational Advocacy

31.

Represents a wide range of categories and support several issues.

a)

Cooperative

b)

Corporation

c)

Divine theory

d)

Government

e)

Transnational Advocacy

32.

Which type of law is every day, operational law that is made on a regular basis by state and federal legislatures?

a)

fundamental law

b)

statutory law

c)

civil law

d)

criminal law

33.

Which type of law is long lasting, foundational law that is not made every day and cannot be easily changed?

a)

fundamental law

b)

statutory law

c)

civil law

d)

criminal law

34.

On the hierarchy of plans of government, which type is lower on the hierarchy and usually means that government is subordinate to another government?

a)

constitutions

b)

articles

c)

charters

d)

principalities

35.

What is it called when an idea for a law or change starts with the people and not the government ?(can be a way of proposing new laws, amendments, or asking for changes in government)

a)

referendum

b)

petition

c)

constituent

d)

initiative

36.

For an initiative to take place, people usually start by getting as many people as possible to sign a ______ that indicates those people agree with this idea.

a)

referendum

b)

petition

c)

constituent

d)

initiative

37.

The two ways that most state constitutions can be changed are by amendment and __________, which is a re-writing of the constitution.

a)

emendation

b)

revision

c)

termination

d)

extradition

38.

States can amend their constitutions through a proposal by ______, but the federal / US Constitution cannot be amended this way.

a)

referendum

b)

initiative

c)

extradition

d)

interdiction

39.

Both state and federal government constitutions are based on fundamental underlying principles such as limited government, popular sovereignty, separation of powers and _______.

a)

a checks and balances system

b)

universal suffrage (right to vote for all)

c)

religious preference

d)

abolition of slavery

40.

______ power is when state legislatures have the power to make changes to the state's constitution.

a)

referendum

b)

petition

c)

constituent

d)

initiative

41.

The power that many state legislatures have to remove members from any state branch of government is called ______.

a)

expulsion

b)

censure

c)

impeachment

d)

extradition

42.

A somewhat controversial power that states (and most) governments have is to protect the health, safety, and welfare of all citizens, sometimes at the expense of infringing on individual freedoms. This is known as the ________.

a)

protection power

b)

police power

c)

welfare power

d)

constituent power

43.

State legislatures have various names such as the legislative assembly, the state legislature, the general assembly, and ______.

a)

general court

b)

legislative senate

c)

Congress

d)

general legislature

44.

State referendums come in three forms. The one in which the people / citizens of the state can request this is called ______ referendum.

a)

popular

b)

optional

c)

mandatory

d)

required

45.

State referendums come in three forms. The one in which the state legislature chooses to give the citizens / voters the choice to accept of reject a state law is called ______ referendum.

a)

popular

b)

optional

c)

mandatory

d)

required

46.

State referendums come in three forms. The one in which the state legislature chooses to give the citizens / voters the choice to accept of reject a state law is called ______ referendum.

a)

popular

b)

optional

c)

mandatory

d)

required

47.

Non-state institutions from other countries can also have a big impact to the

Philippines. What is the MOST expected function of these non-state institutions?

a)

A. Development

b)

B. Investigations

c)

C. Investments, finances

d)

D. Reforms on economic and political practices

48.

Non-state agencies like JICA, CIDA, and USAID provide financial assistance to

particular projects of a country like building bridges or roads that are essential for

development. Which non-state institution provides this kind of aid?

a)

A. Banks

b)

B. Corporation

c)

C. Civil organization

d)

D. Development agencies

49.

Former United States of America vice president Al Gore went to the country last

2017 to speak about the impacts of climate change. This kind of advocacy is the duty

provided by a non-state agency known as ____________________________.

a)

A. Bank

b)

B. Corporation

c)

C. Civil organization

d)

D. Development agencies

50.

There are various kinds of institutions in any society. Some are state-owned while

some are not. Which of the following can be an example of a non-state institution?

a)

A. Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP)

b)

B. Banks

c)

C. Local government

d)

D. Philippine executive government

51.

Non-state institutions from other countries can also have a big impact to the

Philippines. What is the MOST expected function of these non-state institutions?

a)

A. Development

b)

B. Investigations

c)

C. Investments, finances

d)

D. Reforms on economic and political practices

52.

Non-state institutions from other countries can also have a big impact to the

Philippines. What is the MOST expected function of these non-state institutions?

a)

A. Development

b)

B. Investigations

c)

C. Investments, finances

d)

D. Reforms on economic and political practices

53.

Which non-state institution raises awareness on certain issues, such as Amnesty

International for human rights violations?

a)

A. Advocacy groups

b)

B. Civil organizations, e.g. religion

c)

C. Civil organizations, e.g. research

d)

D. Transnational development agencies

54.

If workers want to convince the government to end contractualization but the

government is not listening, which non-state institution will be able to gather workers

and force dialogue with the government?

a)

A. Cooperative

b)

B. Labor unions

c)

C. Rural and farmers’ banks

d)

D. Workers who are members of corporations

55.

A state agency that looks after municipalities

and barangays

a)

A. Department of Labor

and Employment (DOLE)

b)

B. Armed Forces of the

Philippines (AFP)

c)

C. Department of Public

Works and Highways

(DPWH)

d)

D. Department of Interior

and Local Government

(DILG)

56.

Another name for Non-state institutions

a)

INTERNATIONAL NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (INGOs)

b)

non-governmental organization (NGO)

c)

Non-state actors (NSA)

d)

international governmental organizations (IGOs)

57.

Another name for Non-state institutions

a)

INTERNATIONAL NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (INGOs)

b)

non-governmental organization (NGO)

c)

Non-state actors (NSA)

d)

international governmental organizations (IGOs)

58.

Refers to groups that are entirely independent from the government and characterized by humanitarian and cooperative activities

a)

Non-state Institutions

b)

DEVELOPMENT AGENCIES

c)

TRADE UNIONS

d)

TRANSNATIONAL ADVOCACY GROUPS

59.

It is a financial institution that receives, collects, transfers, pays, exchanges, lends, invests, and safeguards money for its customers

a)

Bank

b)

Corporation

c)

Cooperative

d)

Trade Union

60.

Organization created by the government charter that allows people to associate together for a common purpose under a common name

a)

Bank

b)

Corporation

c)

Cooperative

d)

Trade Union

61.

Refers to an association of workers that seeks to improve the economic and social well-being of its members through social action

a)

Bank

b)

Corporation

c)

Cooperative

d)

Trade Union

62.

Autonomous association of people who voluntarily cooperate for their mutual benefit

a)

Bank

b)

Corporation

c)

Cooperative

d)

Trade Union

63.

Refers to an agency whose goal is to help develop and support economic growth within a specified city, region, or state by providing necessary resources and assistance

a)

Transnational Advocacy Groups

b)

Development Agencies

c)

International Organizations

d)

Trade Union

64.

Institutions that have state functions and are established to govern the state.

a)

Institution

b)

State Institutions

c)

Non-state Institutions

d)

International Organizations

65.

A branch of government that interprets the law.

a)

Executive Branch

b)

Legislative Branch

c)

Judiciary Branch

d)

Main Branch

66.

The branch of government that is headed by the Head of State.

a)

Executive Branch

b)

Judiciary Branch

c)

Legislative Branch

d)

Main Branch

67.

These unions represent particular professions. Unions in a country, often belong to a national union organization.

a)

Craft unions

b)

General Unions

c)

Industrial Unions

d)

White Collar Unions