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1st Summative Test (2nd Qtr. Modules 1 and 2)

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 42mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Type your complete name in ALL CAPS

Example: FERMO, JUN FELIX D.

4 lines
2.

Type your Grade 10 Cluster

Choices: 1, 2, or 3

4 lines
3.

Which activity practices the “Awareness Raising” dimension of a campaign?

a)

Applying for a job that requires a doctoral degree of education

b)

Uploading a video on the internet about the benefits of wearing mask

c)

Writing a thank you letter to the editor in chief of Philippine Daily Inquirer

d)

Watching entertainment videos in YouTube

4.

Which activity practices “Lobbying” dimension of campaign?

a)

Frontliners representatives ask the Congress for bigger budget for health services.

b)

Teachers implement the distance learning program of the Department of Education.

c)

Land transportation officials join in the debate on the use of car seat for children.

d)

Members of Congress conduct a join session with the members of the Senate.

5.

All are examples of “Research” dimension of campaign EXCEPT?

a)

Experimenting for a cure for African Swine Flu

b)

Conducting a study to use Nuclear energy in the country

c)

Looking for the medicinal plant in the garden to cure common colds

d)

Formulating a feasibility study on the use of car seat for children below 12 years old.

6.

All are examples of “Training” dimension of campaign EXCEPT?

a)

Seminar for teachers on the implementation of distance modes of learning

b)

Short course for nurses for vaccination using Sinovac

c)

Training for police for proper actions on crime.

d)

Conference for the election of company’s new CEO

7.

Which activity is an example of “Social Mobilization” dimension of campaign?

a)

Civil uprisings have erupted during the Martial Law of 1972.

b)

A student protested on the banning of mobile games in school.

c)

Vendors opposed the executive order of the president on the price ceiling for pork.

d)

Local Government Unit implemented the absolute use of face shields in public places.

8.

What is the major difference of campaign from advocacy?

a)

Campaign requires advocacy; advocacy does not require campaign.

b)

Advocacy is less confrontational than advocacy.

c)

Campaign is connected ads designed to bring a single result whereas advocacy is an action for a cause or purpose.

d)

Advocacy involves small group of people that campaign.

9.

In what way is advocacy similar to campaign?

a)

They are both product of research.

b)

Advocacy and campaign involve small group of people.

c)

Both are used by the government.

d)

Both aim to convince or influence others.

10.

Evaluate pictures 1 and 2. How would you describe the pictures in terms of safety and hygiene?

a)

The first picture shows cleanliness and safety in the place, while the second picture shows the messiness in the area.

b)

The first picture shows seriousness in the place, while the second picture shows the orderliness in the area.

c)

The first picture shows the effect of campaign while the second picture shows the effect of advocacy.

d)

Both pictures show the five dimensions of campaign in advocacy.

11.

Which of the following is the best definition of campaign?

a)

An organized course of action to achieve positive change

b)

An activity focuses of a specific target

c)

It provides the necessary knowledge to take action

d)

It involves a lot of different groups

12.

Analyze the following examples that may help clarify what advocacy is all about. After that choose the best generalization for the given statements.

a)

Advocacy can be confrontational, but conflict is usually a bad place to start.

b)

Advocacy usually involves getting government, business, schools, or some other large institution to correct an unfair or harmful situation affecting people in the community.

c)

Advocacy is best kept for when "routine" work such as gathering support for a cause, raising money, and recruiting members of a community initiative or program won't get you where you want to go.

d)

Once you go public with an advocacy campaign, you may draw the attention of several people, not all of whom will wish you well.

13.

Why do we need to study the language of research?

a)

It helps you understand the answers to important problems and academic texts.

b)

It helps you answer the summative tests and performance tasks easily.

c)

It develops our ability to create something new to the next generation.

d)

It provides framework that can be easily developed and enclosed.

14.

Results of the research can be misleading, which of the following is not a reason for it?

a)

Mistakes in the research

b)

Flaws in the research design

c)

Errors in the dictionary

d)

Biases of the researchers

15.

Emilio could not eat his desert _____ he had finished his dinner.

a)

UNTIL

b)

WHENEVER

c)

AND

d)

NEITHER

16.

Theresa ate her snacks on the porch _______ she could.

a)

NEITHER

b)

BOTH

c)

AND

d)

WHENEVER

17.

Mike ______ Keith were best friends.

a)

NEITHER

b)

FOR

c)

AND

d)

BUT

18.

I am ______ a singer nor a dancer.

a)

AND

b)

NEITHER

c)

NOR

d)

BOTH

19.

I will have _____ the coconut pie and the egg pie for desert on fiesta.

a)

BOTH

b)

NOR

c)

IF

d)

AFTER

20.

________ in the classroom, you need to keep your voice down.

a)

YET

b)

AFTER

c)

WHILE

d)

SO

21.

________ recess, the children hurried inside.

a)

AFTER

b)

WHILE

c)

SO

d)

NEITHER

22.

_______ you win first place, you will receive a prize.

a)

UNTIL

b)

WHENEVER

c)

WHILE

d)

IF

23.

Sharon hates to listen to rap music, _____ will she tolerate heavy metal.

a)

NOR

b)

AFTER

c)

BOTH

d)

IF

24.

I was on time, _____ everyone else was late.

a)

WHENEVER

b)

BOTH

c)

IF

d)

BUT

25.

Do you like chocolate _____ vanilla ice cream better?

a)

OR

b)

NOR

c)

SO

d)

BUT

26.

I am afraid of heights, ______ I appreciate the view from the top of this building.

a)

YET

b)

AFTER

c)

WHILE

d)

IF

27.

I must go to work at six, _____ I am waking up at four.

a)

BUT

b)

AFTER

c)

SO

d)

BUT