WorksheetsCivics Quarter Test Review
Total questions: 99
Worksheet time: 33mins
An issue is a subject, theme, or problem that affects, is talked about, and causes debates and disagreements
True
False
These are events, ideas, opinions, topics, or problems that are relevant and are being talked about currently
Relevant Problems
Contemporary Issues
Global Issues
Contemporary Talk
As responsible students, why should we be aware of contemporary issues?(Pick 4)
We learn our rights and responsibilities and contribute to society
It will help us purposely spread misinformation online
Develops our personal abilities and skills in learning and thinking
Helps us respect different beliefs and opinions
Promotes patriotism, humaneness, proactiveness and care for the environment
An original account of happenings that was written or made by the person who had experienced it
Gossip
First Sighting
Primary Sources of Data
Secondary Sources of Data
Information or interpretations based on the primary origin or other secondary sources and written by non-witnesses
Interview
Analysis Comment
Primary Sources of Data
Secondary Sources of Data
An actual event, experience or observation that really happened and is supported by evidence or data
Inference
Witness Report
Fact
Sighting
Facts can change
True
False
Attributes of a Fact(Pick 4)
Can change
Are real events, experiences, or observations
True for some people
True for everyone (doesn't necessarily apply to everyone)
It is the truth
Attributes of an opinion(Pick 4)
Does not have to be proven
Has to be proven
An idea, supposition, impression, or conjecture
It expresses the mind and ideas of a person regarding the expressed truth
Can change
prejudice in favor or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually done unfairly
Inference
Generalization
Conclusion
Bias
It involves a mental process where one connects information to make a summary statement
Inference
Generalization
Conclusion
Bias
A statement that describes the relationship among information or data after careful study, observation, and analysis of important evidence or body of knowledge
Inference
Generalization
Conclusion
Bias
It is a thought-out theory or an educated guess about something
Inference
Generalization
Conclusion
Bias
These are adverse events that result from natural processes of Earth
(a)
A phenomenon caused by warm ocean temperature that develops in central and east-central equatorial pacific
(a)
A phenomenon caused by cool ocean surface water temperature. This causes intense rainfall and floods
(a)
A typhoon typically forms over large bodies of relatively cool waters
True
False
Abnormal increase of water level in seashores when a storm nears coastal lines; Caused by strong winds from low pressure
(a)
Flooding is frequent in low-lying areas in our country, and is caused by strong typhoons, sudden and intense rain
True
False
It is a movement of rock, earth, or debris down a sloped section of land(Definition from National Geographic)
(a)
This happens when lava and gas are discharged from a volcanic vent
(a)
A sudden, rapid shaking of the earth caused by the breaking and shifting of rock beneath the earth's surface
(a)
This measures the energy released as the source of the earthquake. It is determined from measurements on seismographs
(a)
This measures the strength of shaking produced by the earthquake at a certain location.
(a)
The scale for the measurement of Magnitude(Pick 1)
Apostoli Scale
Mercalli Scale
Richter Scale
Rossi-Forel Scale
Einstein Scale
The scale for measurement of Intensity(Pick 2)
Apostoli Scale
Mercalli Scale
Richter Scale
Rossi-Forel Scale
Einstein Scale
Attributes of Magnitude
It measures the energy released from an earthquake
It measures the strength of an earthquake
Subjective
Objective
affected by distance from epicenter
Attributes of Intensity
It measures the energy released from an earthquake
It measures the strength of an earthquake
Subjective
Objective
affected by distance from epicenter
These are natural geological phenomena that pose danger to people's lives, properties, and infrastructures
(a)
What indicates which areas are prone to natural danger or natural disasters?
(a)
Who distributes book and materials on how to use the geohazard map?
PAGASA
NDRRMC
DENR
DSWD
Who issues guidelines that can help in alleviating the harmful effects of a typhoon?
PAGASA
NDRRMC
DENR
DSWD
Who is the lead organization in preparing for and responding to natural disasters in the country?
PAGASA
NDRRMC
DENR
DSWD
Geohazard maps show the areas where one can evacuate when there is a natural disaster
True
False
Geohazard maps were prepared by the NDRRMC
True
False
The NDRRMC observes the movement of rainfalls
True
False
The geohazard map helps identify areas that are at risk of natural disaster
True
False
The local government uses the geohazard map in determining when there will be rainfall and typhoon
True
False
Camiguin is the top province at risk to volcanic eruption because of its small area
True
False
There are no active volcanoes in the province of Sulu
True
False
Some places in our country are at risk of landslides due to earthquakes
True
False
Sulu and Tawi-Tawi are the top two provinces that are at risk of tsunami because of denuded forests
True
False
Basilan and Rombolon have experiences Tsunamis
True
False
This is air pollution that reduces visibility. It is a mix of smoke and fog
(a)
The gradual increase of Earth's average temperature
(a)
Climate Change/ Global Warming got worse around the Industrial Age/Revolution because of the heavy use of coal
True
False
When did the Industrial Age/Revolution start?
1840s
1760s
1780s
1720s
These are gases that make the earth warmer
(a)
They are the scientists who study weather and climate
(a)
This chemical damages the ozone layer of the world and is used as refrigerants, aerosol propellants, and many more
Water Vapor
Nitrous Oxide
Chlorofluorocar-
bon
Carbon Monoxide and Dioxide
Methane
This is the gas in our atmosphere which forms cloud formations and blocks the intense heat of the sun
Water Vapor
Nitrous Oxide
Chlorofluorocar-
bon
Carbon Monoxide and Dioxide
Methane
This is formed from the use of commercial and organic fertilizers, biomass burning, fossil fuel combustion, and nitric acid production.
Water Vapor
Nitrous Oxide
Chlorofluorocar-
bon
Carbon Monoxide and Dioxide
Methane
This comes from the breathing of humans and animals and volcanic eruptions; Also formed from the burning of fossil fuels
Water Vapor
Nitrous Oxide
Chlorofluorocar-
bon
Carbon Monoxide and Dioxide
Methane
This is formed from garbage, manure, and rice straw. It also has a stronger greenhouse effect than CO2
Water Vapor
Nitrous Oxide
Chlorofluorocar-
bon
Carbon Monoxide and Dioxide
Methane
The increase of greenhouse gases is the only cause of climate change
True
False
As the temperature of the atmosphere rises, the number of human diseases decreases
True
False
Even animals are affected by global climate change
True
False
Modern technologies in agriculture were made available due to the problem of climate change
True
False
The use of fuel aggravates the problem of global warming
True
False
Government officials actively address the issue of climate change
True
False
The Philippine government has launched a program to address the issue of climate change in Asia
True
False
It is predicted that plants and animals will lose their habitat in the next hundred years
True
False
People contribute to the causes of climate change
True
False
The United Nations leads the launching of programs and policies to address the climate change issue
True
False
The Climate Change Act of 2009 was signed into law by Pres. Gloria Arroyo
True
False
El Nino becomes more frequent due to Climate Change
True
False
Methane gases damage the Earth's ozone layers
True
False
Republic Act 9729 provides the legal mandate in response to climate change issues
True
False
Energy from water is considered a non-renewable energy source
True
False
The use of alternative energy sources can contribute to helping solve the problem of Climate Change.
True
False
CFCs form clouds that block the intense heat of the sun
True
False
Greta Thunberg is from Denmark
True
False
Renewable energy sources are naturally replenished
True
False
Human Resources are the resources made by man
True
False
These are the people in the population that are aged 15-65 who are either employed or unemployed
(a)
Percentage of a country's working age population that is working or actively looking for work
Labor Force Rate
Labor Participation Rate
Labor Rate
Work Force Rate
What is the role the people in the labor force take for their families?
(a)
What is the role the people not in the labor force take for their families?
(a)
What is the age range for the potential labor force?
15-60
15-70
15-65
15-75
They are those who work for employers in the public or private sector and receive compensation in forms of salary/wage
Family-owned business employer
Unpaid family worker
Self-Employed
Wage and Salary Worker
One who does not work for a specific employer who pays them a consistent salary or wage; Earns income directly from contracting with business and trade
Family-owned business employer
Unpaid family worker
Self-Employed
Wage and Salary Worker
One who manages a family-owned business; they earn from business sales
Family-owned business employer
Unpaid family worker
Self-Employed
Wage and Salary Worker
One who does work/chores, usually for their family's household or business, without salary.
Family-owned business employer
Unpaid family worker
Self-Employed
Wage and Salary Worker
This sector transforms raw materials into goods
Agriculture
Industry
Services
This sector manages production of services instead of end products
Agriculture
Industry
Services
This sector includes any industry involved in the extraction and production of raw materials
Agriculture
Industry
Services
What is the minimum work time per week for a full time worker?
40 hours
35 hours
25 hours
30 hours
What do you call a worker who works for less than the minimum per week?
(a)
What occurs when a person who is searching for work is unable to find employment?
(a)
Condition in which workers work for less than full-time, less than regular jobs, or jobs inadequate with respect to their training or economic needs
(a)
Are workers who don't want or need more working hours or jobs with higher income considered underemployed?
Yes
No
The government issued the Philippine Labor and Employment Plan 2011-2016 that is focused on the creation of more jobs
True
False
The labor force consists of individuals between the ages of 15 to 65
True
False
The Philippines has the highest unemployment rate in Asia
True
False
The higher the GDP, the lower the underemployment rates
True
False
Increasing the number of foreign entrepreneurs cannot help solve the problem
True
False
The population growth increases the incidence of unemployment in the Philippines
True
False
More young people are unemployed than older people
True
False
Unemployment is the main cause of poverty in our country
True
False
