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UNAWAIN THE SARILI SHEEETTT

Total questions: 145

Worksheet time: 1hrs 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who is considered the Creator of all things and nourisher/protector of mankind in Tagalog mythology?

a)

Amihan

b)

Aman Sinaya

c)

Bathala

d)

Dumangan

2.

Which god is described as genderless and sometimes represented as a golden bird?

a)

Bathala

b)

Amihan

c)

Aman Sinaya

d)

Dumakulem

3.

Who is the Philippine goddess of the sea, known for protecting fishermen?

a)

Bathala

b)

Amihan

c)

Aman Sinaya

d)

Hukluban

4.

Which god is the guardian of bountiful harvests in the Philippines?

a)

Dumakulem

b)

Sitan

c)

Dumangan

d)

Bathala

5.

Who is the leader of evil and ancient hell in Filipino mythology?

a)

Mangkukulam

b)

Sitan

c)

Dumangan

d)

Kapre

6.

Which entity is known for shortening or lengthening one's lifespan?

a)

Mansisilat

b)

Manggagaway

c)

Mangkukulam

d)

Hukluban

7.

Who is described as a 'homewrecker' who destroys the relationships of married couples?

a)

Mansisilat

b)

Manggagaway

c)

Hukluban

d)

Wakwak

8.

Which witch is considered the most powerful and can use fire against victims?

a)

Hukluban

b)

Mangkukulam

c)

Mansisilat

d)

Manggagaway

9.

Which entity is a shapeshifter capable of transformation?

a)

Mangkukulam

b)

Wakwak

c)

Hukluban

d)

Kapre

10.

What is a Wakwak described as?

a)

A witch's night-bird pet that cannot separate its body in half.

b)

A dark, hairy, muscular creature.

c)

A playful hobgoblin.

d)

A shape-shifting evil creature.

11.

A Kapre is best described as:

a)

A non-believer brought to the Philippines by the Portuguese.

b)

A dark colored, hairy, muscular creature.

c)

A goblin easily angered by those who disturb his mound.

d)

A demon horse with disproportionately long arms.

12.

Who are Kaffirs in the context of the provided text?

a)

Playful hobgoblins

b)

Witch's night-bird pets

c)

Papuan slaves brought to the Philippines by the Portuguese

d)

Leaders of evil

13.

Which creature is a playful hobgoblin who shows himself to children?

a)

Nuno sa punso

b)

Dwende

c)

Tikbalang

d)

Aswang

14.

What makes the Nuno sa punso easily angered?

a)

Being disturbed in his mound

b)

Loud noises

c)

Children playing nearby

d)

Fire

15.

What are Aswang known for?

a)

Granting wishes

b)

Protecting the environment

c)

Shape-shifting evil creatures

d)

Bountiful harvests

16.

What is a Tikbalang?

a)

A goblin

b)

A night-bird pet

c)

A demon horse with a horse's head and human torso

d)

A severed torso

17.

What is 'Bayanihan'?

a)

Faith and devotion to God

b)

A type of ritual

c)

Spirit of communal unity and cooperation among Filipinos

d)

Celebrating life's blessings

18.

'Pananampalataya' refers to:

a)

Empathy

b)

Faith and Devotion to God and the spiritual realm

c)

Communal unity

d)

Celebrating life's blessings

19.

Which term means 'empathy'?

a)

Pananampalataya

b)

Malasakit

c)

Bayanihan

d)

Ginhawa

20.

What does 'Fiesta mentality' involve?

a)

A form of meditation

b)

Celebrating life's blessings with family and community

c)

Devotion to God

d)

A group of Gods/Goddesses

21.

A 'religious' person is someone who:

a)

Places little importance on religious beliefs

b)

Consciously believes in a group of Gods/Goddesses and adheres to their beliefs

c)

Acts as a healer and spiritual leader

d)

Performs rituals through chants or prayers

22.

What is a key characteristic of someone described as 'spiritual' in the text?

a)

Adheres strictly to religious beliefs

b)

Places little importance on religious beliefs

c)

Believes in only one God

d)

Is only interested in material possessions

23.

What were the primary roles of a Babaylan?

a)

Fisherman and hunter

b)

Warrior and protector

c)

Healer, spiritual leader, and performer of rituals

d)

Storyteller and entertainer

24.

What are the indigenous religious beliefs and practices of various ethnic groups in the Philippines before major world religions arrived, referred to as?

a)

Animism

b)

Anitism

c)

Christianity

d)

Islam

25.

What is the broad anthropological term referring to the belief that all things—animals, plants, rivers, mountains, objects—have a spirit or soul?

a)

Anitism

b)

Animism

c)

Monotheism

d)

Polytheism

26.

Which regions are specifically mentioned as being associated with Mangkukulam?

a)

Visayas, Mindanao

b)

Ilokano, Kapampangan, Tagalog

c)

Bicol, Waray

d)

Ilonggo, Cebuano

27.

What is 'Kulam' defined as?

a)

High magic

b)

Magica Baja ('low magic')

c)

Divine intervention

d)

White magic

28.

What does 'Manbabarang' employ?

a)

Fire against victims

b)

Healing herbs and prayers

c)

Insects, spirits, and black magic

d)

Shapeshifting abilities

29.

'Dungan' is described as:

a)

A type of ritual

b)

A life force, energy, ethereal entity, spirit

c)

A generalized system of ideas

d)

A repeated gesture

30.

What is 'Ginhawa'?

a)

A spiritual communion

b)

Breath of life

c)

A mental exercise

d)

A form of writing

31.

What is 'Meditation' defined as?

a)

A spiritual communion with God

b)

Writing to become resilient

c)

Mental exercise such as breathing exercise and repeating a mantra

d)

A form of communal unity

32.

What is 'Prayer'?

a)

A mental exercise

b)

A spiritual communion with God

c)

Writing to build resilience

d)

A repeated gesture

33.

What do studies show about 'Journaling'?

a)

It improves physical health.

b)

It helps you become resilient in the face of adversity.

c)

It increases spiritual powers.

d)

It only benefits children.

34.

The Infancy stage lasts from:

a)

Fertilization to birth

b)

Birth to 2 weeks of life

c)

2 weeks of life to 2nd year

d)

2-6 years

35.

Early Childhood covers which age range?

a)

Birth to 2 weeks

b)

2 weeks to 2nd year

c)

2-6 years

d)

6-10 or 12 years

36.

Which stage is from 14-18 years?

a)

Puberty

b)

Adolescence

c)

Early Adulthood

d)

Middle Adulthood

37.

Middle Adulthood is from:

a)

18-40 years

b)

40-60 years

c)

60 to death

d)

10-12 years

38.

In the Prepubertal stage, what begins to develop?

a)

Primary sex characteristics

b)

Secondary sex characteristics

c)

Both primary and secondary sex characteristics

d)

Neither

39.

During the Pubertal stage, what happens to primary sex characteristics?

a)

They are fully developed.

b)

They begin to develop.

c)

They do not develop.

d)

They regress.

40.

In the Post Pubertal stage, how are the primary sex characteristics described?

a)

Not yet developed

b)

Beginning to develop

c)

Developed for reproduction

d)

Regressing

41.

Kemetic Orthodoxy is a reconstruction of the religion of ancient:

a)

Greece

b)

Rome

c)

Egypt

d)

Mesopotamia

42.

The name Kemetic Orthodoxy reflects the indigenous name of which region?

a)

The Fertile Crescent

b)

The Nile River region

c)

The Mediterranean coast

d)

The Sahara Desert

43.

Which Egyptian god is associated with wealth, healing, and the Sun?

a)

Osiris

b)

Horus

c)

Ra

d)

Thoth

44.

Which Egyptian god is known for justice and rebirth?

a)

Ra

b)

Osiris

c)

Isis

d)

Anubis

45.

The god Amun was considered the main god of which city?

a)

Memphis

b)

Luxor

c)

Thebes

d)

Giza

46.

What are testes, vagina, and ovary classified as?

a)

Secondary sex characteristics

b)

Erogenous zones

c)

Primary sex characteristics

d)

Gender identities

47.

What are physical traits that develop during puberty but are not directly involved in reproduction called?

a)

Primary sex characteristics

b)

Secondary sex characteristics

c)

Erogenous zones

d)

Sexual orientations

48.

Breast development in females and facial hair growth in males are examples of:

a)

Primary sex characteristics

b)

Erogenous zones

c)

Sexual orientation identity

d)

Secondary sex characteristics

49.

Hellenism refers to the religious practices of those who honor the Gods of ancient:

a)

Egypt

b)

Rome

c)

Greece

d)

Judaism

50.

Who is the Chief Goddess of marriage in Greek mythology?

a)

Aphrodite

b)

Artemis

c)

Hera

d)

Athena

51.

Which Roman goddess is associated with beauty?

a)

Juno

b)

Diana

c)

Minerva

d)

Venus

52.

Who is the Greek goddess of wisdom?

a)

Artemis

b)

Athena

c)

Demeter

d)

Hestia

53.

Ceres is the Roman equivalent of which Greek goddess?

a)

Hera

b)

Aphrodite

c)

Demeter

d)

Hestia

54.

Which Roman god is the messenger of the gods?

a)

Jupiter

b)

Mars

c)

Vulcan

d)

Mercury

55.

Who is the Greek god of the sea?

a)

Zeus

b)

Apollon

c)

Ares

d)

Poseidon

56.

Areas of the body that provide pleasure, such as genitals, mouth, breast, ears, and anus, are called:

a)

Secondary sex characteristics

b)

Erogenous zones

c)

Primary sex characteristics

d)

Sexual orientation identities

57.

When did the American Psychiatric Association remove homosexuality from its list of disordered mental conditions?

a)

1950

b)

1963

c)

1973

d)

1983

58.

What is 'Gender identity' defined as?

a)

Whom we are sexually attracted to

b)

The individual's innermost concept of self as 'male' or 'female'

c)

A label like gay or bisexual

d)

The reproductive organs

59.

What determines 'Sexual Orientation'?

a)

Innermost concept of self

b)

Physical traits developed during puberty

c)

Whom we are sexually (or erotically) attracted

d)

Surgical procedures

60.

What might 'Trans Men or Women' undergo as part of their transition?

a)

Only hormone therapy

b)

Only breast surgery

c)

Hormone therapy, sex-reassignment surgery (breast, genital, or facial feminization)

d)

Only genital surgery

61.

What defines Abrahamic religions?

a)

They worship multiple gods.

b)

They trace their origins to the patriarch Abraham and are monotheistic faiths.

c)

They do not have sacred scriptures.

d)

They originated in ancient Greece.

62.

Which of the following are listed as the three largest and most influential Abrahamic religions?

a)

Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism

b)

Judaism, Christianity, Islam

c)

Shinto, Taoism, Confucianism

d)

Zoroastrianism, Jainism, Baha'i Faith

63.

Who is revered as a key figure in the teachings and scriptures of Abrahamic religions?

a)

Moses

b)

Jesus

c)

Muhammad

d)

Abraham

64.

How is 'Materialism' defined?

a)

A spiritual belief emphasizing devotion to gods.

b)

The value that emphasizes the importance of possessions and material goods in a person's life in achieving life goals or desired states.

c)

The concept of empathy and communal cooperation.

d)

A mental exercise for spiritual communion.

65.

What is the 'material self'?

a)

The spiritual realm and connection to higher entities.

b)

The body that needs to survive.

c)

The accumulation of knowledge and wisdom.

d)

The relationships with family and community.

66.

'Kawalhatian' is another term associated with:

a)

Amihan

b)

Aman Sinaya

c)

Bathala

d)

Dumangan

67.

Which god's gender is specifically noted as 'genderless'?

a)

Bathala

b)

Amihan

c)

Aman Sinaya

d)

Sitan

68.

Dumangan's primary responsibility is ensuring:

a)

Protection from evil

b)

Good hunting

c)

Bountiful harvests

d)

Safe journeys by sea

69.

What type of environment is Dumakulem specifically responsible for protecting?

a)

Forests

b)

Mountains

c)

Oceans

d)

Rivers

70.

The term 'naninira ng relasyon ng mag-asawa' is specifically used to describe the actions of:

a)

Manggagaway

b)

Mansisilat

c)

Mangkukulam

d)

Hukluban

71.

The most powerful witch among Sitan's followers is characterized by their ability to use:

a)

Water

b)

Earth

c)

Wind

d)

Fire

72.

The Hukluban's primary ability is:

a)

Controlling wind

b)

Transformation

c)

Protecting harvests

d)

Curing illness

73.

Which creature is a 'witch's night-bird pet'?

a)

Kapre

b)

Wakwak

c)

Dwende

d)

Aswang

74.

What kind of being is a 'playful hobgoblin who shows himself to children'?

a)

Nuno sa punso

b)

Aswang

c)

Dwende

d)

White lady

75.

What is a 'Nuno sa punso'?

a)

A giant

b)

A goblin

c)

A vampire

d)

A headless horseman

76.

'Communal unity and cooperation among Filipinos' is encapsulated by the spirit of:

a)

Pananampalataya

b)

Malasakit

c)

Bayanihan

d)

Fiesta mentality

77.

Devotion to God and the spiritual realm is best described as:

a)

Malasakit

b)

Pananampalataya

c)

Bayanihan

d)

Fiesta mentality

78.

The belief that the world is inhabited by spirits and spiritual entities is a characteristic of:

a)

Anitism

b)

Animism

c)

Christianity

d)

Islam

79.

'Anitos' are spiritual entities primarily associated with:

a)

Southern Philippines

b)

Tagalog culture

c)

Luzon region

d)

Visayas region

80.

'Magica Baja' refers to:

a)

High magic

b)

White magic

c)

Low magic

d)

Healing magic

81.

What type of magic is associated with Manbabarang?

a)

White magic

b)

Divine magic

c)

Black magic

d)

Nature magic

82.

The concept of 'energy' and an 'ethereal entity' describes:

a)

Ginhawa

b)

Dungan

c)

Kulam

d)

Manbabarang

83.

'A generalized system of ideas' is the definition of a:

a)

Ritual

b)

Spiritual experience

c)

Belief

d)

Mantra

84.

What is characterized by 'repeated gestures'?

a)

Belief

b)

Ritual

c)

Spiritual experience

d)

Prayer

85.

Breathing exercises and repeating a mantra are examples of what?

a)

Prayer

b)

Journaling

c)

Meditation

d)

Rituals

86.

'A spiritual communion with God' is the definition of:

a)

Meditation

b)

Journaling

c)

Prayer

d)

Chanting

87.

Which practice is said to help you become resilient in the face of adversity?

a)

Meditation

b)

Prayer

c)

Journaling

d)

Rituals

88.

The stage immediately following birth to 2 weeks of life is:

a)

Prenatal

b)

Infancy

c)

Babyhood

d)

Early Childhood

89.

What marks the beginning of the Early Childhood stage?

a)

Birth

b)

2 weeks of life

c)

2 years

d)

6 years

90.

The transition from Late Childhood to Adolescence is marked by:

a)

Early Adulthood

b)

Puberty

c)

Babyhood

d)

Infancy

91.

What is the typical age range for Puberty?

a)

6 to 10 or 12 years

b)

10 or 12-14 years

c)

14-18 years

d)

18-40 years

92.

Middle Adulthood precedes which stage?

a)

Early Adulthood

b)

Late Adulthood

c)

Adolescence

d)

Puberty

93.

In which pubertal stage do secondary sex characteristics begin to develop, but primary ones are not yet?

a)

Prepubertal

b)

Pubertal

c)

Post Pubertal

d)

Infancy

94.

When are primary sex characteristics developed for reproduction?

a)

Prepubertal

b)

Pubertal

c)

Post Pubertal

d)

Early Childhood

95.

Kemetic Orthodoxy is a reconstruction of the religion from which ancient civilization?

a)

Greece

b)

Rome

c)

Egypt

d)

Persia

96.

The period of Kemetic Orthodoxy extends to approximately what year?

a)

500 B.C.E.

b)

4500 B.C.E. -500 C.E.

c)

1500 C.E.

d)

2000 C.E.

97.

Which Kemetic deity is associated with 'Protection, Health'?

a)

Ra

b)

Osiris

c)

Horus

d)

Isis

98.

'Love, Magic' are the primary associations for which Kemetic goddess?

a)

Sekhmet

b)

Bast

c)

Isis

d)

Thoth

99.

Which Kemetic deity is the god of 'Wisdom'?

a)

Anubis

b)

Thoth

c)

Horus

d)

Ra

100.

"Fertility" is a key role for which Kemetic goddess?

a)

Sekhmet

b)

Isis

c)

Bast (Et)

d)

Hera

101.

Breast development is an example of a:

a)

Primary sex characteristic

b)

Secondary sex characteristic

c)

Erogenous zone

d)

Sexual orientation identity

102.

Honoring the Gods of ancient Greece is the central practice of:

a)

Kemetic Orthodoxy

b)

Abrahamic religions

c)

Hellenism

d)

Anitism

103.

The Roman goddess Juno is the counterpart of which Greek goddess?

a)

Aphrodite

b)

Athena

c)

Hera

d)

Demeter

104.

Which Roman goddess is associated with hunting?

a)

Venus

b)

Diana

c)

Minerva

d)

Ceres

105.

Who is the Greek god of poetry and music?

a)

Ares

b)

Hephaistos

c)

Hermes

d)

Apollon

106.

Which Roman god is associated with war?

a)

Jupiter

b)

Mars

c)

Vulcan

d)

Mercury

107.

The Greek god Hephaistos is the god of:

a)

The sky

b)

Blacksmiths

c)

Messengers

d)

The sea

108.

Who is the Roman counterpart of the Greek god Poseidon?

a)

Jupiter

b)

Mars

c)

Neptune

d)

Vulcan

109.

What term refers to "whichever label feels comfortable" for one's sexuality?

a)

Gender identity

b)

Sexual Orientation

c)

Sexuality

d)

Erogenous zone

110.

What is the "individual's innermost concept of self as 'male' or 'female'"?

a)

Sexual Orientation

b)

Sexual Orientation Identity

c)

Gender identity

d)

Sex characteristics

111.

"What we call ourselves, such labels as gay, bisexual" defines:

a)

Gender identity

b)

Sexual Orientation

c)

Sexual Orientation Identity

d)

Primary sex characteristics

112.

For "Trans Men or Women," transition can involve:

a)

Only spiritual practices

b)

Hormone therapy and sex-reassignment surgery

c)

Only changing clothing styles

d)

Mental exercises

113.

What distinguishes Abrahamic religions regarding the number of gods they worship?

a)

They worship many gods.

b)

They are polytheistic.

c)

They are monotheistic.

d)

They do not believe in gods.

114.

What is the common origin of Abrahamic religions?

a)

Tracing origins to the patriarch Abraham

b)

Originating in ancient Greece

c)

Worshiping the Sun god

d)

Having no specific founder

115.

Which of the following is NOT listed as one of the three largest and most influential Abrahamic religions?

a)

Judaism

b)

Christianity

c)

Islam

d)

Hinduism

116.

Abraham is revered as a key figure in the teachings and scriptures of:

a)

Only Judaism

b)

Only Christianity

c)

Only Islam

d)

Judaism, Christianity, and Islam

117.

How is "Materialism" defined?

a)

A spiritual belief emphasizing devotion to gods.

b)

The value that emphasizes the importance of possessions and material goods in a person's life in achieving life goals or desired states.

c)

The concept of empathy and communal cooperation.

d)

A mental exercise for spiritual communion.

118.

What is the core focus of the "material self"?

a)

Social relationships

b)

Intellectual growth

c)

The body's needs for survival

d)

Emotional well-being

119.

Materialism is defined by an emphasis on the importance of:

a)

Spiritual enlightenment

b)

Communal unity

c)

Possessions and material goods

d)

Abstract ideas

120.

What does materialism emphasize in achieving life goals or desired states?

a)

Interpersonal relationships

b)

Non-material pursuits

c)

Possessions and material goods

d)

Selfless acts

121.

If an individual values possessions highly for achieving life goals, they are demonstrating:

a)

Spiritual devotion

b)

Materialism

c)

Bayanihan

d)

Pananampalataya

122.

The concept that emphasizes the importance of tangible items in a person's life is:

a)

Animism

b)

Hellenism

c)

Materialism

d)

Anitism

123.

The body's need for food, shelter, and clothing relates to which concept?

a)

The spiritual self

b)

The mental self

c)

The material self

d)

The intellectual self

124.

Emphasizing the importance of material goods to achieve desired states is a core idea of:

a)

Abrahamic religions

b)

Animism

c)

Materialism

d)

Hellenism

125.

The desire for material possessions to meet life goals is an aspect of:

a)

Spirituality

b)

Materialism

c)

Physical development

d)

Social interaction

126.

What aspect of the self specifically addresses the need for food and shelter?

a)

The spiritual self

b)

The mental self

c)

The material self

d)

The emotional self

127.

A focus on acquiring goods and possessions is a characteristic of:

a)

Pananampalataya

b)

Bayanihan

c)

Materialism

d)

Fiesta mentality

128.

The material self is fundamentally about the body's requirements for:

a)

Self-expression

b)

Survival

c)

Artistic pursuits

d)

Social recognition

129.

Which concept highlights the value placed on "possessions and material goods"?

a)

Spiritual experience

b)

Materialism

c)

Ritual

d)

Belief system

130.

The pursuit of "desired states" through the accumulation of goods is part of the definition of:

a)

Anitism

b)

Animism

c)

Materialism

d)

Hellenism

131.

What is a core element emphasized in a person's life by materialism?

a)

Communal sharing

b)

Spiritual communion

c)

Importance of possessions

d)

Personal reflection

132.

Which of Sitan's followers is described as a "homewrecker"?

a)

Mangkukulam

b)

Manggagaway

c)

Mansisilat

d)

Hukluban

133.

The god of mountain and hunting is:

a)

Bathala

b)

Dumangan

c)

Dumakulem

d)

Sitan

134.

Which of the following is NOT a primary sex characteristic?

a)

Testes

b)

Ovary

c)

Breast development

d)

Vagina

135.

The term "Malasakit" means:

a)

Faith

b)

Empathy

c)

Unity

d)

Devotion

136.

"Animism" is the belief that:

a)

Only humans have souls

b)

All things—animals, plants, rivers, objects—have a spirit or soul

c)

There is only one God

d)

Spirits reside only in heaven

137.

The "Prenatal" stage covers:

a)

Birth to 2 weeks

b)

Fertilization to birth

c)

2 weeks to 2 years

d)

2-6 years

138.

Which goddess is associated with love and magic in Kemetic Orthodoxy?

a)

Sekhmet

b)

Isis

c)

Bast

d)

Thoth

139.

In Greek mythology, who is the goddess of the harvest?

a)

Hestia

b)

Demeter

c)

Athena

d)

Artemis

140.

"Sexual Orientation" is determined by:

a)

Gender identity

b)

Whom we are sexually (or erotically) attracted

c)

Surgical procedures

d)

Religious beliefs

141.

Which religion group is monotheistic and traces its origins to Abraham?

a)

Abrahamic religions

b)

Hellenism

c)

Kemetic Orthodoxy

d)

Animism

142.

The "material self" requires:

a)

Social media

b)

Entertainment

c)

Food, shelter, clothing

d)

Travel

143.

Which god is known for justice and rebirth in Kemetic Orthodoxy?

a)

Ra

b)

Osiris

c)

Horus

d)

Thoth

144.

"Anitism" specifically refers to indigenous religious beliefs in:

a)

Ancient Egypt

b)

The Philippines

c)

Ancient Greece

d)

The Middle East

145.

A "spiritual communion with God" is defined as:

a)

Meditation

b)

Prayer

c)

Journaling

d)

Ritual

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