True or False. In the Filipino family, kinship ties are extended to include the “compadre” or sponsors.

True or False. Social change serves as an act as agencies of coordination and stability for the total culture.

True or False. Government is the basic unit of Philippine society and smallest social institution with the unique function or producing and rearing the young.

True or False. Religion is a system of beliefs and rituals that serves to bind people together through shared worship, thereby creating a social group.

True or False. One of the functions of the religion is reproduction of the race and rearing of the young.

True or False. The economy is the social institution that organizes a country’s production, distribution and consumption of goods and services.

True or False. The primary functions of government are to protect the basic human rights which include right to life, liberty and to possess property.

True or False. One of the characteristics of education refers to simplify social behavior for the individual person.

True or False. The economic system pertains to what to produce, how much to produce, for whom to produce and how to distribute the output.

True or False. Religion promotes closeness, love, cooperation, friendliness and helpfulness

It refers to a social structures and social mechanisms of social order and cooperation that govern the behavior of its members.

Social Institutions simplify ___________ for the individual person

The smallest social institution with the unique function or producing and rearing the young.

It is concerned with the factors that determine the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.

It constitutes that institution works to __________ the group of people in a communication

The Filipino family is usually a/an _____________ one.

It is a system of beliefs and rituals that serves to bind people together through shared worship, thereby creating a social group.

Institutions is a group of social positions, connected by social relations, performing a _________________

It is the institution which solves conflicts that are public in nature and involve more than a few people.

It provides a form of learning in which the knowledge, skills, and habits of a group of people are transferred from one generation to the next through teaching, training, or research.

True or False. The Section 34 of Local Government Code refers on the role of People's and Non-Governmental Organizations

True or False. The Section 39 of Local Government Code refers on the linkages with People's and Non-Governmental Organizations.

True or False. The Section 30 of Local Government Code refers on the assistance to People's and Non-Governmental Organizations.

True or False. A civil society are comprised of groups or organizations working in the interest of the citizens but operating outside of the governmental and for-profit sectors.

True or False. Civil society is also an organization and institution that make up civil society that includes labor unions, non-profit organizations, churches, and other service agencies that provide an important service to society but generally ask for very little in return.

True or False. The Western notion of kawanggawa (charity) may have been introduced to the Philippines by Catholic missionaries (ADB, 2007).

True or False. The Spaniards founded parochial schools, orphanage, and hospitals that were mostly reserved for the local elite.

True or False. During the Aquino administration, many civil society organizations (CSOs) built up strong relationships with poor communities.

True or False. Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) It has a directory of CSOs with valid registration, license to operate and accreditation as social welfare and development agencies as well as those with development agencies as well as those with expired validity and with revoked registrations and licenses.

True or False. One of the legal bases of CSO in the Philippines is the 1987 Constitution, Article XIII: Social Justice and Human Rights, Section 15.

The ______________ and the religious orders established the first civil welfare organizations in the Philippines.

SEC means

DOLE means

During who's administration does many CSOs built up strong relationships with poor communities?

In what section of the Local Government Code pertains to the role of People’s and Non-governmental Organizations.

This type of NGOs includes with activities directed toward meeting the needs of the marginalized sectors of the community.

This type of NGOs includes self-help projects where local people are involved particularly in the implementation of a project by contributing cash, tools, land, materials, labor etc.

This type of NGOs aims to help poor people develop and strengthen their awareness.

This type of NGOs includes activities such as the provision of health, family planning or education services.

In what section of the Local Government Code pertains to the linkages with People’s and Non-Governmental Organizations?

In what section of the Local Government Code pertains on assistance to People’s and Non-Governmental Organizations?

In the Philippine Context, this refers on which is the government and its branches are concerned.

In the Philippine context, this refers on the businesses and corporations; and the civil sector, which includes the organizations that act in the public's interest but are not motivated by profit or government.

NGO plays as an ___________ institutional setting to political parties, articulating and aggregating socially relevant interests.

NGO consists of the complex of citizens and groups outside government but working in the ________ arena.

It refers to the rules and expectations that people develop in the community over time to help regulate and manage their interaction with one another.

It refers to the position or rank a person holds, in relation to other members of the community.

It consists of two or more people in the community who regularly interact with one another.

It refers to the obligations or behaviors expected from an individual based on one's status in life

It is the shared words, gestures, objects or signals which people in community use to convey and develop recognizable meanings.

Refers to specific cultural expectation on how to behave in a given situation.

It is the set of abstract standards in a community that define the ideal principles of what is good, just, and desirable.

It is status which is acquired based on merit or accomplishment in one’s course of life.

It is the set of shared ideas of what is held collectively true by people in a community

It refers to the established sacred or secular procedures and ceremonies that people in the community regularly perform

It refers to any objects or things that have special meaning for people in the community.

True or False. Being a barangay chairperson, a teacher, local doctor, an entrepreneur, or albeit negatively, even a thief or a drunkard is an example of achieved status.

True or False. A parent is expected to take care of his or her children and ensure their survival, growth and development is a good example of acquiring a status.

What refers to the community’s established way of allocating power and making decisions in managing community affairs?

What are political parties or groups in the community that engage in political activities such as campaigns and elections?

What is a shared set of expectations about a citizen’s role in politics?

What pertains to how different groups in a community can interact with and control other groups, often leading to dominance or subordination?

What refers to the composition of recognized leaders in the community and the structure of their authority?

What refers to the organized ways through which people in a community produce goods and services, allocate resources, and generate wealth to satisfy needs and wants?

What type of capital asset includes land, water, forest products, wildlife, and other natural resources?

What element of economic structure refers to the insecurity in the well-being of individuals or households due to shocks, seasonality, or critical trends?

What refers to the collective value of social networks, relationships, and mutual support systems in a community?

What element involves the sale and purchase of goods, services, or information through small to large-scale enterprises?

What type of capital asset includes infrastructure, tools, buildings, transportation, and technology used for production and daily living?

What type of capital refers to money-related resources such as savings, credit, wages, pensions, and remittances?

What type of capital pertains to the labor force in the community, including their health, education, skills, and ability to work?

What element of economic structure refers to the overall government attitude, policies, and laws that influence business operations?

What type of capital asset is expected to generate long-term profit and includes anything of economic value that is owned?

What refers to the changes that occur in the community's power structures and population composition over time?

What describes the demographic characteristics of a community such as age, gender, and education?

What demographic process relates to the number of births during a woman’s childbearing years?

What refers to the number of deaths in a population, usually summarized through survival rates and life expectancy?

What is the process of moving and settling from one place to another for personal, economic, political, or environmental reasons?

What are the hierarchical interrelationships that govern interactions within a community?

What type of power is based on codified laws or regulations and is often referred to as formal power?

What type of power is based on perception, competence, and ability, often called informal power?

What type of community power structure describes a setting where power is widely distributed and members are roughly equal in influence?

What type of power structure exists when there is no clearly identified power system or dominant group?

A rural town has recently seen a sharp increase in college-educated residents due to the opening of a new university. Which factor affecting community population structure is primarily responsible for this demographic change?

A city council enacts a strict zoning law that limits residential housing in certain districts, indirectly pushing low-income residents to relocate. Which factor in community population structure does this most directly influence?

A coastal fishing community experiences a decline in population after repeated typhoons force families to relocate inland. Identify the main factor affecting community population structure involved in this scenario.

In a small town, the mayor is highly respected not because of his political position but because he has personally funded several community projects. Which type of influence is he exercising?

A remote village loses 40% of its population after the construction of a large factory in a nearby city attracts workers with higher salaries. Which demographic process is this an example of?

A celebrity chef moves to a rural town and starts a culinary school, drawing new residents and boosting local tourism. Under community power structure, which theme of influence is this situation demonstrating?

In a community meeting, multiple local organizations—farmers’ groups, teachers’ associations, and youth clubs—equally share decision-making responsibilities. Which type of community power structure does this represent?

A businessman becomes the de facto leader in his community because he owns the majority of local farmland and businesses. Which theme of influence best applies here?

A city’s population drops significantly after a disease outbreak causes a rise in death rates among elderly residents. Which demographic process explains this change?

An environmental activist gains strong public support to oppose a mining project despite having no formal political position. Which type of community power structure and theme of influence is she demonstrating?

A small rural farming village where neighbors help each other harvest crops without expecting payment is an example of which type of social organization?

In a large corporate office, employees interact mainly through official memos and scheduled meetings rather than casual conversations. Which type of social organization does this represent?

A family-owned corner store operates on trust, allowing regular customers to pay later if they forget their wallet. Which type of social relationship is being shown?

During a local festival, all town residents gather to prepare food, decorate streets, and welcome visitors without formal assignments or contracts. This situation reflects which social organization?

A multinational company hires workers from diverse backgrounds and prioritizes efficiency and profit over personal relationships. This is an example of which social organization?

A small fishing community makes decisions through informal discussions at the dock, valuing everyone’s input equally. Which type of social organization does this illustrate?