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WorksheetsCESC_Q1_Reviewer_2
Total questions: 122
Worksheet time: 41mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
University students are assigned to group projects, and members collaborate solely to complete the work and earn a grade, without developing personal friendships. This reflects which type of social organization?
a)
Gesellschaft
b)
Gemeinschaft
c)
Local
d)
Global
2.
In a traditional tribal village, elders settle disputes based on customs passed down over generations rather than written laws. This scenario belongs to which social organization?
a)
Gemeinschaft
b)
Gesellschaft
c)
Local
d)
Global
3.
Two business people from different countries meet for the first time to negotiate a contract using a translator and formal legal agreements. This is an example of which social organization?
a)
Gesellschaft
b)
Gemeinschaft
c)
Local
d)
Global
4.
Residents of a close-knit neighborhood form a volunteer patrol to watch over each other’s homes at night, motivated by trust and mutual care. Which social organization does this demonstrate?
a)
Gemeinschaft
b)
Gesellschaft
c)
Local
d)
Global
5.
What term describes a type of society characterized by intimate, informal, and caring relationships?
a)
Gemeinschaft
b)
Gesellschaft
c)
Local
d)
Global
6.
What term refers to a society that is impersonal, formal, rational, and individualistic?
a)
Gesellschaft
b)
Gemeinschaft
c)
Local
d)
Global
7.
Which type of social organization is common in small, rural villages with homogeneous populations?
a)
Gemeinschaft
b)
Gesellschaft
c)
Local
d)
Global
8.
Which type of social organization is typical of large, urban cities with diverse populations?
a)
Gesellschaft
b)
Gemeinschaft
c)
Local
d)
Global
9.
What type of community prioritizes group welfare over individual gain?
a)
Gemeinschaft
b)
Gesellschaft
c)
Local
d)
Global
10.
In which type of social organization are relationships often maintained through formal rules and contracts?
a)
Gesellschaft
b)
Gemeinschaft
c)
Local
d)
Global
11.
What term describes communities governed by informal and loose relationships?
a)
Gemeinschaft
b)
Gesellschaft
c)
Local
d)
Global
12.
What term refers to communities governed by formal and rigid relationships?
a)
Gesellschaft
b)
Gemeinschaft
c)
Local
d)
Global
13.
Which type of society values traditions, personal bonds, and mutual support?
a)
Gemeinschaft
b)
Gesellschaft
c)
Local
d)
Global
14.
Which type of society prioritizes efficiency, written laws, and rational decision-making?
a)
Gesellschaft
b)
Gemeinschaft
c)
Local
d)
Global
15.
A family moves to an area with spacious houses, small shopping centers, and a short commute to the city. Which type of community are they most likely living in?
a)
Suburban
b)
Urban
c)
Rural
d)
Global
16.
An entrepreneur chooses to open a tech startup where there is high internet connectivity, multiple universities, and a diverse labor pool. Which community type fits this description?
a)
Urban
b)
Rural
c)
Suburban
d)
Local
17.
A farming cooperative exists where residents grow crops, raise animals, and rely on each other for goods. Which community type is this?
a)
Rural
b)
Urban
c)
Suburban
d)
Local
18.
A government planner proposes new public transport routes to connect high-density apartment areas with business districts. Which type of community is being targeted?
a)
Urban
b)
Rural
c)
Suburban
d)
Local
19.
A family chooses a home where their children can attend a nearby school, play in parks, and their parents can work in the nearby city. Which type of community matches this?
a)
Suburban
b)
Urban
c)
Rural
d)
Global
20.
A researcher studies air pollution caused by traffic congestion in a highly populated area. Which community type is the focus?
a)
Urban
b)
Rural
c)
Suburban
d)
Local
21.
A developer wants to create a neighborhood that combines quiet living spaces with proximity to both nature and urban jobs. Which type of community is this concept based on?
a)
Suburban
b)
Urban
c)
Rural
d)
Global
22.
A person prefers living where they can walk to markets, banks, and hospitals within a few blocks. Which type of community suits them best?
a)
Urban
b)
Rural
c)
Suburban
d)
Local
23.
An environmentalist campaigns to preserve farmlands and forests from being converted into residential housing. Which community type’s growth is being opposed?
a)
Suburban
b)
Urban
c)
Rural
d)
Global
24.
A retiree chooses to live in a peaceful location with open fields, low noise levels, and close ties to neighbors. Which community type does this describe?
a)
Rural
b)
Urban
c)
Suburban
d)
Local
25.
What type of community is known for high population density and many tall buildings?
a)
Urban
b)
Rural
c)
Suburban
d)
Local
26.
What type of community is usually located between a city and the countryside?
a)
Suburban
b)
Urban
c)
Rural
d)
Global
27.
Which community type is primarily associated with farming and agriculture?
a)
Rural
b)
Urban
c)
Suburban
d)
Local
28.
Which community type has the fastest access to advanced medical facilities and large hospitals?
a)
Urban
b)
Rural
c)
Suburban
d)
Local
29.
Which community type often features large yards and single-family homes?
a)
Suburban
b)
Urban
c)
Rural
d)
Global
30.
Which community type is usually the center of major business and government offices?
a)
Urban
b)
Rural
c)
Suburban
d)
Local
31.
Which community type is known for a close-knit population and traditional lifestyles?
a)
Rural
b)
Urban
c)
Suburban
d)
Local
32.
Which community type usually has a mix of residential areas and small commercial zones?
a)
Suburban
b)
Urban
c)
Rural
d)
Global
33.
Which community type is characterized by skyscrapers, public transport, and crowded streets?
a)
Urban
b)
Rural
c)
Suburban
d)
Local
34.
Which community type is typically quiet, has open land, and depends on local resources?
a)
Rural
b)
Urban
c)
Suburban
d)
Local
35.
A hospital is owned and operated by the local government, providing healthcare funded by taxes. Which sector does it belong to?
a)
Public Sector
b)
Private Sector
c)
For-benefit Sector
d)
Voluntary Sector
36.
A startup company develops eco-friendly packaging and sells it worldwide for profit. Which sector is this?
a)
Private Sector
b)
Public Sector
c)
For-benefit Sector
d)
Voluntary Sector
37.
A non-profit group organizes a free feeding program for homeless individuals, relying on donations and volunteers. Which sector is responsible?
a)
Voluntary Sector
b)
Public Sector
c)
Private Sector
d)
For-Benefit Sector
38.
A community cooperative runs a store where profits are reinvested into local development projects. Which sector does this illustrate?
a)
For-Benefit Sector
b)
Public Sector
c)
Private Sector
d)
Voluntary Sector
39.
A large corporation launches a scholarship program but still operates mainly to generate shareholder profits. Which sector primarily applies?
a)
Private Sector
b)
Public Sector
c)
For-benefit Sector
d)
Voluntary Sector
40.
A city’s public transportation system is owned and managed by the municipal government. Which sector is this?
a)
Public Sector
b)
Private Sector
c)
For-benefit Sector
d)
Voluntary Sector
41.
A social enterprise sells affordable water filters to rural villages while also using profits to fund clean water projects. Which sector best fits this?
a)
For-Benefit Sector
b)
Public Sector
c)
Private Sector
d)
Voluntary Sector
42.
A local volunteer fire department operates without pay, relying on community contributions. Which sector is this?
a)
Voluntary Sector
b)
Public Sector
c)
Private Sector
d)
For-Benefit Sector
43.
A national defense agency funded entirely by taxpayers. Which sector is it part of?
a)
Public Sector
b)
Private Sector
c)
For-benefit Sector
d)
Voluntary Sector
44.
A clothing company donates part of its earnings to build schools in poor communities but remains a profit-driven entity. Which sector is it?
a)
Private Sector
b)
Public Sector
c)
For-benefit Sector
d)
Voluntary Sector
45.
Which sector is owned and managed by the government?
a)
Public Sector
b)
Private Sector
c)
For-benefit Sector
d)
Voluntary Sector
46.
Which sector is made up of businesses aiming to earn profit?
a)
Private Sector
b)
Public Sector
c)
For-benefit Sector
d)
Voluntary Sector
47.
Which sector includes charities and non-profit organizations?
a)
Voluntary Sector
b)
Public Sector
c)
Private Sector
d)
For-Benefit Sector
48.
Which sector focuses on both social impact and generating income?
a)
For-Benefit Sector
b)
Public Sector
c)
Private Sector
d)
Voluntary Sector
49.
Which sector uses taxes to fund services?
a)
Public Sector
b)
Private Sector
c)
For-benefit Sector
d)
Voluntary Sector
50.
Which sector depends mostly on donations and volunteers?
a)
Voluntary Sector
b)
Public Sector
c)
Private Sector
d)
For-Benefit Sector
51.
Which sector is also known as the civil society sector?
a)
Voluntary Sector
b)
Public Sector
c)
Private Sector
d)
For-Benefit Sector
52.
Which sector is driven primarily by maximizing shareholder value?
a)
Private Sector
b)
Public Sector
c)
For-benefit Sector
d)
Voluntary Sector
53.
Which sector is sometimes called the “fourth sector” because it combines social goals with business methods?
a)
For-Benefit Sector
b)
Public Sector
c)
Private Sector
d)
Voluntary Sector
54.
Which sector provides public goods and services such as policing and education?
a)
Public Sector
b)
Private Sector
c)
For-benefit Sector
d)
Voluntary Sector
55.
It refers on changing social relations and patterns in the current structure.
a)
Dynamics in Social Sciences
b)
Community Structure
c)
Typologies of Community
d)
Community Action Modalities
56.
It uses both qualitative and quantitative methods to understand how people interact, how societies function, and how institutions shape behavior
a)
Social Science
b)
Applied Social Science
c)
Sectoral
d)
Ecological
57.
It is a term denoting membership of a citizen in a political society, which membership implies, reciprocally, a duty of allegiance on the part of the member and duty of protection on the part of the State.
a)
Citizenship
b)
Solidarity
c)
Community Engagement
d)
Social Institution
58.
“The types of social solidarity correlates with types of society.” says who?
a)
Emile Durkheim
b)
Peter Kropotkin
c)
Aristotle
d)
Plato
59.
It is the practical use of social science theories, methods, and findings to solve real-world problems
a)
Applied Social Sciences
b)
Social Science
c)
Sectoral
d)
Ecological
60.
The act of formally adopting a foreigner into the political body of the state and clothing him/her with the rights and privileges of citizenship
a)
Naturalization
b)
Dual Citizenship
c)
Jus Soli
d)
Jus Sanguinis
61.
“A connection between the biological and the social was of principal importance for the idea.” says who?
a)
Peter Kropotkin
b)
Emile Durkheim
c)
Aristotle
d)
Plato
62.
They are responsible in gathering information, write news pieces, and present the news in an honest and balanced manner.
a)
Journalists
b)
Anthropologist
c)
Counselors
d)
Demographers
63.
It is the member of the democratic community who enjoy full civil and political rights and is accorded protection inside and outside the territory of the State
a)
Citizen
b)
Alien
c)
Member
d)
Native
64.
A citizen of a country residing in or passing through another country.
a)
Alien
b)
Citizen
c)
Member
d)
Native
65.
It is working collaboratively with and through groups of people affiliated by geographic proximity, special interest or similar situations to address issues affecting their well – being.
a)
Community Engagement
b)
Solidarity
c)
Citizenship
d)
Social Institution
66.
They are concerned on analyzing the population including birth and death rates in the community.
a)
Demographers
b)
Counselors
c)
Anthropologist
d)
Journalists
67.
place birth serves as the basis for acquiring citizenship
a)
Jus Soli
b)
Jus Sanguinis
c)
Naturalization
d)
Dual Citizenship
68.
It refers to the possession of two citizenship by an individual, that of his/her original citizenship and that of the country where he/she became a naturalized citizen.
a)
Dual Citizenship
b)
Jus Soli
c)
Jus Sanguinis
d)
Naturalization
69.
Community comes from the Latin word _________ which means “common, public, shared by all or many"
a)
Communitas
b)
Comunitas
c)
Communita
d)
Comunita
70.
It is unity, as of a group or class, which produces or is based on unities of interests, objectives, standards and sympathies.
a)
Solidarity
b)
Community Engagement
c)
Citizenship
d)
Social Institution
71.
Their duties include listening to patients, developing treatment plans, and creating coping strategies.
a)
Counselors
b)
Demographers
c)
Anthropologist
d)
Journalists
72.
It is the process of change and development within communities.
a)
Community Dynamics
b)
Community Engagement
c)
Social Institution
d)
Community Structure
73.
They examine biological, archaeological, linguistic or sociocultural traditions in the community.
a)
Anthropologist
b)
Counselors
c)
Demographers
d)
Journalists
74.
The goal of this concept is to bring about positive social change through community-based projects and programs
a)
Community Dynamics
b)
Community Engagement
c)
Social Institution
d)
Community Structure
75.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of social institutions?
a)
Temporary and unstructured
b)
Purposive
c)
Relatively permanent in content
d)
Value laden
76.
Which of the following is NOT a type of social institution?
a)
Entertainment
b)
Family
c)
Religion
d)
Government
77.
Which of the following is NOT a legal basis of CSOs?
a)
RA 1425: Rizal Law
b)
1987 Constitution, Article XIII, Section 15
c)
RA 7160: Local Government Code of 1991
d)
None of the above
78.
Which of the following is NOT one of the offices concerned with the legalization of CSOs?
a)
CHED
b)
SEC
c)
DSWD
d)
DOLE
79.
Which of the following is NOT a type of NGO?
a)
Industrial
b)
Charitable
c)
Participatory
d)
Empowering
80.
Which of the following is NOT a kind of structure in the community?
a)
Biological
b)
Social
c)
Cultural
d)
Political
81.
Which of the following is NOT a concept of community social structure?
a)
Environment
b)
Social Institution
c)
Social Groups
d)
Status
82.
Which of the following is NOT an element of cultural structure?
a)
Natural Resources
b)
Symbols & Language
c)
Norms
d)
Rituals
83.
Which of the following is NOT an element of political structure?
a)
Financial Assets
b)
Political Organization
c)
Citizenship Norms
d)
Leadership Structure
84.
Which of the following is NOT an element of economic structure?
a)
Spiritual Values
b)
Capital Assets
c)
Business Climate
d)
Trade
85.
Which of the following is NOT a type of asset?
a)
Intellectual Capital
b)
Financial Capital
c)
Human Capital
d)
Social Capital
86.
Which of the following is NOT a factor affecting community population structure?
a)
Technology
b)
Fertility
c)
Mortality
d)
Migration
87.
Which of the following is NOT a factor affecting community power structure?
a)
Leadership
b)
Authority
c)
Influence
d)
None of the above
88.
Which of the following is NOT a theme of influence?
a)
Nationality
b)
Status
c)
Wealth
d)
Expertise
89.
Which of the following is NOT a type of community power structure?
a)
Bureaucratic
b)
Pluralist
c)
Elitist
d)
Factional
90.
Which of the following is NOT considered a community action in social sciences?
a)
Athlete
b)
Social Work
c)
Community Development Specialist
d)
Journalist
91.
Which of the following is NOT a goal of community engagement?
a)
Maximize profit
b)
Build trust
c)
Enlist new resources and allies
d)
Create better communication
92.
Which of the following is NOT a purpose of community action?
a)
Personal wealth accumulation
b)
Building community and social capacity
c)
Community resilience
d)
Prevention
93.
Which of the following is NOT a level of community engagement continuum?
a)
Marketing
b)
Outreach
c)
Consult
d)
Collaborate
94.
Which of the following is NOT a principle of community organization?
a)
Competition
b)
Fairness
c)
Justice
d)
Empowerment
95.
Which of the following is NOT a perspective about community?
a)
Psychological
b)
Social Science
c)
Applied Social Science
d)
Ecological
96.
Which of the following is NOT a way of acquiring citizenship?
a)
Naturalization
b)
Voluntary
c)
Involuntary
d)
None of the above
97.
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of community engagement?
a)
Increased individual profits
b)
Improved service delivery
c)
Improved health and social outcomes
d)
Strengthened communities and cohesion
98.
Which of the following is NOT a function of community dynamics in social services?
a)
Biologist
b)
Sociologist
c)
Political Scientist
d)
Economist
99.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a social institution?
a)
Institutions are temporary and short-lived
b)
Institutions are purposive
c)
Institutions are structured
d)
Institutions are value-laden
100.
Which of the following is considered a type of social institution?
a)
Family
b)
Sports
c)
Transportation
d)
Technology
101.
Which legal basis recognizes CSOs under Social Justice and Human Rights?
a)
1987 Constitution, Article XIII, Section 15
b)
RA 7160: Local Government Code of 1991
c)
RA 1425: Rizal Law
d)
RA 10931: Free Education Law
102.
Which government office is involved in registering non-stock, non-profit organizations?
a)
SEC
b)
DSWD
c)
DOLE
d)
CHED
103.
Which of the following NGOs focuses on strengthening people’s capacity for decision-making and self-reliance?
a)
Empowering
b)
Charitable
c)
Service
d)
Participatory
104.
Which of the following is NOT a structure in the community?
a)
Educational
b)
Social
c)
Political
d)
Economic
105.
Which concept refers to the expected behavior associated with a given status?
a)
Role
b)
Social Institution
c)
Social Groups
d)
Status
106.
Which of the following is an artifact?
a)
A country’s flag
b)
Belief in honesty
c)
Language
d)
Social norms
107.
Which element of political structure refers to the distribution of power among individuals or groups?
a)
Power relation
b)
Citizenship norms
c)
Political organization
d)
Leadership structure
108.
Which refers to the entrepreneurial environment and opportunities for investment?
a)
Business climate
b)
Capital assets
c)
Vulnerability context
d)
Trade
109.
Which of the following is an example of human capital?
a)
Skills and knowledge of workers
b)
A factory building
c)
Money for investment
d)
Forest resources
110.
Which of the following is a factor that reduces population size?
a)
Mortality
b)
Fertility
c)
Migration (inward)
d)
Fertility & Migration
111.
Which factor refers to the ability to command and enforce obedience?
a)
Authority
b)
Influence
c)
Charisma
d)
Wealth
112.
Which of the following is NOT a theme of influence?
a)
Territory
b)
Status
c)
Wealth
d)
Expertise
113.
Which type of community power structure suggests power is spread across many groups?
a)
Pluralist
b)
Elitist
c)
Factional
d)
Amorphous
114.
Which of the following careers falls under community action in social sciences?
a)
Journalist
b)
Software Developer
c)
Engineer
d)
Architect
115.
Which of the following is a goal of community engagement?
a)
Build trust
b)
Increase profits
c)
Promote leisure
d)
Ensure competition
116.
Which purpose of community action refers to helping a community adapt and recover from challenges?
a)
Community resilience
b)
Prevention
c)
Creating wealth
d)
Building capacity
117.
Which level involves working together in decision-making?
a)
Collaborate
b)
Outreach
c)
Consult
d)
Involve
118.
Which principle emphasizes allowing people to make choices for themselves?
a)
Self-determination
b)
Justice
c)
Empowerment
d)
Participation
119.
Which perspective analyzes the environmental and ecological systems affecting the community?
a)
Ecological
b)
Social Science
c)
Applied Social Science
d)
Sectoral
120.
Which of the following is an involuntary way of acquiring citizenship?
a)
Birthright
b)
Naturalization
c)
Marriage
d)
Application
121.
Which benefit refers to better access to services and outcomes?
a)
Improved service delivery and effectiveness
b)
Strengthened cohesion
c)
Improved health and social outcomes
d)
Accountability of partners
122.
Which of the following professionals studies human behavior and society?
a)
Sociologist
b)
Economist
c)
Demographer
d)
Political Scientist
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