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HELE 6 FIRST QUARTER REVIEWER

Total questions: 90

Worksheet time: 49mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What do we call a source of supply, support, or aid, especially one that can be readily drawn upon when needed?

(a)  

2.

Sources or supplies that can be transformed to benefit and satisfy people’s needs and wants.

(a)  

3.

Are those that the family possesses and makes use of in order to achieve family goals.

(a)  

4.

Give the 2 types of family resources

(a)  

5.

Are those that refer to family members and what each one possesses.

a)

Human resources

b)

Non-human resources

6.

Give the 2 types of family resources

(a)  

7.

They are personal characteristics and attributes of individuals. These are intangible qualities.

a)

human resources

b)

non-human resources

8.

Personal Characteristics and Attributes of an Individual

a)

abilities

b)

skills

c)

attitudes

d)

beauty

e)

talent

9.

Personal Characteristics and Attributes of an Individual

a)

knowledge

b)

energy

c)

honesty

d)

beauty

e)

talent

10.

It is the capacity to do an activity.

a)

knowledge

b)

energy

c)

ability

d)

skill

e)

talent

11.

It is the ability acquired to do complex activities or job or functions as a result of learning

a)

knowledge

b)

energy

c)

ability

d)

skill

e)

talent

12.

It is an ability or skill that is inborn

a)

knowledge

b)

energy

c)

ability

d)

skill

e)

talent

13.

It is the capacity or tendency to do strong action or the power to produce an effect.

a)

knowledge

b)

energy

c)

ability

d)

skill

e)

talent

14.

It is a mental position, behavior, or conduct regarding some matter, which suggests some thoughts or feelings.

a)

attitude

b)

energy

c)

ability

d)

skill

e)

talent

15.

Which human resources is being shown

in the picture?

a)

attitude

b)

energy

c)

abilities and skills

d)

knowledge

16.

It is the result or product of learning information, or understanding acquired through experience, practical ability or skill.

a)

attitude

b)

knowledge

c)

ability

d)

skill

e)

talent

17.

is a resource measured in periods such as hours, days, months, and years.

a)

TIME

b)

MONEY

c)

GOODS AND PROPERTY

d)

COMMUNITY FACILITIES

e)

ENVIRONMENT RESOURCES

18.

is a precious resource or commodity that is used as a medium of exchange.

a)

TIME

b)

MONEY

c)

GOODS AND PROPERTY

d)

COMMUNITY FACILITIES

e)

ENVIRONMENT RESOURCES

19.

are objects of values lawfully acquired or owned.

a)

PROPERTY

b)

MONEY

c)

GOODS

d)

COMMUNITY FACILITIES

e)

ENVIRONMENT RESOURCES

20.

are articles or merchandise that are bought or sold.

a)

TIME

b)

MONEY

c)

GOODS

d)

COMMUNITY FACILITIES

e)

ENVIRONMENT RESOURCES

21.

are physical objects or facilities in the locality that can be used by people to satisfy their needs.

a)

TIME

b)

MONEY

c)

GOODS

d)

COMMUNITY FACILITIES

e)

ENVIRONMENT RESOURCES

22.

includes rain, sunlight, air, and soil help man provide for his basic needs such as food, shelter, and clothing.

a)

TIME

b)

MONEY

c)

GOODS

d)

COMMUNITY FACILITIES

e)

ENVIRONMENT RESOURCES

23.

is the process of making decisions on what to do, when to do the activities, and how to achieve the goals.

a)

PLANNING

b)

ORGANIZING

c)

CONTROLLING

d)

EVALUATING

24.

is the process of identifying and grouping the work to be performed. It also involves defining and delegating responsibility and authority.

a)

PLANNING

b)

ORGANIZING

c)

CONTROLLING

d)

EVALUATING

25.

or implementing means putting the plan in action. This is the doing process of management and is characterized by the following:

accomplishment of goals through control of action

adjustments of plans to meet changing resources and needs

a)

PLANNING

b)

ORGANIZING

c)

CONTROLLING

d)

EVALUATING

26.

means finding out or determining the worth or amount of a thing. It is assessing experiences and results of activities in relation to progress toward goals.

a)

PLANNING

b)

ORGANIZING

c)

CONTROLLING

d)

EVALUATING

27.

Are things and elements that are available to the family and to everyone.

(a)  

28.

is something you must have and can’t do without. It is something necessary to an individual and the family in order to live

(a)  

29.

are desires an individual would like to have or possess to give his/her enjoyment and satisfaction.

(a)  

30.

Are things and elements that are available to the family and to everyone.

(a)  

31.

housing

a)

NEEDS

b)

WANTS

32.

travel

a)

NEEDS

b)

WANTS

33.

entertainment

a)

NEEDS

b)

WANTS

34.

transportation

a)

NEEDS

b)

WANTS

35.

food

a)

NEEDS

b)

WANTS

36.

utilities

a)

NEEDS

b)

WANTS

37.

insurance

a)

NEEDS

b)

WANTS

38.

luxury clothing

a)

NEEDS

b)

WANTS

39.

jewelry

a)

NEEDS

b)

WANTS

40.

subscriptions

a)

NEEDS

b)

WANTS

41.

eating out

a)

NEEDS

b)

WANTS

42.

latest technology

a)

NEEDS

b)

WANTS

43.

healthcare

a)

NEEDS

b)

WANTS

44.

basic clothing

a)

NEEDS

b)

WANTS

45.

new car

a)

NEEDS

b)

WANTS

46.

is the type of income that is in the form of currency, bills, coins and cheques usually received in the form of wages or salaries.

a)

REAL INCOME

b)

MONEY INCOME

47.

- is the type of income that is in the form of flow of goods and services used by the family members over a period of time.

a)

REAL INCOME

b)

MONEY INCOME

48.

It includes all goods, services, and comforts which can be obtained by using money income.

a)

REAL INCOME

b)

MONEY INCOME

49.

park

a)

REAL INCOME

b)

MONEY INCOME

50.

market

a)

REAL INCOME

b)

MONEY INCOME

51.

hospital

a)

REAL INCOME

b)

MONEY INCOME

52.

salary/wages

a)

REAL INCOME

b)

MONEY INCOME

53.

rent

a)

REAL INCOME

b)

MONEY INCOME

54.

interest

a)

REAL INCOME

b)

MONEY INCOME

55.

profit

a)

REAL INCOME

b)

MONEY INCOME

56.

gift

a)

REAL INCOME

b)

MONEY INCOME

57.

Money received as a gift from family or friends.

a)

salary/wages

b)

rents

c)

interest

d)

profit

e)

gift

58.

Money earned from a business or investment after deducting expenses.

a)

salary/wages

b)

rents

c)

interest

d)

profit

e)

gift

59.

Money earned from savings accounts, bonds, or other investments that pay interest.

a)

salary/wages

b)

rents

c)

interest

d)

profit

e)

gift

60.

Income received from renting out a property, such as an apartment, house, or commercial space.

a)

salary/wages

b)

rents

c)

interest

d)

profit

e)

gift

61.

 refers to the goods and services a family receives without using money.

a)

DIRECT REAL INCOME

b)

INDIRECT REAL INCOME

62.

This includes the value of services provided by family members and the benefits from using family assets or resources. It also encompasses services and facilities provided by the government or employer, such as public parks, libraries, or employer-provided housing.

a)

DIRECT REAL INCOME

b)

INDIRECT REAL INCOME

63.

refers to the benefits a family receives when they use money to purchase goods and services that enhance their well-being or quality of life.

a)

DIRECT REAL INCOME

b)

INDIRECT REAL INCOME

64.

It is essentially the value derived from spending money on things like groceries, household help, or professional services.

a)

DIRECT REAL INCOME

b)

INDIRECT REAL INCOME

65.

A homemaker's work in preparing meals, cleaning the house, and caring for family members.

a)

SERVICES OF FAMILY MEMBERS

b)

UTILIZING FAMILY ASSETS

c)

EMPLOYER-PROVIDED BENEFITS

d)

GOVERNMENT SERVICES

66.

Access to public parks, libraries, or schools.

a)

SERVICES OF FAMILY MEMBERS

b)

UTILIZING FAMILY ASSETS

c)

EMPLOYER-PROVIDED BENEFITS

d)

GOVERNMENT SERVICES

67.

Free housing, medical aid, or education schemes offered by an employer.

a)

SERVICES OF FAMILY MEMBERS

b)

UTILIZING FAMILY ASSETS

c)

EMPLOYER-PROVIDED BENEFITS

d)

GOVERNMENT SERVICES

68.

Using a home garden to grow vegetables or flowers.

a)

SERVICES OF FAMILY MEMBERS

b)

UTILIZING FAMILY ASSETS

c)

EMPLOYER-PROVIDED BENEFITS

d)

GOVERNMENT SERVICES

69.

TYPES OF REAL INCOME

(a)  

70.

a financial plan that outlines the expected income and expenses for a defined period.

(a)  

71.

is a plan that outlines how a family will allocate its income to cover expenses and achieve financial goals over a specific period, typically a month or year.

(a)  

72.

is simply a plan of how the family income should be spent.

(a)  

73.

TYPES OF INCOME

(a)  

74.

TYPES OF INCOME

(a)  

75.

Human resources are those which refer to family members and what each one possesses.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

76.

Non-human resources are things and elements which are available to the family and to everyone.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

77.

Knowledge doesn’t include facts and information.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

78.

Time is made of short periods only.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

79.

Money is the purchasing power that helps one acquire his needs.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

80.

Community facilities are durable, non-perishable and perishable.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

81.

Rain, sunlight, and air are example of environmental resources.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

82.

1. Abilities and skills are both native and acquired.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

83.

Most priority in the household budget.

a)

Education

b)

Food

c)

Clothing

84.

This component includes tuition fees, books, and allowances.

a)

Recreatonal needs

b)

Education

c)

Shelter

85.

Considered as one of the most important items that need to be prioritized.

a)

Food

b)

Clothing

c)

Health needs

86.

These include rentals and electric bills such as electricity, water, etc.

a)

Shelter

b)

Education

c)

Transportation

87.

This needs have become only secondary to food and other needs.

a)

Clothing

b)

Social needs

c)

Health needs

88.

Skills is what kind of resources?

a)

a. Material resources

b)

b. Non- Material resources

c)

c. Human Resources

89.

Plants is what kind of resources?

a)

a. Material resources

b)

b. Non- Material resources

c)

c. Human Resources

90.

A ___________ include anything tangible or intangible that helps provide for the needs of its members.

a)

a. Family’s resources

b)

b. Income

c)

c. Salary

d)

d. Wages