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NSTP 1 Prelim Examination

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 34mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A student notices she performs poorly when distracted by her phone during study. She decides to set aside her phone during review. Which concept is she applying?

a)

Respect

b)

Growth mindset

c)

Self-awareness

d)

Collaboration

2.

A leader admits he has weaknesses in time management but asks for help from his group. Which value of leadership does this best show?

a)

Respect

b)

Shared responsibility

c)

Conflict resolution

d)

Empathy

3.

You are assigned to a group with classmates from different provinces. To ensure cooperation, the best first step is to:

a)

Compare each other's grades

b)

Listen and appreciate their diverse perspectives

c)

Assign tasks without consultation

d)

Focus only on your own part

4.

A friend shares about failing a subject. If you 'step into their shoes' and validate their feelings, you are showing:

a)

Empathy

b)

Growth mindset

c)

Communication

d)

Respect

5.

Which situation demonstrates a growth mindset?

a)

Accepting low performance because 'nothing can be done'

b)

Changing strategies after failing an exam

c)

Refusing to join because of fear of mistakes

d)

Avoiding responsibilities to prevent failure

6.

During group work, arguments arise due to unclear instructions. The root barrier here is:

a)

Digital distraction

b)

Prejudice

c)

Miscommunication

d)

Self-centeredness

7.

If a student insists only their opinion is correct, the barrier to understanding others is:

a)

Empathy

b)

Self-centeredness

c)

Prejudice

d)

Collaboration

8.

A classmate is often judged unfairly because of their accent. This shows which barrier?

a)

Prejudice and stereotypes

b)

Digital distraction

c)

Miscommunication

d)

Lack of confidence

9.

A student reflects on her strengths in public speaking and volunteers to lead the reporting. This shows:

a)

Conflict resolution

b)

Self-awareness applied to service

c)

Respect for others

d)

Avoidance of responsibility

10.

If a group project succeeds because members trusted and respected each other, which key factor contributed most?

a)

Leadership through service

b)

Collaboration with trust

c)

Communication only

d)

Individual effort

11.

A peer shares personal struggles, and you listen attentively without interrupting. What skill are you demonstrating?

a)

Non-verbal awareness

b)

Active listening in communication

c)

Self-centeredness

d)

Conflict resolution

12.

A team of volunteers overcomes differences by focusing on shared goals. This best illustrates:

a)

Prejudice

b)

Respect and collaboration

c)

Miscommunication

d)

Self-acceptance only

13.

A student avoids leadership roles because of fear of making mistakes. Which mindset does this reflect?

a)

Growth mindset

b)

Fixed mindset

c)

Self-acceptance

d)

Leadership through service

14.

When you reflect on your habits and realize procrastination affects your work, what process are you practicing?

a)

Self-acceptance

b)

Self-awareness

c)

Collaboration

d)

Respect

15.

If a group member avoids responsibility and blames others for failure, which value is lacking?

a)

Trust

b)

Shared responsibility

c)

Respect

d)

Empathy

16.

A leader notices two members are in conflict. The most effective action is to:

a)

Ignore the problem

b)

Promote open dialogue and conflict resolution

c)

Take sides with the stronger member

d)

Exclude one from the group

17.

How does empathy enhance volunteerism in NSTP?

a)

It builds competition among volunteers

b)

It fosters genuine service by understanding others' needs

c)

It prioritizes personal growth over community needs

d)

It removes the need for respect

18.

When classmates brainstorm and respect each contribution equally, they are practicing:

a)

Self-centeredness

b)

Leadership only

c)

Collaboration and respect

d)

Digital distraction management

19.

A student reflects on his strengths in organizing events and uses them to help in community outreach. This shows:

a)

Fixed mindset

b)

Applying self-awareness to leadership

c)

Avoiding responsibility

d)

Respect for diversity only

20.

Why is understanding self and others essential in NSTP leadership?

a)

It allows leaders to control others completely

b)

It enables leaders to guide and serve with empathy and respect

c)

It eliminates the need for teamwork

d)

It prioritizes personal recognition

21.

A homeless man enters a café to ask for a glass of water. The staff refuses to serve him and tells him to leave immediately because he 'doesn't belong there.' What human dignity issue is being violated?

a)

Right to be respected regardless of status

b)

Right to education

c)

Right to private property

d)

Freedom of expression

22.

In a classroom, a professor encourages open dialogue and listens respectfully to all students' opinions, even when they differ from his own beliefs. How is the professor promoting human dignity?

a)

By allowing students to dominate the discussion

b)

By enforcing strict discipline

c)

By acknowledging their right to be heard and respected

d)

By avoiding controversial topics

23.

An employer learns that one of his workers has a disability. He considers firing the employee because 'they slow down production.' What is the ethical issue in this situation?

a)

Economic loss

b)

Discrimination against vulnerable individuals

c)

Violation of freedom of religion

d)

Miscommunication in the workplace

24.

During a group project, a student is constantly ignored and not allowed to contribute, even though they are capable and willing. Which principle of human dignity is being compromised?

a)

Right to property

b)

Right to education

c)

Right to equal participation and respect

d)

Right to leisure time

25.

A government policy provides free healthcare to all citizens, regardless of income or background. What value related to human dignity is being upheld?

a)

Productivity

b)

Social justice and equal access to basic needs

c)

Competitive advantage

d)

Wealth distribution

26.

In a debate about prison conditions, one student argues that even criminals deserve humane treatment and opportunities for reform. Which idea about human dignity is reflected in the student's statement?

a)

Dignity is earned only through good behavior

b)

Dignity can be removed through punishment

c)

Criminals are not entitled to dignity

d)

All humans have inherent dignity, regardless of their actions

27.

A hospital prioritizes treatment for high-paying patients while neglecting those who can't afford to pay. Which human dignity principle is most violated?

a)

Equality and right to healthcare

b)

Professional loyalty

c)

Customer service ethics

d)

Confidentiality of patients

28.

A young worker is forced to work overtime without pay and is threatened with termination if they complain. This situation reflects a violation of which aspect of human dignity?

a)

Economic freedom

b)

Right to private life

c)

Freedom of religion

d)

Right to fair and humane working conditions

29.

Teacher encourages students to speak in their native language during cultural week. Which human dignity principle is practiced in this situation?

a)

Limiting class time

b)

Promoting division

c)

Valuing cultural identity

d)

Favoritism

30.

A university offers scholarships specifically for indigenous students. Which human dignity principle is practiced in this situation?

a)

Unfair to others

b)

Reverse discrimination

c)

Promoting equity and inclusion

d)

Marketing strategy

31.

An elderly goes to the nearby café to ask for a glass of water, but the manager shouted and push away the elder. This situation reflects a violation of which aspect of human dignity?

a)

Discrimination

b)

Unfair to others

c)

Poverty and Inequality

d)

Social Justice

32.

You see someone being treated unfairly because of their religion. What action supports human dignity?

a)

Support the person and speak up against the injustice

b)

Avoid getting involved

c)

Change the subject

d)

Make jokes to lighten the mood

33.

In a debate, someone expresses an unpopular opinion. What action respects their dignity?

a)

Shout over them

b)

Listen and respond respectfully, even if you disagree

c)

Walk out in protest

d)

Call them names to prove your point

34.

Your school custodian is often ignored or treated rudely by students. What action best promotes human dignity?

a)

Continue ignoring him like others

b)

Greet and thank him regularly for his work

c)

Tell him he should find a better job

d)

Only talk to him if you need something

35.

What could be a consequence if laws regularly violate human dignity?

a)

Increased social harmony

b)

More people following the law

c)

Decreased public awareness

d)

Erosion of trust in government and social unrest

36.

A foreign worker is mocked for their accent during a company meeting. This situation reflects a violation of which aspect of human dignity?

a)

just a joke

b)

a form of discrimination

c)

helps them improve

d)

It's harmless teasing

37.

A city evicts informal settlers without warning or relocation. This situation reflects a violation of which aspect of human dignity?

a)

Urban planning

b)

Violation of dignity

c)

Clean-up

d)

Legal compliance

38.

A teacher helps students understand their rights in school. Which human dignity principle is practiced in this situation?

a)

Indoctrination

b)

Empowerment through education

c)

Encouraging rebellion

d)

Irrelevant lesson

39.

A manager listens to employee complaints without judgment. Which human dignity principle is practiced in this situation?

a)

Ignoring issues

b)

Leadership delay

c)

Open communication

d)

Workplace pressure

40.

A minority neighborhood gets fewer public services than others. This situation reflects a violation of which aspect of human dignity?

a)

Budget issue

b)

Social injustice

c)

Geographic challenge

d)

Lack of population

41.

Which of the following is NOT a fundamental human right protected by the Philippine Constitution?

a)

Right to life

b)

Right to property

c)

Right to unrestricted social media access

d)

Right to liberty

42.

The Philippine Constitution's Bill of Rights is found in which Article?

a)

Article I

b)

Article II

c)

Article III

d)

Article IV

43.

Which writ requires a public official to perform a ministerial duty?

a)

Writ of Habeas Corpus

b)

Writ of Mandamus

c)

Writ of Amparo

d)

Writ of Kalikasan

44.

The separation of powers in the Philippine government divides authority among:

a)

Executive, Legislative, and Local branches

b)

Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches

c)

Federal, State, and Local branches

d)

President, Vice President, and Senate

45.

The power to declare war is vested in which branch of government?

a)

Executive Branch

b)

Legislative Branch

c)

Judicial Branch

d)

Department of National Defense

46.

What is the primary purpose of the Bill of Rights?

a)

To establish government procedures

b)

To protect citizens from government abuse

c)

To outline economic policies

d)

To define territorial boundaries

47.

The principle of checks and balances means:

a)

Each branch can limit the powers of the others

b)

All branches have equal funding

c)

The judiciary controls all branches

d)

The executive has supreme power

48.

Which writ protects against environmental damage?

a)

Writ of Amparo

b)

Writ of Habeas Corpus

c)

Writ of Kalikasan

d)

Writ of Mandamus

49.

Double jeopardy refers to:

a)

Being tried twice for different crimes

b)

Being tried twice for the same crime

c)

Being sentenced twice

d)

Being arrested twice

50.

The right against self-incrimination means:

a)

One cannot be forced to testify against oneself

b)

One cannot be arrested

c)

One cannot be questioned by police

d)

One cannot hire a lawyer

51.

A police officer enters Juan's home without a warrant claiming 'suspicious activity.' Which constitutional right was potentially violated?

a)

Right to travel

b)

Right to privacy of communication

c)

Right against unreasonable searches and seizures

d)

Right to association

52.

Maria is arrested and not informed of her right to remain silent. This violates:

a)

Right to due process

b)

Miranda rights

c)

Right to counsel

d)

Right to bail

53.

A journalist is prevented from publishing a story critical of government corruption. This primarily violates:

a)

Right to information

b)

Freedom of expression

c)

Freedom of the people

d)

Right to petition

54.

A student is expelled from a public university for their religious beliefs. This violates:

a)

Academic freedom

b)

Freedom of religion

c)

Right to education

d)

Freedom of association

55.

A person is detained for three weeks without charges. The appropriate writ to file is:

a)

Writ of Amparo

b)

Writ of Habeas Corpus

c)

Writ of Mandamus

d)

Writ of Kalikasan

56.

A local government bans all public assemblies criticizing their policies. Analyze the constitutional violation:

a)

Freedom of expression only

b)

Right to assembly only

c)

Both freedom of expression and right to assembly

d)

Right to petition for redress

57.

An indigenous community's ancestral lands are being seized without consultation. Which constitutional principles are violated?

a)

Property rights and due process

b)

Equal protection and social justice

c)

Self-determination and cultural rights

d)

Environmental rights and sustainability

58.

A citizen is tortured to extract a confession. Which constitutional rights are violated?

a)

Right against cruel punishment only

b)

Right to remain silent only

c)

Both right against cruel punishment and self-incrimination

d)

Right to counsel only

59.

Government surveillance of private citizens' social media without warrants. This primarily challenges:

a)

Freedom of expression

b)

Right to privacy

c)

Right to information

d)

Due process

60.

A law is passed requiring all citizens to join a specific political party. This violates:

a)

Freedom of association

b)

Right to suffrage

c)

Equal protection

d)

Right to political beliefs