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Family and Unity Quiz

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why does the union of man and woman become a necessity?

a)

Because it is only for enjoyment

b)

Because it was commanded by society

c)

Because God created man to live with a suitable helper

d)

Because it is only for wealth

2.

What completes a family according to the lesson?

a)

Union of man and woman alone

b)

Having children

c)

Living together in one house

d)

Owning properties

3.

What is the role of parents in a family?

a)

To give children entertainment

b)

To care for children until they are ready for society

c)

To provide only financial needs

d)

To discipline children through punishment

4.

What happens to children without parents?

a)

They become independent immediately

b)

They become helpless and unsure of themselves

c)

They grow more intelligent

d)

They live happier lives

5.

According to the preacher quoted in the lesson, why do we need the family?

a)

To become rich

b)

To find ourselves as individuals

c)

To compete with others

d)

To be famous

6.

What did God say in Genesis 2:18 about man being alone?

a)

“It is good for the man to be independent.”

b)

“It is not good for the man to be alone. I will make a helper suitable for him.”

c)

“Man can live happily without a partner.”

d)

“The man must travel the world alone.”

7.

Why do children make the union of man and woman stronger?

a)

They bring joy and sacrifice into the family

b)

They are a symbol of wealth

c)

They make parents more popular

d)

They help parents avoid loneliness only

8.

What can happen to husbands and wives without children, according to the lesson?

a)

They may become selfish and self-centered

b)

They live longer

c)

They become wiser

d)

They work harder

9.

What does the family provide for all individuals?

a)

A place for wealth and fame

b)

A wellspring for growth and responsibilities

c)

A reason to compete

d)

A way to escape duties

10.

Without the family, what are people compared to?

a)

Trees without fruit

b)

Lonely pilgrims wandering aimlessly through life

c)

Stars without light

d)

Birds without wings

11.

What makes the union of man and woman not just a luxury but a necessity?

a)

Human law

b)

Divine plan

c)

Social pressure

d)

Personal wants

12.

Why is having children important in strengthening the union?

a)

Children teach parents to make sacrifices

b)

Children provide money

c)

Children entertain the parents

d)

Children help in house chores only

13.

What can selfishness in marriage result from?

a)

Having many children

b)

Not having children

c)

Attending church

d)

Helping relatives

14.

Which is a duty of family members?

a)

Avoiding responsibilities

b)

Playing roles for the well-being of others

c)

Competing with one another

d)

Ignoring household tasks

15.

Why is the family considered the "wellspring"?

a)

Because it is where duties and responsibilities flow

b)

Because it provides wealth

c)

Because it makes people popular

d)

Because it gives endless power

16.

Why do children need parents?

a)

For their safety and security

b)

To make friends

c)

To get money

d)

To entertain them

17.

What happens if children grow without guidance?

a)

They become helpless

b)

They automatically mature

c)

They easily succeed in life

d)

They enjoy more freedom

18.

The foundation of the family is rooted in:

a)

Human law

b)

God’s command to “be fruitful and multiply”

c)

Government regulation

d)

Community rule

19.

Why can’t union alone (without children) be called family?

a)

Because society demands children

b)

Because God intended families to have offspring

c)

Because relatives expect heirs

d)

Because children provide money

20.

What image best represents a person without family?

a)

A soldier at war

b)

A lonely pilgrim wandering aimlessly

c)

A happy traveler

d)

A bird flying high

21.

What is the twin value of unity?

a)

Service

b)

Cooperation

c)

Sacrifice

d)

Dependence

22.

Which of the following best defines cooperation?

a)

Giving advice

b)

Joint effort of family members to reach their goal

c)

Spending money wisely

d)

Sacrificing one’s own needs

23.

Which value means “wise spending of resources such as time, effort, energy and money”?

a)

Dignity

b)

Frugality

c)

Industry

d)

Service

24.

What is the effect when family unity and cooperation fade away?

a)

Families become stronger

b)

Children find proper guidance easily

c)

Children may join gangs or fraternities

d)

Parents become more understanding

25.

What is one way to preserve family unity?

a)

Ignore family traditions

b)

Spend time with your family

c)

Always prioritize friends over family

d)

Avoid sharing your problems at home

26.

What does dignity in family life mean?

a)

Finding joy in money

b)

Honor and worth in work

c)

Always competing with others

d)

Having high grades

27.

Which value is shown when one denies personal wants for the benefit of the family?

a)

Self-sacrifice

b)

Helpfulness

c)

Dedication

d)

Service

28.

Which value is expressed when one shows care and importance for family members?

a)

Concern

b)

Industry

c)

Dependence

d)

Cooperation

29.

Which value refers to trust in and reliance on God?

a)

Dedication

b)

Dependence

c)

Industry

d)

Frugality

30.

Which value involves diligence in performing one’s tasks for the good of the family?

a)

Industry

b)

Cooperation

c)

Service

d)

Dedication

31.

What happens in a family where members do not support one another?

a)

The family grows closer

b)

Members drift away from one another

c)

The family becomes more united

d)

Members become independent and happy

32.

How can appreciation preserve family unity?

a)

By pointing out weaknesses

b)

By valuing each member’s unique traits

c)

By making comparisons with others

d)

By demanding perfection

33.

What can be compared to an orchestra in relation to unity?

a)

Each instrument must play in harmony under one conductor

b)

Everyone must play the same instrument

c)

Only the loudest instrument matters

d)

The orchestra can play without a conductor

34.

Which family practice should be prioritized over TV or social media?

a)

Playing games alone

b)

Family traditions and faith practices

c)

Watching sports

d)

Surfing the net

35.

What is the result when each family member accepts responsibilities?

a)

The family breaks apart

b)

The family goal is achieved

c)

The family becomes selfish

d)

The family becomes weaker

36.

What value is exercised when someone cooks for the family or helps with schoolwork?

a)

Helpfulness

b)

Frugality

c)

Dedication

d)

Industry

37.

What should communication within the family accomplish?

a)

Bridge gaps and iron out differences

b)

Create more misunderstandings

c)

Prove who is right or wrong

d)

Complicate problems

38.

What attitude is important when dealing with family weaknesses?

a)

Strictness

b)

Forgiveness and understanding

c)

Criticism

d)

Competition

39.

Why is appreciation important in the family?

a)

Because it motivates each member to contribute

b)

Because it makes others jealous

c)

Because it avoids responsibilities

d)

Because it creates competition

40.

What should family unity be considered as?

a)

Everyone’s business

b)

Only the parents’ role

c)

Only the children’s responsibility

d)

The government’s concern

41.

What is the first institution of love and unity?

a)

School

b)

Church

c)

Family

d)

Community

42.

What is considered the basic foundation of society?

a)

Barangay

b)

Family

c)

Nation

d)

Religion

43.

What do you call the ability of a person to discern right from wrong?

a)

Conscience

b)

Will

c)

Responsibility

d)

Dependence

44.

What kind of person does a well-formed family usually produce?

a)

Independent but selfish

b)

Morally upright and responsible

c)

Wealthy and proud

d)

Shy and timid

45.

What is the role of parents in the family?

a)

To provide only material needs

b)

To raise children with love and discipline

c)

To control children’s every action

d)

To give freedom without limits

46.

What value is learned first within the family?

a)

Obedience

b)

Independence

c)

Ambition

d)

Leadership

47.

Which of the following is an example of discipline in the family?

a)

Allowing a child to skip school anytime

b)

Setting clear rules and consequences

c)

Ignoring children’s mistakes

d)

Letting children do whatever they want

48.

What is the best way parents can serve as role models?

a)

By practicing what they teach

b)

By expecting perfection

c)

By criticizing mistakes often

d)

By giving strict orders only

49.

How does the family contribute to the spiritual growth of a child?

a)

By sending them to church alone

b)

By praying and practicing faith together

c)

By leaving faith formation to teachers

d)

By avoiding discussions about God

50.

What is the effect of lack of guidance in the family?

a)

Children develop stronger discipline

b)

Children may fall into vices and wrongdoings

c)

Children become more prayerful

d)

Children become naturally wise

51.

Which responsibility belongs to every child in the family?

a)

To respect and obey parents

b)

To rule over siblings

c)

To control family resources

d)

To punish parents for mistakes

52.

What does the Bible command children to do toward their parents?

a)

Honor and obey them

b)

Ignore them

c)

Challenge them always

d)

Leave them at once

53.

What should parents provide aside from material needs?

a)

Love and moral guidance

b)

Expensive gadgets

c)

Social popularity

d)

Strict punishments

54.

Which of the following strengthens family ties?

a)

Frequent misunderstandings

b)

Time spent together

c)

Avoidance of communication

d)

Criticizing each other

55.

How can siblings show responsibility to one another?

a)

By caring and supporting each other

b)

By competing constantly

c)

By ignoring each other

d)

By gossiping

56.

What value do children learn when parents show respect to one another?

a)

Love and respect

b)

Jealousy

c)


Competition

d)

Laziness

57.

What is the duty of children in family chores?

a)

To help according to their ability

b)

To avoid doing chores

c)

To complain always

d)

To let parents do all the work

58.

Why is the family called the “school of love”?

a)

Because it is where love is first taught and practiced

b)

Because teachers live in the house

c)

Because children study only at home

d)

Because exams are given at home

59.

What is the result when a family practices open communication?

a)

Misunderstandings increase

b)

Trust and understanding grow

c)

Conflicts multiply

d)

Family bonds weaken

60.

What is the main goal of the family in forming a person?

a)

To raise responsible, God-fearing, and loving individuals

b)

To produce wealthy members

c)

To create popular personalities

d)

To make children independent only