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Agrarian Reform and Rural Development Worksheet

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What makes the Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park globally significant?

a)

It is the oldest coral reef in Asia

b)

It has over 600 species of fish and 300 species of corals

c)

It is the largest island in the Philippines

d)

It is a freshwater lake

2.

Which UNESCO site features an underground river that flows directly into the sea?

a)

Mount Hamiguitan

b)

Puerto Princesa Underground River

c)

Tubbataha Reefs

d)

Vigan Heritage Town

3.

The Rice Terraces of the Cordilleras are located in:

a)

Palawan

b)

Ilocos Sur

c)

Ifugao Province

d)

Davao Oriental

4.

Which of the following is NOT one of the Baroque Churches of the Philippines?

a)

San Agustin Church

b)

Santa Maria Church

5.

Mount Hamiguitan Wildlife Sanctuary is known for:

a)

Spanish colonial architecture

b)

Rare and endangered species

c)

Underground cave systems

d)

Ancient rice farming tools

6.

What year was the Historic City of Vigan declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site?

a)

1993

b)

1995

c)

1999

d)

2014

7.

Which site is often referred to as the “Eighth Wonder of the World”?

a)

Puerto Princesa Underground River

b)

Rice Terraces of the Cordilleras

c)

Mount Hamiguitan

d)

San Agustin Church

8.

8. The Baroque Churches of the Philippines blend European architecture with:

a)

Asian influences

b)

African influences

c)

Middle Eastern influences

d)

American influences

9.

Which of the following best describes the architectural style that uses local materials and design?

a)

Chinese design

b)

American colonial style

c)

Local materials and design

d)

Islamic art

10.

Which site was added to the UNESCO list most recently?

a)

Tubbataha Reefs

b)

Puerto Princesa Underground River

c)

Mount Hamiguitan Wildlife Sanctuary

d)

Vigan Heritage Town

11.

What is the main message of the conclusion in the document?

a)

UNESCO sites are tourist attractions

b)

These sites are symbols of Filipino pride and must be preserved

c)

Only natural sites are worth protecting

d)

UNESCO sites are owned by the government

12.

Which festival best symbolizes Filipino resilience during times of crisis?

a)

Sinulog

b)

MassKara

c)

Dinagyang

d)

Moriones

13.

The Panagbenga Festival reflects the community’s response to a natural disaster in which of the following ways?

a)

By commemorating the city’s recovery from a devastating earthquake

b)

By celebrating the harvest season

c)

By honoring local heroes

d)

By promoting tourism

14.

What common theme links the Sinulog, Ati-Atihan, and Dinagyang festivals?

a)

Celebration of harvest

b)

Tribal warfare reenactments

c)

Devotion to Santo Niño

d)

Protest against colonization

15.

Which festival evolved from a protest into a celebration of faith and artistry?

a)

Higantes

b)

Moriones

c)

Pintados

d)

Giant Lantern

16.

In what way does the Kadayawan Festival promote cultural unity?

a)

Through religious rituals

b)

By showcasing indigenous diversity

c)

With lantern competitions

d)

Through body painting

17.

What does the use of smiling masks in the MassKara Festival symbolize?

a)

Celebration of wealth

b)

Joy in adversity

c)

Tribal identity

d)

Religious devotion

18.

17. The festival that uses decorated homes to express gratitude for agricultural abundance is:

a)

Diwali

b)

Holi

c)

Pongal

d)

Eid

19.

How does the Pintados Festival revive pre-colonial traditions?

a)

Through floral floats

b)

By reenacting Spanish rituals

c)

Through body painting and indigenous dances

d)

By showcasing lanterns

20.

What distinguishes the Giant Lantern Festival from other celebrations?

a)

Use of tribal costumes

b)

Competition of illuminated parols

c)

Street dancing rituals

d)

Fluvial parades

21.

Which festival originated from the barter of Panay and honors tribal heritage?

a)

Dinagyang

b)

Ati-Atihan

c)

Sinulog

d)

Moriones

22.

How does the Moriones Festival blend faith and performance?

a)

Through floral floats

b)

By honoring harvest rituals

c)

Through reenactments of Saint Longinus

d)

By showcasing indigenous dances

23.

What is the deeper social message behind the Higantes Festival?

a)

Celebration of colonial rule

b)

Protest against agrarian oppression

c)

Tribute to tribal warriors

d)

Promotion of tourism

24.

Which festival’s origin is tied to promoting tourism after a natural disaster?

a)

Panagbenga

b)

MassKara

c)

Kadayawan

d)

Pahiyas

25.

How do Philippine festivals collectively reflect community pride?

a)

Through religious exclusivity

b)

By isolating cultural groups

c)

Through inclusive participation and shared traditions

d)

By limiting access to outsiders

26.

What makes the Dinagyang Festival unique among Santo Niño celebrations?

a)

It includes fluvial parades.

b)

It features dramatized tribal competitions.

c)

It uses giant lanterns.

d)

It originated from a flower industry

27.

Which of the following best explains why the Maura Law (1894) led to increased landlessness among Filipino farmers?

a)

It redistributed land to indigenous communities.

b)

It required land registration within a limited time frame.

c)

It abolished the encomienda system.

d)

It provided free land titles to tenants.

28.

How did the encomienda system contribute to agrarian inequality during the Spanish period?

a)

It promoted communal farming.

b)

It allowed indios to own land.

c)

It concentrated land and power in the hands of Spanish elites.

d)

It encouraged crop diversification.

29.

What was a major flaw of Presidential Decree No. 27 under Marcos?

a)

It covered all types of agricultural land.

b)

It provided excessive support services.

c)

It excluded lands other than rice and corn.

d)

It abolished tenancy laws.

30.

Which principle is most central to the concept of agrarian justice?

a)

Maximizing crop yields

b)

Ensuring equitable access to land and resources

c)

Promoting urban development

d)

Encouraging foreign investment

31.

Why is CARP considered a multi-faceted approach to rural development?

a)

It focuses solely on land redistribution.

b)

It includes support services, legal aid, and community empowerment.

c)

It privatizes agricultural lands.

d)

It promotes industrialization.

32.

Which of the following best differentiates CARP’s objectives from its implementation realities?

a)

Objectives were vague; implementation was precise.

b)

Objectives were comprehensive; implementation was slow and partial.

c)

Objectives focused on urban areas; implementation focused on rural areas.

d)

Objectives were limited; implementation exceeded expectations.

33.

What is the significance of land tenure improvement under CARP?

a)

It increases government control over agriculture.

b)

It ensures farmers have legal ownership and security.

c)

It reduces agricultural productivity.

d)

It promotes land speculation.

34.

Which historical event most directly influenced the creation of CARP?

a)

The Philippine Revolution

b)

Martial Law under Marcos

c)

The assassination of Benigno Aquino Jr.

d)

The People Power Revolution

35.

How does agrarian reform serve as a tool for conflict resolution?

a)

By increasing land prices

b)

By redistributing land to reduce peasant unrest

c)

By promoting commercial farming

d)

By encouraging migration to cities

36.

Which of the following is a long-term goal of agrarian reform?

a)

Immediate land sale

b)

Sustainable rural development

c)

Urban expansion

d)

Export-oriented agriculture

37.

What does the term “landed poor” refer to in the context of CARP?

a)

Wealthy landowners

b)

Farmers with land but lacking resources to cultivate it

c)

Urban migrants

d)

Government officials

38.

Why is political will crucial for the success of agrarian reform?

a)

It ensures international funding.

b)

It guarantees land fertility.

c)

It drives consistent implementation and enforcement.

d)

It promotes land conversion.

39.

What is one unintended consequence of CARP’s compromise-based drafting?

a)

Increased foreign investment

b)

Legal loopholes exploited by landowners

c)

Rapid land redistribution

d)

Elimination of tenancy

40.

How does CARP contribute to food security?

a)

By empowering farmers to produce more efficiently

b)

By importing more food

c)

By reducing agricultural subsidies

41.

Taxation is the inherent power of the state to demand contributions for public purposes.

a)

True

b)

False

42.

The Life Blood Theory states that taxation is optional depending on income level.

a)

True

b)

False

43.

The TRAIN Law is officially known as Republic Act No. 10963.

a)

True

b)

False

44.

Capital Gains Tax applies to the sale of personal items like clothing and furniture.

a)

True

b)

False

45.

The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is under the Department of Finance.

a)

True

b)

False

46.

A Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) is assigned only to corporations.

a)

True

b)

False

47.

Administrative Feasibility means tax laws should be easy to enforce and convenient for taxpayers.

a)

True

b)

False

48.

The Philippine tax system includes regressive taxes.

a)

True

b)

False

49.

Estate Tax is imposed on the transfer of property upon death.

a)

True

b)

False

50.

Value-Added Tax (VAT) is a direct tax paid only by business owners.

a)

True

b)

False