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Lesson 15-16

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

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Class
Date
1.

In the family context, which is an example of gender-based violence?

a)

Marital rape

b)

A fair division of household chores

c)

Respectful communication between partners

d)

Planning a family vacation together

2.

In the school context, which is an example of gender-based violence?

a)

Sexual harassment in educational institutions

b)

Using a standardized grading rubric

c)

Forming study groups for exams

d)

Providing equal access to library resources

3.

In the community context, which is an example of gender-based violence?

a)

Trafficking of girls and women

b)

Organizing a community health fair

c)

Operating a neighborhood watch

d)

Opening a public library branch

4.

Which items are social consequences of gender-based violence? Select all that apply.

a)

Family stigmatization of survivors

b)

Reduced school participation for children

c)

Unwanted pregnancies

d)

Sexually transmitted infections including HIV

5.

Which items are economic consequences of gender-based violence? Select all that apply.

a)

Reduced ability of survivors to participate in social and economic life

b)

Costs to public health and social welfare systems

c)

Depression and anxiety

d)

Physical injuries

6.

Which items are health consequences of gender-based violence? Select all that apply.

a)

Sexually transmitted infections including HIV

b)

Physical injuries

c)

Family stigmatization

d)

Reduced participation in social life

7.

Which acts are identified as forms of gender-based violence affecting women and girls?

a)

Battering and intimate partner violence including marital rape

b)

Female genital cutting

c)

Sexual harassment in workplaces and schools

d)

Community sports participation

8.

What term is preferred for a person who has lived through an incident of gender-based violence?

a)

Survivor

b)

Victim

c)

Observer

d)

Ally

9.

Which statement best defines a perpetrator in gender-based violence?

a)

A person, group, or institution that inflicts, supports, or condones violence or other abuse

b)

A neutral bystander who witnesses abuse

c)

A person who provides medical care to survivors

d)

A journalist reporting on abuse cases

10.

Which characteristics are included for perpetrators of gender-based violence? Select all that apply.

a)

Persons with real or perceived power

b)

Persons in decision-making positions

c)

Persons in authority

d)

Persons lacking any social influence

11.

Which human rights principles are listed in relation to preventing and responding to gender-based violence? Select all that apply.

a)

The right to life, liberty, and property of persons

b)

The right to the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health

c)

The right to freedom from torture or cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment or punishment

d)

The right to freedom of opinion and expression and to education

e)

The right to accumulate unlimited wealth without taxation

12.

When analyzing a news item about gender-based violence, which elements should be identified in your assessment?

a)

The institutions involved, the survivor and perpetrator, and the rights violated

b)

Only the headline and publication date

c)

The reporter’s personal opinions

d)

The weather conditions on the day of publication

13.

CONTEMPLATE. When you hear the word power in the context of GBV, select the types of power identified in the lesson.

a)

Social pressure or bullying by leaders, teachers, or parents

b)

Controlling money or access to goods and services

c)

Elected leaders and discriminatory laws

d)

Strength, size, or use of weapons and security

e)

Gender-based social positioning where males are usually more powerful than females

14.

CONTEMPLATE. When you hear the word violence in the context of GBV, which description best matches the lesson’s definition of violence?

a)

Use of physical force or other coercion (intimidation, threats, persecution) to compel someone to act against their will

b)

Mutual negotiation and compromise between equal parties

c)

Voluntary agreement without any pressure

d)

Playful disagreements resolved without harm

15.

CONTEMPLATE. When you hear the word consent in the context of GBV, which statement best defines informed consent according to the lesson?

a)

Making a choice freely and voluntarily by persons in an equal power relationship

b)

Saying yes because of pressure or fear

c)

Agreeing to avoid conflict even when feeling coerced

d)

Allowing guardians to decide on behalf of the person

16.

CASE 1. In a traditional patriarchal family, the father of a 19-year-old girl arranges for her to marry a man she does not know well; he is much older, and she agrees to the marriage. Based on the lesson, could such a situation occur?

a)

Yes, it can occur in traditional patriarchal settings where family authority influences decisions

b)

No, such arrangements are impossible due to modern laws

c)

Only if the girl is under 18 years old

d)

Only in non-traditional families

17.

CASE 1. In the arranged marriage described, did the girl give informed consent to the marriage?

a)

No; agreeing under pressure or unequal power is not informed consent

b)

Yes; any verbal agreement counts as informed consent

c)

Yes; being 19 automatically means consent is informed

d)

Consent is irrelevant to marriage decisions

18.

Which type of power does a professor typically exercise over students according to the lesson’s list of power types?

a)

Social power

b)

Economic power

c)

Physical power

d)

Age-related power

19.

Who faces violence, according to the lesson?

a)

Anyone can face violence at different times in life

b)

People in positions of less power, such as women, are more prone to abuse

c)

Only men face violence

d)

Only children face violence

20.

Is violence justified according to the lesson?

a)

No; using force to compel actions against a person’s will is not justified

b)

Yes; if it achieves a desired outcome

c)

Yes; if the person says yes under duress

d)

Sometimes; during ordinary conflicts

21.

What can we do to stop violence, based on approaches implied in the lesson?

a)

Challenge unequal power, promote informed consent, and discourage coercion

b)

Ignore incidents so they fade away

c)

Blame survivors to deter future cases

d)

Restrict education to reduce disagreements

22.

Based on the introduction to the 1987 Constitution stating that “the State recognizes the role of women in nation-building and shall ensure the fundamental equality before the law of women and men,” why should provisions protecting women be enshrined in the 1987 Constitution?

a)

To guarantee fundamental equality and anchor later laws that protect women’s rights

b)

To leave women’s rights to be decided only by local customs and traditions

c)

To prioritize economic growth over legal protections for marginalized sectors

d)

To restrict women’s participation to private, non-political spheres

23.

Considering the constitutional text cited in the module—Article II Section 14 (recognition of women’s role and equality) and Article 13 Section 14 (protection of working women)—which provision is most foundational for advancing women’s rights nationwide?

a)

Article II Section 14 recognizing women’s role in nation-building and ensuring equality before the law

b)

Article 13 Section 14 mandating safe and healthful conditions for working women

c)

A general encouragement for voluntary corporate social responsibility initiatives

d)

Local ordinances that vary by city or municipality without national guidance

24.

Do the number of laws, programs, and rights of women discussed in the module indicate that Filipino women are already empowered?

a)

They indicate substantial progress but not full empowerment due to persistent gaps in practice and outcomes

b)

They prove complete empowerment and no further action is required

c)

They show regression in women’s rights compared to earlier decades

d)

They are unrelated to empowerment and only affect budget accounting

25.

Based on RA 9262, identify an instance of physical abuse against women or their children.

a)

Causing bodily harm through hitting or slapping

b)

Refusing to provide financial support

c)

Threatening to spread humiliating rumors

d)

Forcing sexual intercourse

26.

Based on RA 9262, identify an instance of psychological abuse against women or their children.

a)

Insulting, threatening, or isolating to cause emotional distress

b)

Withholding alimony or financial support

c)

Non-consensual sexual acts

d)

Punching or kicking

27.

Based on RA 9262, identify an instance of sexual abuse against women or their children.

a)

Non-consensual sexual acts or forcing intercourse

b)

Refusing to provide child support

c)

Destroying personal property

d)

Publicly shaming without physical contact

28.

Based on RA 9262, identify an instance of economic abuse against women or their children.

a)

Withholding financial support or controlling access to money and employment

b)

Shouting at a partner during disagreements

c)

Unwanted touching without consent

d)

Monitoring phone calls

29.

Under RA 9262, aside from the victim-survivor, who may file a complaint for VAWC?

a)

Only immediate family members

b)

Any person with personal knowledge of the abuse

c)

Only the barangay captain

d)

Only the spouse or legal partner

30.

Which of the following are recognized protection orders under RA 9262? Select all that apply.

a)

Barangay Protection Order (BPO)

b)

Temporary Protection Order (TPO)

c)

Permanent Protection Order (PPO)

d)

Arrest Warrant

31.

Who issues a Barangay Protection Order (BPO) under RA 9262?

a)

The Punong Barangay or authorized barangay officials

b)

The Regional Trial Court judge

c)

The Philippine National Police director

d)

The Department of Justice secretary

32.

Who issues Temporary and Permanent Protection Orders (TPO/PPO) under RA 9262?

a)

The courts

b)

Barangay tanod (village watch)

c)

City mayor

d)

Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)

33.

What is the period of effectivity of a Barangay Protection Order (BPO) under RA 9262?

a)

15 days

b)

30 days

c)

7 days

d)

Indefinite duration

34.

What is the usual period of effectivity of a Temporary Protection Order (TPO) under RA 9262?

a)

30 days

b)

15 days

c)

7 days

d)

Permanent with no defined period

35.

Under RA 9262, how long does a Permanent Protection Order (PPO) remain in force?

a)

It remains in force on a continuing basis unless modified or lifted by the court

b)

15 days

c)

30 days

d)

Until approved by barangay council

36.

Which community mechanisms to respond to VAWC cases are indicated in RA 9262? Select all that apply.

a)

Establish an Anti-VAWC help desk in the barangay (preferably open 24 hours)

b)

Undertake an education program on RA 9262

c)

Ignore reported cases to avoid community conflict

d)

Develop a system to document and report VAWC cases and assistance programs

37.

Which knowledge from RA 9262 is useful to individuals, families, communities, and society? Select all that apply.

a)

The law defines four kinds of violence against women and their children

b)

VAWC is a private crime that only victims may file

c)

Protection orders can distance the perpetrator from the victim

d)

Government agencies are mandated to respond immediately to VAWC cases

38.

Which specific actions apply RA 9262 knowledge in families, communities, and society? Select all that apply.

a)

Report suspected abuse to barangay or police and support filing of complaints

b)

Participate in community education and prevention programs on RA 9262

c)

Provide or seek support services from DSWD or legal assistance offices

d)

Maintain silence to protect the abuser’s reputation

39.

Why do we need to protect and promote the rights of the members of LGBTQ+?

a)

To uphold human dignity and ensure equal protection and due process for everyone

b)

To grant special privileges that place LGBTQ+ people above the law

c)

To restrict freedom of expression to maintain social order

d)

To avoid public discourse on human rights issues

40.

What can you do to further the protection of the members of the LGBTQ+ at home, in school, and in your community?

a)

Report bullying and discrimination, support inclusive policies, and stand with victims

b)

Use derogatory remarks to discourage diverse identities

c)

Participate in awareness and education campaigns, advocate equal treatment, and help create safe spaces

d)

Ignore incidents to avoid involvement