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SEMIFINAL SOCIO 102

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

LAWS, POLICIES, AND DISCRIMINATION OF THE MEMBERS OF LGBTQ+ (Source 1): Which principle holds that all persons or things should be treated alike, both as to the rights and responsibilities imposed?

a)

Due Process

b)

Equal Protection

c)

Non-Discrimination

d)

Human Rights

2.

LAWS, POLICIES, AND DISCRIMINATION OF THE MEMBERS OF LGBTQ+ (Source 1): Which article and section of the 1987 Constitution states, "No person shall be deprived of life, liberty, property without due process of law, nor shall any person be denied the equal protection of the laws"?

a)

Article II, Sec 1

b)

Article III, Sec 1

c)

Article XII, Sec 1

d)

Article XIII, Sec 1

3.

LAWS, POLICIES, AND DISCRIMINATION OF THE MEMBERS OF LGBTQ+ (Source 1): What was the name of the LGBT political party that was initially rejected by COMELEC based on morality in the 2010 case?

a)

Ganda

b)

Bahaghari

c)

Ang Ladlad

d)

Akbayan

4.

LAWS, POLICIES, AND DISCRIMINATION OF THE MEMBERS OF LGBTQ+ (Source 1): The Supreme Court's ruling in the 2010 "Ang Ladlad" case established that religion or moral disapproval is not a valid basis to deny what?

a)

Employment

b)

Housing

c)

Political participation

d)

Education

5.

LAWS, POLICIES, AND DISCRIMINATION OF THE MEMBERS OF LGBTQ+ (Source 1): In 2014, Jennifer Laude was found dead in a hotel bathroom in Olongapo. The U.S. Marine she was with was in the Philippines under which agreement?

a)

Mutual Defense Treaty

b)

Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA)

c)

Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement (EDCA)

d)

PH-US Military Assistance Pact

6.

LAWS, POLICIES, AND DISCRIMINATION OF THE MEMBERS OF LGBTQ+ (Source 1): Joseph Scott Pemberton was convicted of what crime in the death of Jennifer Laude?

a)

Murder

b)

Homicide

c)

Parricide

d)

Manslaughter

7.

LAWS, POLICIES, AND DISCRIMINATION OF THE MEMBERS OF LGBTQ+ (Source 1): Which of the following best describes the outcome for Joseph Scott Pemberton regarding his sentence?

a)

He served the full 10-year sentence.

b)

He was acquitted on appeal.

c)

He received a full and absolute Presidential Pardon.

d)

His sentence was reduced to community service.

8.

LAWS, POLICIES, AND DISCRIMINATION OF THE MEMBERS OF LGBTQ+ (Source 1): What is the term for a local ordinance that prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender expression (SOGIE)?

a)

SOGIE Equality Law

b)

Anti-Discrimination Ordinance (ADO)

c)

Human Rights Act

d)

Gender Code

9.

LAWS, POLICIES, AND DISCRIMINATION OF THE MEMBERS OF LGBTQ+ (Source 1): The Anti-Discrimination Ordinance of Quezon City (QCADCO) covers discrimination in which area?

a)

Public transportation only

b)

Employment, education, and access to public services

c)

Religious institutions only

d)

Social media platforms only

10.

LAWS, POLICIES, AND DISCRIMINATION OF THE MEMBERS OF LGBTQ+ (Source 1): What specific act is a violation under the Anti-Discrimination Ordinance related to employment?

a)

Promoting an LGBTQ+ member.

b)

Accepting an LGBTQ+ member for a job.

c)

Fabricating reasons for not accepting, firing, or depriving LGBTQ+ members of employment benefits.

d)

Requiring a medical exam for employment.

11.

LAWS, POLICIES, AND DISCRIMINATION OF THE MEMBERS OF LGBTQ+ (Source 1): The rule prohibiting derogatory and degrading remarks or innuendos directed toward one's sex or sexual orientation applies to all government entities under the jurisdiction of which body?

a)

Department of Justice (DOJ)

b)

Philippine National Police (PNP)

c)

Civil Service

d)

Commission on Human Rights (CHR)

12.

LAWS, POLICIES, AND DISCRIMINATION OF THE MEMBERS OF LGBTQ+ (Source 1): What was the name of the trans woman who was denied a change in her civil registry records by the Supreme Court after undergoing gender-affirming surgery abroad?

a)

Geraldine Roman

b)

Rommel Jacinto Silverio

c)

Jennifer Laude

d)

Romina Valera

13.

LAWS, POLICIES, AND DISCRIMINATION OF THE MEMBERS OF LGBTQ+ (Source 1): The Supreme Court denied Rommel Silverio's petition on the basis of what?

a)

Lack of jurisdiction.

b)

The Civil Code and Family Code provisions on gender and marriage.

c)

Moral and religious grounds.

d)

The VFA agreement.

14.

LAWS, POLICIES, AND DISCRIMINATION OF THE MEMBERS OF LGBTQ+ (Source 1): The Magna Carta of Women (RA 9710) aims to eliminate discrimination against women by recognizing, protecting, and promoting their what?

a)

Political participation.

b)

Human rights.

c)

Economic stability.

d)

Educational attainment.

15.

LAWS, POLICIES, AND DISCRIMINATION OF THE MEMBERS OF LGBTQ+ (Source 1): What type of ordinance did Manila pass (Ordinance No. 7783) that banned certain businesses in Ermita-Malate, which was challenged as unconstitutional?

a)

Environmental Protection Ordinance

b)

Anti-Prostitution Ordinance

c)

Anti-VFA Ordinance

d)

Tourism Development Ordinance

16.

LGBTQ PSYCHOLOGY AND TERMS (Source 2): What is LGBTQ psychology defined as the study of?

a)

The history of the LGBTQ+ movement.

b)

The laws protecting LGBTQ+ rights.

c)

The thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and experiences of people who identify as LGBTQ+.

d)

Biological factors of sexual orientation.

17.

LGBTQ PSYCHOLOGY AND TERMS (Source 2): The term for people who don't want to be limited to labels like gay or bi in the LGBTQIA+ acronym is:

a)

Lesbian

b)

Transgender

c)

Queer/Questioning

d)

Ally

18.

LGBTQ PSYCHOLOGY AND TERMS (Source 2): Which letter in the LGBTQIA+ acronym refers to those born with body traits that don't fit typical male or female categories?

a)

Queer

b)

Intersex

c)

Asexual

d)

Ally

19.

LGBTQ PSYCHOLOGY AND TERMS (Source 2): Which term is used for individuals who do not feel sexual attraction?

a)

Bisexual

b)

Asexual

c)

Ally

d)

Gay

20.

LGBTQ PSYCHOLOGY AND TERMS (Source 2): What term refers to women who are primarily attracted to women?

a)

Bisexual

b)

Lesbian

c)

Transgender

d)

Ally

21.

LGBTQ PSYCHOLOGY AND TERMS (Source 2): A person whose biological sex is male but has transitioned to live as a female is designated by which acronym?

a)

FTM

b)

MTF

c)

HRT

d)

SRS

22.

LGBTQ PSYCHOLOGY AND TERMS (Source 2): What is the term for a person whose gender identity is different from their birth sex?

a)

Lesbian

b)

Bisexual

c)

Transgender

d)

Ally

23.

LGBTQ PSYCHOLOGY AND TERMS (Source 2): Which related term describes a person whose gender expression may include both traditionally "masculine" and "feminine" traits?

a)

Cisgender

b)

Androgynous

c)

Heteronormative

d)

Monosexism

24.

LGBTQ PSYCHOLOGY AND TERMS (Source 2): What is the internal sense of self, regardless of one's biological sex?

a)

Sexual Orientation

b)

Gender Expression

c)

Gender Identity

d)

Cisgender

25.

LGBTQ PSYCHOLOGY AND TERMS (Source 2): The belief that everyone is heterosexual and that heterosexuality is the only "normal" sexual orientation is called what?

a)

Monosexism

b)

Homophobia

c)

Heteronormativity

d)

Cisnormativity

26.

LGBTQ PSYCHOLOGY AND TERMS (Source 2): What is the term for the set of traits, behaviors, and roles that are culturally associated with a particular gender?

a)

Sexual Orientation

b)

Gender Expression

c)

Gender Role

d)

Gender Identity

27.

LGBTQ PSYCHOLOGY AND TERMS (Source 2): What is the name for the irrational fear or hatred of transgender people, which can lead to prejudice and discrimination?

a)

Homophobia

b)

Monosexism

c)

Transphobia

d)

Heteronormativity

28.

LGBTQ PSYCHOLOGY AND TERMS (Source 2): The APA defines what term as “an umbrella term for persons whose gender identity, gender expression, or behavior does not conform to that typically associated with the sex to which they were assigned at birth”?

a)

Homosexuality

b)

Transgender

c)

Bisexual

d)

Intersex

29.

LGBTQ PSYCHOLOGY AND TERMS (Source 2): A person whose biological sex is female but has transitioned to live as a male is designated by which acronym?

a)

MTF

b)

HRT

c)

FTM

d)

SRS

30.

LGBTQ PSYCHOLOGY AND TERMS (Source 2): What is the medical step that may be involved in a transgender person's transitioning process?

a)

Political Participation (PP)

b)

Gender Role Alignment (GRA)

c)

Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)

d)

Psychological Counseling (PC)

31.

LGBTQ PSYCHOLOGY AND TERMS (Source 2): In historical China (600 BCE), what term was used to refer to same-sex attraction?

a)

Kathoey

b)

Shudo

c)

Pleasures of the bitten peach

d)

Two-spirited

32.

LGBTQ PSYCHOLOGY AND TERMS (Source 2): Which religious and cultural figures in pre-colonial Philippines included men who lived as women?

a)

Datus and Rajahs

b)

Babaylan and Catalonan

c)

Maharlika and Timawa

d)

Ilustrados and Caciques

33.

LGBTQ PSYCHOLOGY AND TERMS (Source 2): What is the term for prejudiced beliefs or attitudes that focus on the lack of attraction to only one sex or gender?

a)

Homophobia

b)

Transphobia

c)

Monosexism

d)

Heteronormativity

34.

LGBTQ PSYCHOLOGY AND TERMS (Source 2): What does the term Sexual Orientation refer to?

a)

A person's inner sense of being male, female, both, or neither.

b)

How a person outwardly presents their gender.

c)

A person's primary emotional, romantic, and/or sexual attraction to others.

d)

The biological sex assigned at birth.

35.

LGBTQ PSYCHOLOGY AND TERMS (Source 2): What historical figure, persecuted for being gay, illustrates how homosexuality was considered an illness by the 19th century?

a)

Oscar Wilde

b)

Alan Turing

c)

Leonardo da Vinci

d)

William Shakespeare

36.

MEN AND MASCULINITIES (Source 3): What is the definition of Masculinity?

a)

A fixed, biological trait determined by genetics.

b)

Social and cultural ideas about being a man.

c)

Legal rights afforded to men.

d)

Only the physical strength of a man.

37.

MEN AND MASCULINITIES (Source 3): The Men's Rights Lobby, led by Warren Farrell, emerged as a reaction to what social movement in the 1970s?

a)

Civil Rights Movement

b)

Environmentalism

c)

Feminism

d)

Anti-war movement

38.

MEN AND MASCULINITIES (Source 3): Warren Farrell argued that men are "disposable" and face unfairness regarding issues like divorce, child custody, and what other factor?

a)

Military service

b)

Gender roles

c)

Education

d)

Taxation

39.

The idea that there is no one pattern of masculinity found everywhere and that different cultures construct it differently is known as what?

a)

Hegemonic Masculinity

b)

Multiple Masculinity

c)

Toxic Masculinity

d)

Protest Masculinity

40.

What term refers to the form of masculinity which is culturally dominant in a given setting?

a)

Subordinate Masculinity

b)

Toxic Masculinity

c)

Hegemonic Masculinity

d)

Caring Masculinity

41.

What is the main characteristic of Toxic Masculinity?

a)

The practice of being emotionally expressive.

b)

The adherence to norms that promote male dominance and suppress emotions.

c)

A non-violent and interdependent approach to life.

d)

The pursuit of gender equality for all.

42.

According to the file, when stressed, most men tend to turn to what instead of talking about their worries or problems?

a)

Exercise or meditation

b)

Alcohol, drugs, or destructive behavior

c)

Seeking professional help

d)

Consulting with their family

43.

Which type of masculinity functions as a way to claim honor, status, or control where real resources are lacking?

a)

Toxic Masculinity

b)

Hegemonic Masculinity

c)

Caring Masculinity

d)

Protest Masculinity

44.

Which form of masculinity involves men adopting traditionally feminine characteristics (like emotional sensitivity and caring) and shows a positive impact on promoting gender equality?

a)

Traditional Masculinity

b)

Protest Masculinity

c)

Caring Masculinity

d)

Hegemonic Masculinity

45.

What is the social perception of men who involve themselves in domestic and family roles?

a)

Loss of face

b)

Psychological and health benefits

c)

Increase in status

d)

Hegemonic dominance

46.

Gender-based violence (GBV) refers to any harm perpetrated against a person’s will on the basis of what?

a)

Race or religion

b)

Socio-economic status

c)

Gender, the socially ascribed differences between males and females.

d)

Political affiliation

47.

Prior to 1993, how did most governments largely regard violence against women?

a)

A public health crisis.

b)

A matter for international law.

c)

A private matter between individuals.

d)

A national security threat.

48.

Which of the following is listed as a form of gender-based violence against women and girls?

a)

Domestic violence

b)

Financial planning

c)

Political campaigning

d)

Professional networking

49.

Gender-based violence cuts across which spheres?

a)

Public and private spheres (home, school, work)

b)

National and international spheres

c)

Religious and secular spheres

d)

Political and economic spheres

50.

Which of the following is listed as a health consequence of gender-based violence?

a)

Increased social participation

b)

Unwanted pregnancies and mental health effects

c)

Higher economic productivity

d)

Better school performance for children

51.

Gender-based violence is considered a violation of several human rights, including the right to life, freedom, safety, and the right to be free from what?

a)

Debt

b)

Abuse or cruel treatment

c)

Taxation

d)

Public speaking

52.

Which consequence of GBV includes the cost to public health and social welfare systems?

a)

Social consequences

b)

Economic consequences

c)

Health consequences

d)

Political consequences

53.

What is the fundamental law of the Republic of the Philippines that defines the structure of government and the rights of citizens?

a)

The Local Government Code of 1991

b)

The Labor Code of 1989

c)

The 1987 Constitution

d)

The Magna Carta of Women

54.

What Philippine law helps promote gender equality by ensuring women can lead, share their ideas, and get government support at the local level?

a)

Party List Law

b)

Labor Code

c)

Local Government Code of 1991

d)

Anti-Rape Law of 1997

55.

The Labor Code (1989) helps ensure fairness at work for women and men and protects women from being hurt, underpaid, or what?

a)

Given promotions

b)

Treated badly

c)

Offered education

d)

Engaged in politics

56.

What is the full title of RA 7877?

a)

Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act

b)

Anti-Sexual Harassment Act of 1995

c)

Magna Carta of Women

d)

Anti-Rape Law of 1997

57.

The Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act (VAWC) covers violence against women who are:

a)

Current or former wives/girlfriends, or women with a common child with the offender.

b)

Only current wives.

c)

Only women with common children.

d)

Only women in the workplace.

58.

The Magna Carta of Women (RA 9710) mandates the government to address all forms of discrimination against women and recognize, protect, and fulfill their what?

a)

Spiritual growth

b)

Human rights

c)

Consumer complaints

d)

Travel preferences

59.

The Anti-Rape Law of 1997 (RA 8353) redefined rape as a crime against which of the following?

a)

Chastity

b)

Public morals

c)

A person

d)

The State

60.

What does the Anti-Rape Law of 1997 (RA 8353) specifically recognize?

a)

Incest

b)

Marital rape

c)

Rape in the workplace

d)

Statutory rape

61.

The plebiscite succeeded with a final "Yes" vote count that was how much above the required threshold?

a)

Below the threshold

b)

Exactly the threshold

c)

Well above the required threshold

d)

Slightly below the threshold

62.

What is Power defined as?

a)

Physical strength

b)

The ability to influence or control others.

c)

Authority derived from a political office.

d)

Control over money only.

63.

Which type of power is defined as control over money or resources?

a)

Social power

b)

Economic power

c)

Political power

d)

Physical power

64.

What is an example of Social Power?

a)

Authority from leaders or laws.

b)

Strength, size, or weapons.

c)

Peer pressure or bullying.

d)

Control over resources.

65.

In the context of the lesson, what term is used for force that may be physical, emotional, social, or economic in nature, and may involve coercion or pressure?

a)

Informed Consent

b)

Abuse of Power

c)

Use of Force/Violence

d)

Reconciliation

66.

Violence is defined as the use of physical force or other means of coercion such as threat, inducement, or promise of a benefit to obtain something from a person who is what?

a)

Powerful

b)

Wealthy

c)

Weaker or more vulnerable

d)

Aggressive

67.

What is the term for making an informed choice freely and voluntarily by persons in an equal relationship?

a)

Coercion

b)

Vitiated Consent

c)

Informed Consent

d)

Inducement

68.

Which of the following is NOT one of the listed forms of violence?

a)

Physical

b)

Emotional

c)

Sexual

d)

Educational

69.

What is the second stage in the Cycle of Violence?

a)

Tension building

b)

Violence incident

c)

Reconciliation

d)

Calm

70.

What stage of the Cycle of Violence involves the abuser apologizing, promising to change, or giving gifts?

a)

Tension building

b)

Violence incident

c)

Reconciliation

d)

Calm