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WorksheetsA6:SDG
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which best captures the core idea of global citizenship?
Avoiding involvement beyond local neighborhood
Prioritizing only national identity and interests
Focusing on isolated societies without networks
Seeing oneself as part of worldwide communities
According to the definition, global citizenship is an umbrella term for which kinds of actions?
Personal, familial, recreational, spiritual actions
Religious, artistic, athletic, culinary actions
Social, political, environmental, economic actions
Medical, technological, military, agricultural actions
Why is global citizenship described as an umbrella term?
It applies only to formal legal citizenship
It narrows focus to one specific practice
It unites varied domains of action globally
It excludes economic and environmental issues
Which practice best shows membership in diverse networks?
Relying on one group to address all issues
Avoiding contact with non-local communities
Participating only in hometown associations
Collaborating with local and international groups
In the image of multiple hands holding up a globe, which Sustainable Development Goal is explicitly highlighted as focusing on education?
SDG 3 on good health and well-being
SDG 13 on climate action
SDG 4 on inclusive and quality education
SDG 8 on decent work and growth
Which question on the slide asks students to recall a specific institutional statement verbatim?
Can anyone recite the Vision/Mission of the University?
Why is Global citizenship embedded to SDG 4?
In the V/M, what word struck you most?
What makes a university different from the other?
If education promotes sustainable development, which outcome best reflects this aim in the context of poverty and hunger imagery?
Aesthetic appreciation without engagement
Increased consumerism in wealthy nations
Empathy-driven action to reduce hunger
Isolationism to protect national resources
Which interpretation best explains why ‘global citizenship’ belongs within quality education goals?
It discourages local community participation
It replaces national history courses entirely
It equips learners to address transnational issues
It mandates uniform political ideology
Which statement best expresses a core civic right implied in liberal democracies?
Privilege to vote when convenient for authorities
Freedom from deprivation without fair legal procedures
Benefit of property only for compliant individuals
Permission to speak only with government approval
Which constitutional safeguard best captures due process as protected in the 1987 Philippine Constitution’s Bill of Rights (Article III)?
Unlimited executive emergency authority powers
Notice and hearing before state penalties
Suspension of rights during public criticism
Collective punishment without individual trials
Which action best reflects stewardship as a civic responsibility in a participatory democracy focused on global citizenship?
Volunteering to maintain community green spaces
Sharing political memes during election season
Avoiding school projects on public policy
Boycotting all international organizations entirely
Which idea underlies the concept of global citizenship described here?
Differences among people should be minimized or ignored
Change is possible only at the national government level
Challenges are best solved by a single powerful nation
People are connected within a broader global community
Which SDG focuses primarily on ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being for all at all ages?
SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being
SDG 5: Gender Equality
SDG 4: Quality Education
SDG 2: Zero Hunger
Which goal emphasizes inclusive and equitable quality education and lifelong learning opportunities?
SDG 5: Gender Equality
SDG 4: Quality Education
SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being
SDG 1: No Poverty
From a capabilities approach, why is SDG 5 ethically urgent?
It increases GDP growth only
It preserves traditional social hierarchies
It expands freedoms women can exercise
It reduces taxation for households
