WorksheetsNSTP 202 Mid-term Examination
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which approach focuses on the different roles, responsibilities, and needs of women and men in society to ensure equal participation in development?
Women in Development (WID)
Gender and Development (GAD)
Gender Mainstreaming
Feminist Theory
In the context of Gender and Development, what does 'gender' refer to?
Biological differences between males and females
Socially constructed roles, behaviors, and attributes
The number of men and women in a population
Physical strength and reproductive capacity
What is the primary goal of Environmental Education?
To memorize all scientific names of Philippine trees
To encourage economic exploitation of natural resources
To develop awareness and concern for the environment and its associated problems
To promote urban industrialization without regulation
Which of the following is considered a 'People-Centered' development practice?
Building a dam without consulting the local indigenous community
Implementing a government program based solely on statistical data
Involving community members in the planning and decision-making of local projects
Providing financial aid with strict conditions from foreign donors
What is the essence of 'Empowerment' in community development?
Giving people things for free so they don't have to work
Increasing the capacity of individuals to make choices and transform those choices into actions
Allowing leaders to make all the decisions for the group
Keeping the community reliant on government subsidies
Which of the following best defines Entrepreneurship?
Working a 9-to-5 job for a large corporation
The process of designing, launching and running a new business
Saving money in a bank account to earn interest
Applying for a government loan for personal expenses
What is 'Grassroots Fundraising'?
Asking for large grants from international organizations
Securing a multi-million dollar loan from a commercial bank
Raising small amounts of money from a large number of local community members
Relying solely on government budget allocations
Which of the '3 Rs' of waste management is most preferred in environmental protection?
Recycle
Reduce
Reuse
Replace
What is a 'Social Enterprise'?
A business that only cares about maximizing shareholder profit
A non-profit organization that refuses to sell products
A business that uses its profits to fund a social or environmental mission
A government agency that provides social services
Why is 'Grassroots Fundraising' important for community projects?
It makes the community dependent on the fundraiser
It ensures that the project has the support and 'buy-in' of the local people
It is the fastest way to get billions of pesos
It requires no planning or effort
What does the 'G' in SOGIE stand for?
Group
General
Gender
Growth
Which Philippine law is known as the 'Magna Carta of Women'?
RA 9163
RA 9710
RA 9003
RA 7877
What is 'Biodiversity'?
The study of chemical pollutants in water
The variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat
The process of turning waste into compost
A type of renewable energy source
In People-Centered Development, what is the role of the development worker or student volunteer?
To be the boss and tell everyone what to do
To provide all the money for the community
To act as a facilitator and partner to the community
To do all the work while the community watches
Which of these is a common risk for an entrepreneur?
Guaranteed monthly salary
Financial loss
Zero responsibility
Having a fixed schedule every day
What is 'Climate Change' primarily caused by?
Natural lunar cycles
Excessive use of organic fertilizers
Increase in greenhouse gases due to human activities
The rotation of the Earth
What does 'Gender Blindness' mean?
Being unable to see any colors
Treating everyone the same without recognizing different needs and roles
A specialized medical condition related to gender
Recognizing that men and women have different biological traits
In grassroots fundraising, what is 'Crowdfunding'?
Asking one rich person for all the money
Using an online platform to collect small donations from many people
Stealing money from a crowd
Printing your own money
Which document outlines the 'Sustainable Development Goals' (SDGs)?
The Philippine Constitution
The UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
The Declaration of Independence
The NSTP Serial Number Registry
What is the 'Double Bottom Line' in Social Entrepreneurship?
Profit and Loss
Taxes and Revenue
Financial Profit and Social Impact
Marketing and Sales
Which of the following is an example of 'Gender Stereotyping'?
Saying that men are naturally better leaders than women
Acknowledging that women can get pregnant and men cannot
Promoting equal pay for equal work
Encouraging girls to study engineering
What is 'Global Warming'?
A temporary heatwave in one country
The long-term heating of Earth's climate system
The sun getting closer to the Earth
A myth made up by scientists
Which of these is a key principle of 'Empowerment'?
Self-reliance
Dependency on aid
Top-down management
Passive observation
A student selling homemade cookies to fund a community library is practicing:
Corporate social responsibility
Entrepreneurship and grassroots fundraising
Government lobbying
Environmental activism
What is the 'Greenhouse Effect'?
The process of painting houses green to stay cool
Gases in the atmosphere trapping the sun's heat
Growing plants in a glass building
The reflection of sunlight off the ocean
Gender equality means:
Men and women becoming exactly the same
Women having more rights than men
Equal rights, responsibilities, and opportunities for all genders
Separating men and women in all social activities
What is 'Solid Waste Management'?
The collection and disposal of liquid chemicals
The process of managing non-liquid waste materials
The study of rocks and soil
Managing air pollution from factories
In a people-centered approach, who is the primary 'expert' on a community's problems?
The university professor
The community members themselves
The student volunteer
Foreign consultants
An 'Opportunity Seeker' is a characteristic of:
A lazy person
An entrepreneur
A government official
A victim of circumstances
What is the first step in a fundraising campaign?
Spending the money
Asking for donations
Setting a clear goal and identifying the 'case for support'
Depositing the money in the bank
What does RA 9003 regulate in the Philippines?
Gender equality in the workplace
Ecological Solid Waste Management
Anti-Sexual Harassment
Student loans for entrepreneurs
Which term describes the unfair treatment of a person based on their gender?
Gender Mainstreaming
Gender Discrimination
Gender Neutrality
Gender Parity
What is 'Deforestation'?
Planting trees in a barren land
The clearing or thinning of forests by humans
The study of forest animals
A type of forest fire
In community empowerment, what is 'Capacity Building'?
Building larger houses for everyone
Developing the skills and abilities of community members
Increasing the population of a village
Collecting more taxes from the poor
What is a 'Business Plan'?
A list of people who work in a company
A document describing a business, its goals, and how it will achieve them
A receipt for a business purchase
A secret code used by managers
What is 'Accountability' in fundraising?
Keeping all the money for yourself
Being responsible for how funds are used and reporting to donors
Asking for money without a reason
Closing the bank account after receiving the money
Which of these is a renewable energy source?
Coal
Natural Gas
Solar power
Oil
What is 'Gender Equity'?
Giving everyone the exact same thing regardless of their starting point
Fairness of treatment for women and men according to their respective needs
Making sure men have more power
The amount of money a woman has in her bank account
What is 'Sustainable Development'?
Development that only focuses on the present generation
Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the future
Development that destroys the environment to make money
Development that only happens in rich countries
In fundraising, 'Transparency' means:
Hiding the financial records from the public
Being open and honest about how much money was raised and spent
Using clear plastic boxes for donations
Not telling anyone where the money came from
Which of the following is an 'internal' factor in a SWOT analysis?
Opportunities
Threats
Strengths
Market trends
What is 'Pollution'?
The introduction of harmful materials into the environment
The cleaning of a local park
The natural growth of algae in a pond
The sound of birds singing
What is the primary focus of 'Empowerment'?
Power OVER others
Power WITHIN and power WITH
Financial power only
Political power for the elite
A 'Micro-enterprise' is typically characterized by:
Having over 500 employees
Operating in multiple countries
Being a very small business with few employees and low capital
Being funded by the World Bank
What is 'Donor Fatigue'?
When a donor gets tired from running a marathon
When people stop giving because they are asked too often
When a bank runs out of money
When a charity gives away too much money
Which of these is a 'Pro-Environment' habit?
Leaving the lights on all night
Using a reusable water bottle
Burning plastic in the backyard
Throwing batteries in the regular trash
In GAD, what does 'Mainstreaming' involve?
Creating a separate department for women that doesn't talk to others
Integrating gender perspectives into all policies and programs
Only hiring women for all jobs
Ignoring gender to treat everyone exactly the same
What is 'Social Mobilization'?
Moving people from the province to the city
Bringing people together to take action for a common goal
Using a mobile phone for social media
A government parade
Which of these is a key skill for an entrepreneur?
Avoiding all risks
Problem-solving
Being afraid of change
Working alone without any help
What is the main goal of Grassroots Fundraising in an NSTP project?
To make the students rich
To support a community project while building community involvement
To pay for a student party
To avoid doing any community service
