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Total questions: 150

Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins

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1.

What subject is highlighted on the cover shown in the image?

a)

Araling Panlipunan subject title

b)

Agham subject title

c)

Edukasyon sa Musika subject title

d)

Mathematika subject title

2.

What grade level is indicated by the phrase "Ikaanim na Baitang"?

a)

Grade Five level indicated

b)

Grade Seven level indicated

c)

Grade Four level indicated

d)

Grade Six level indicated

3.

Which regional office published the material, as stated at the bottom?

a)

DepEd Region III Central Luzon office

b)

DepEd NCR Manila office

c)

DepEd Region V Bicol office

d)

DepEd Region IV-A CALABARZON office

4.

What does the term "PIVOT 4A" most likely refer to in the cover?

a)

A program for Region IV-A

b)

A math pivot point

c)

A sports training plan

d)

A science experiment kit

5.

Which role is responsible for checking and improving the content before printing?

a)

Internal Reviewer and Editor role

b)

Layout Artist and Illustrator role

c)

Graphic Artist and Designer role

d)

Language Editor and Proof role

6.

What is the language used for the subject title on the cover?

a)

English language used

b)

Filipino language used

c)

Cebuano language used

d)

Spanish language used

7.

What does "Unang Edisyon, 2021" communicate about the material?

a)

Third edition year 2020

b)

Preview edition year 2019

c)

First edition year 2021

d)

Second edition year 2022

8.

Which team is credited with visual presentation of the material?

a)

Language Editor and Proof team

b)

Layout Artist and Illustrator team

c)

Content Creators and Writers team

d)

Internal Reviewer and Editor team

9.

Why might listing creators and editors on the cover be important?

a)

It increases paper thickness only

b)

It replaces the table of contents page

c)

It hides the book’s topic completely

d)

It shows accountability and roles

10.

What is the main purpose of the module described in the page?

a)

To provide games without learning goals

b)

To collect student grades without activities

c)

To replace teachers in the classroom permanently

d)

To help students learn Araling Panlipunan lessons

11.

Who is asked to guide students while using the module?

a)

No one should help

b)

A visiting celebrity guest

c)

Only classmates and friends

d)

Tagapagpagdaloy or facilitator

12.

What attitude is encouraged to build while students use the module?

a)

Competing without cooperation

b)

Fear of making any mistakes

c)

Trust in oneself and abilities

d)

Ignoring instructions always

13.

Before starting any activity, what should students do first?

a)

Ask someone to answer for them

b)

Write on the module pages

c)

Skip to the last exercise

d)

Read the instructions carefully

14.

How should students treat the physical module material?

a)

Decorate it with stickers and drawings

b)

Use it carefully without marking pages

c)

Fold pages to remember answers

d)

Keep it outside unprotected always

15.

Where should students write their answers according to the rules?

a)

Inside the textbook cover

b)

Only in a shared notebook

c)

Directly on the module margins

d)

On separate paper for activities

16.

What should students do after finishing all practice activities?

a)

Hide the module at home forever

b)

Start a new module without checking

c)

Throw the module away immediately

d)

Return the module to the teacher or facilitator

17.

If a student struggles with an activity, what is recommended?

a)

Ask help from teacher, parents, or adults

b)

Stop studying and wait months

c)

Keep problems secret from everyone

d)

Search only on random websites

18.

Which behavior is emphasized while completing tasks and checking answers?

a)

Skip checking to save time

b)

Change scores to look better

c)

Copy answers from a neighbor

d)

Be honest in doing work and corrections

19.

What should students do before moving to other exercises?

a)

Leave hard tasks unfinished

b)

Only do the easiest parts

c)

Start several tasks at once

d)

Finish the current task completely

20.

Which part focuses on presenting MELC goals and examples to help students know what they need to learn?

a)

Alamin section with MELC goals and examples

b)

Suriin section with activity reflections

c)

Subukin section with fun skill tasks

d)

Isaisip section with student-created products

21.

What is the main purpose of the Suriin part?

a)

To show goals and weekly targets

b)

To assign real-life performance tasks

c)

To check prior knowledge and needed skills

d)

To practice making final products

22.

Which part offers activities that are enjoyable and help improve skills related to MELC?

a)

Iangkup with home projects

b)

Tuklasin with reflection prompts

c)

Subukin with engaging practice tasks

d)

Tayahin with concept maps

23.

Tuklasin mainly helps students to do what?

a)

Evaluate their weekly learning goals

b)

Discover concepts that enhance MELC skills

c)

Apply concepts in real situations

d)

Summarize ideas into a product

24.

Pagyamanin is designed to help students:

a)

Find what they already know and want to learn

b)

Create a final output for assessment

c)

Practice attitudes through group work

d)

Record radio-based instructions

25.

Isagawa gives students opportunities to:

a)

Read textbook pages silently

b)

Make a concept map for review

c)

List MELC goals and examples

d)

Build KSA through varied tasks

26.

Linanagin encourages students to:

a)

Memorize definitions from the workbook

b)

Write reflections about their learning

c)

Identify prior skills needed for lessons

d)

Meet expected outcomes in real-life tasks

27.

Iangkup asks students to:

a)

Create a product showing full understanding

b)

Discover new concepts through exploration

c)

Practice through fun activities

d)

Summarize key ideas using notes

28.

Isaisip helps students mainly by:

a)

Doing enjoyable tasks for skill practice

b)

Listing weekly MELC goals and targets

c)

Presenting ideas, interpretations, and viewpoints

d)

Making a final product for assessment

29.

Tayahin encourages learners to:

a)

Follow radio and TV-based instructions

b)

Build conceptual structures to organize learning

c)

Check prior knowledge and needed skills

d)

Practice skills with fun activities

30.

Which Philippine president focused on rebuilding the economy right after World War II and strengthened ties with the United States?

a)

A later leader centered on banking and rural labor boards

b)

Manuel Roxas prioritized industrialization and US relations

c)

A military governor handled reconstruction and foreign policy

d)

Elpidio Quirino emphasized social programs and peace efforts

31.

Under Manuel Roxas, what was a key priority to boost the nation’s recovery?

a)

Forming social improvement committees

b)

Expanding rural banking and advisory boards

c)

Industrialization and cooperation with the United States

d)

Launching a campaign against insurgent groups

32.

What benefit did Manuel Roxas’s administration aim to give farmers?

a)

Access to rural labor advisory services

b)

Training through social amelioration programs

c)

Loans with lower interest rates

d)

Seventy percent share of total harvest

33.

Which challenge did Elpidio Quirino’s administration face that threatened national security?

a)

Currency inflation after postwar rebuilding

b)

Shortage of industrial machinery imports

c)

A strong communist movement called HUKBALAHAP

d)

Trade disputes with neighboring countries

34.

Elpidio Quirino started a campaign against which group to improve peace and order?

a)

ACCFA cooperative financing unions

b)

Huk movement labeled as communist

c)

PACSA social committees in cities

d)

US-Philippine industrial councils

35.

What was PACSA created to do during Quirino’s term?

a)

Support farmers with credit and low-interest loans

b)

Help citizens through social amelioration activities

c)

Expand industrial plants across the archipelago

d)

Strengthen special ties with the United States

36.

How did ACCFA aim to assist farmers under Quirino’s administration?

a)

By offering cooperative credit and financing

b)

By organizing labor management advisory boards

c)

By redistributing seventy percent of the harvest

d)

By creating social amelioration action teams

37.

Which action showed Quirino’s focus on economic rehabilitation and trust in government?

a)

Starting rural banking and advisory boards

b)

Forming PACSA to aid social welfare

c)

Maintaining special relations with the US

d)

Guaranteeing farmers seventy percent harvest

38.

What was the overall economic goal of reforms under Roxas and Quirino?

a)

Immediate industrialization without foreign ties

b)

Reconstruction, stability, and farmer support

c)

Military rule to handle communist threats

d)

Complete independence from international partners

39.

A local district plans to support farmers after a typhoon. Which program model from Quirino’s time best fits this plan?

a)

A campaign against insurgent groups

b)

Guaranteeing a fixed percentage of harvest

c)

A cooperative credit financing system

d)

Maintaining special ties with a superpower

40.

Which president was called the “Tagapagligtas ng Demokrasya” for strengthening democracy in the Philippines?

a)

Ferdinand Marcos

b)

Diosdado Macapagal

c)

Carlos Garcia

d)

Ramon Magsaysay

41.

What major regional defense group was established during Ramon Magsaysay’s term?

a)

NATO expansion

b)

APEC council

c)

SEATO organization

d)

ASEAN formation

42.

Which policy by Carlos Garcia aimed to protect Filipino-made products?

a)

Pilipino Muna policy

b)

Barong Tagalog decree

c)

Bagong Panahon plan

d)

Agricultural Land Reform

43.

Carlos Garcia promoted Filipino culture by supporting which performing group?

a)

Luzon Theater ensemble

b)

Visayan Music Guild

c)

Bayanihan Dance Troupe

d)

Mindanao Choir troupe

44.

Diosdado Macapagal moved the celebration of Philippine Independence to which date?

a)

June 30 from July 4

b)

June 12 from July 4

c)

July 4 from June 12

d)

August 21 from June 12

45.

Which president pushed the use of the Barong Tagalog in official events?

a)

Ramon Magsaysay

b)

Emilio Aguinaldo

c)

Carlos Garcia

d)

Diosdado Macapagal

46.

Macapagal filed an official claim over which territory in 1962?

a)

Mindoro region

b)

Sabah territory

c)

Palawan Province

d)

Spratly Islands

47.

Which reform law was passed in 1963 under Macapagal’s administration?

a)

Public Education Act

b)

National Traffic Code

c)

Cultural Heritage Law

d)

Agricultural Land Reform Code

48.

Under Magsaysay, which infrastructure improvements were highlighted?

a)

Railways and tunnels

b)

Water systems and roads

c)

Airports and seaports

d)

Power plants and dams

49.

Carlos Garcia emphasized which principle in foreign relations?

a)

Peaceful visits diplomacy

b)

Open borders strategy

c)

Aggressive trade sanctions

d)

Total isolation policy

50.

Which Philippine president served from 1965 to 1986 and declared Proclamation No. 1081?

a)

Ramon Magsaysay

b)

Ferdinand Marcos

c)

Carlos P. Garcia

d)

Diosdado Macapagal

51.

What major action did Proclamation No. 1081 establish in the Philippines on September 21, 1972?

a)

Free trade policy

b)

Military rule nationwide

c)

Floating peso system

d)

Creation of SEATO

52.

During his early term, which projects did the president from 1965–1986 prioritize building?

a)

Roads and bridges

b)

Libraries only

c)

Private malls

d)

Sports stadiums

53.

Which conference hosted many state leaders in Manila in October 24–25?

a)

ASEAN Summit

b)

Pacific Trade Meeting

c)

United Nations Forum

d)

Manila Summit Conference

54.

Which economic problem contributed to the crisis in the Philippines during the early 1970s?

a)

Ban on tax collection

b)

Falling oil prices globally

c)

Rising oil prices worldwide

d)

Elimination of farmers’ aid

55.

What policy aimed to let the peso’s value move with market changes?

a)

Barter trade policy

b)

Fixed exchange system

c)

Floating peso system

d)

Gold peg system

56.

Which measure was claimed to help farmers through financial and technical support?

a)

Closure of schools

b)

Military training program

c)

Aid to agriculture

d)

Tax increase campaign

57.

If taxes are collected more effectively, which outcome is most likely?

a)

More funds for programs

b)

Less money for services

c)

Immediate ban on imports

d)

No change in revenue

58.

Which organization was established to promote regional security in Southeast Asia?

a)

EU community

b)

OPEC council

c)

SEATO organization

d)

NATO alliance

59.

Which president is linked with the “Filipino First Policy” prioritizing national interests?

a)

Elpidio Quirino

b)

Carlos P. Garcia

c)

Manuel Roxas

d)

Ramon Magsaysay

60.

Which visual tool on the page is meant to show events in order over time?

a)

Circle map concept chart

b)

Bar graph with categories

c)

Labeled time period timeline

d)

Fishbone organizer diagram

61.

What do the boxes labeled 1946–1948, 1948–1953, 1953–1957, 1957–1961, 1961–1965, and 1965–1986 represent?

a)

Types of economic problems

b)

Parts of a fishbone tail

c)

Time ranges of governance

d)

Steps in an experiment

62.

In a timeline, where should earlier years be placed relative to later years?

a)

On a separate page

b)

Mixed randomly

c)

Before the later years

d)

After the latest year

63.

Which task asks students to discuss government responses of presidents from 1946 to 1972?

a)

Gawain sa Pagkatuto Bilang 1

b)

Gawain sa Pagkatuto Bilang 2

c)

Gawain sa Pagkatuto Bilang 3

d)

Gawain sa Pagkatuto Bilang 4

64.

What is the main topic placed at the head box of the fishbone diagram?

a)

Mga Suliraning Pangkalusugan ng Bansa

b)

Mga Suliraning Pang-edukasyon ng Bansa

c)

Mga Suliraning Pangkapaligiran ng Bansa

d)

Mga Suliraning Pangkabuhayan ng Bansa

65.

What is a fishbone organizer mainly used to do in this activity?

a)

Measure distances on a map

b)

Rank leaders by age

c)

Calculate yearly totals

d)

List causes and actions

66.

If you were analyzing economic problems with a fishbone, where would you write different causes?

a)

Inside the timeline dates

b)

Below the page number

c)

Along the diagonal ribs

d)

Inside the head box

67.

Which instruction tells you to write answers on separate paper?

a)

Neither instruction says so

b)

Both Bilang 2 and 3 say so

c)

Only Bilang 3 says so

d)

Only Bilang 2 says so

68.

When building the timeline, what is a sensible way to arrange the given ranges?

a)

From 1965–1986 to 1946–1948

b)

From shortest range to longest range

c)

From 1946–1948 to 1965–1986

d)

Grouped by odd-numbered years

69.

Which tool would best help compare government actions to specific problems at the same time?

a)

A number line of ages

b)

A pie chart of budgets

c)

A fishbone organizer

d)

A timeline with dates

70.

Which statement best describes the purpose of creating a slogan on a long bond paper in the activity?

a)

To copy paragraphs from a history textbook

b)

To summarize issues and challenges after World War II

c)

To practice handwriting with neat cursive letters

d)

To decorate the classroom with colorful drawings

71.

In the reading task, what were students asked to do after reviewing the text?

a)

Write a reaction about issues and responses

b)

Memorize dates of historic battles

c)

Translate the text into English

d)

Draw portraits of national leaders

72.

According to the passage to be read, what action was said to restore many people’s trust in the government?

a)

Lowering taxes for small businesses

b)

Building new public schools quickly

c)

Declaring Martial Law in the country

d)

Holding free local elections nationwide

73.

What policy aimed to promote and protect Filipino-made products?

a)

Open Market Policy for imports

b)

Filipino First Policy for products

c)

Regional Sharing Policy for goods

d)

Export-Only Policy for trade

74.

Which task requires students to express their personal viewpoint using evidence from what they read?

a)

Write a reaction to issues and responses

b)

Match leaders with their birthplaces

c)

List vocabulary words from the chapter

d)

Calculate statistics from war reports

75.

What is the main focus of the learning reflection sentence that begins with “Natutunan ko…”?

a)

Practicing art techniques for posters

b)

Challenges faced by Filipinos and government responses

c)

Comparing sports events and winners

d)

Writing a biography of a famous singer

76.

Which example best fits a slogan about postwar challenges and recovery?

a)

“Read more books every day”

b)

“Eat fruits for a healthy snack”

c)

“Play outside when the sun shines”

d)

“Bumangon Pilipinas: Tulong-tulong sa Pagbangon”

77.

When writing a reaction, which step shows DoK 3 strategic thinking?

a)

Underlining all capitalized words

b)

Counting how many paragraphs exist

c)

Choosing a side and giving reasons

d)

Copying sentences from the text

78.

Which statement shows understanding of the goal of “Filipino First”?

a)

Ban all trade with neighboring countries

b)

Support local products to strengthen the economy

c)

Prefer imported goods over local items

d)

Sell only luxury goods to tourists

79.

If a class discusses whether declaring Martial Law would increase trust, what is a thoughtful way to respond?

a)

Agree without any explanation

b)

Change the topic to sports scores

c)

Disagree because friends said so

d)

Explain reasons with examples from history

80.

Which sector did the government strengthen first to rebuild the economy after the war?

a)

Space and aviation sectors

b)

Tourism and arts sectors

c)

Sports and entertainment sectors

d)

Agriculture and trade sectors

81.

What was a major cause of poverty among citizens after the war?

a)

Too many parks and playgrounds

b)

Excess rainfall every month

c)

Loss of livelihoods and infrastructure

d)

High movie ticket prices

82.

Which transportation facilities were damaged, making movement difficult?

a)

Ski lifts and cable cars

b)

Subways and bullet trains

c)

Roads, bridges, ports, and airports

d)

Hot air balloon stations

83.

What happened to factories and businesses during the war?

a)

They changed into zoos

b)

They moved to other planets

c)

Many were destroyed or closed

d)

They doubled production levels

84.

Which problem increased in towns and provinces due to lack of jobs?

a)

Robbery and hold-ups

b)

Frequent fireworks shows

c)

More school parades

d)

Extra weekend markets

85.

Why did food shortages occur after the war?

a)

Damaged irrigation and lower farm output

b)

Ban on planting fruit trees

c)

Too many restaurants opening

d)

People forgot how to cook rice

86.

What did the government repair to support economic recovery?

a)

Roads and bridges projects

b)

Sandcastles and beaches

c)

Antique statues and paintings

d)

Theme parks and roller coasters

87.

Which action helped create jobs during rebuilding?

a)

Free circus performances

b)

Planting ornamental flowers only

c)

Longer summer vacations

d)

Public works and infrastructure

88.

What social issue threatened citizens’ lives and property after the war?

a)

Danger from criminal elements

b)

Too many school exams

c)

Loud music at night

d)

Shorter TV programs

89.

What export-related problem did the country face?

a)

Exports banned by all neighbors

b)

Products turned into toys

c)

Too many ships leaving empty

d)

Reduced product exports due to damages

90.

Which group is described as a guerrilla movement that began during the Japanese occupation and later refused to surrender weapons without promised land reforms?

a)

Modern national army unit

b)

Spanish colonial militia

c)

Katipunan revolutionary society

d)

Hukbalahap guerrilla organization

91.

What main idea explains why many farmers in Central Luzon joined the Huk movement after the war?

a)

Wish to join the navy

b)

Interest in city factory jobs

c)

Desire for foreign travel

d)

Hope for land reform changes

92.

After the war, what common livelihood grew among people living in damaged towns with ruined houses and buildings?

a)

Large-scale rice farming

b)

Deep-sea commercial fishing

c)

High-tech computer work

d)

Buy-and-sell street trading

93.

Which effect of war made food scarce and prices rise for many families?

a)

Extra government bonuses

b)

Abundant harvests nationwide

c)

Too many new factories

d)

Shortage of goods and money

94.

What social problem spread when trust in officials and neighbors declined after the conflict?

a)

Corruption and bribery

b)

Increased sports events

c)

Extra school programs

d)

Neighborhood festivals

95.

Which statement best describes the government’s financial situation after World War II?

a)

New gold discoveries nearby

b)

Balanced budget with surplus

c)

Huge savings and strong taxes

d)

Low funds and weak tax collection

96.

Why did international trade slow for the country right after the war?

a)

New trade laws encouraged imports

b)

Farmers avoided markets

c)

Harbors were too crowded

d)

Production of key crops stopped

97.

Which set lists primary products whose production halted, affecting trade?

a)

Rice, sugar, and coconut

b)

Silver, iron, and copper

c)

Bananas, mangoes, and corn

d)

Textiles, rubber, and tea

98.

If you were a mayor planning to reduce buy-and-sell dependence in a war-damaged town, which step would help most?

a)

Ban all street vendors immediately

b)

Repair markets and support local farms

c)

Host weekly parades for morale

d)

Build more billboards downtown

99.

A student interviews grandparents about problems after the Second World War. Which question would gather useful evidence?

a)

What is your favorite color today?

b)

What hardships did your family face then?

c)

Do you prefer cats or dogs now?

d)

Which video games do you play?

100.

Which problem is shown by higher prices due to a shortage of goods and money?

a)

Improved trade and wealth

b)

Stable markets and savings

c)

Cultural festivals and arts

d)

Economic inflation and scarcity

101.

What effect can a lack of job opportunities have on communities?

a)

Fewer roads built

b)

More school openings

c)

More theft and crime

d)

Lower food prices

102.

After World War II, which common livelihood involved buying items and selling them for profit?

a)

Tourist guiding

b)

Fishing cooperatives

c)

Factory engineering

d)

Buy-and-sell trading

103.

If many businesses open and hire workers, what likely happens to the economy?

a)

It becomes stronger and stable

b)

It closes and shrinks

c)

It stops and freezes

d)

It turns into farming

104.

Which statement explains why the government can collect more taxes when more people have jobs?

a)

Stores pay fewer bills each month

b)

Banks give free money to citizens

c)

More incomes mean more taxable earnings

d)

Farmers grow less food to sell

105.

In a word puzzle about national issues, which theme fits problems faced by people?

a)

Historical heroes and myths

b)

Favorite sports and games

c)

Main challenges and difficulties

d)

Science planets and stars

106.

Which situation best shows scarcity?

a)

Plenty of clean water

b)

Many buses with empty seats

c)

Extra books in classrooms

d)

Too few goods for buyers

107.

Which action helps reduce theft linked to unemployment?

a)

Creating more job opportunities

b)

Closing small local stores

c)

Raising bus ticket prices

d)

Ending weekend markets

108.

What do traders in buy-and-sell usually do first to make profit?

a)

Purchase items at lower prices

b)

Write long research reports

c)

Plant trees for future wood

d)

Build large concrete bridges

109.

When prices rise because of limited goods, what should families plan to do?

a)

Stop cooking at home

b)

Ignore store receipts

c)

Spend without records

d)

Budget money carefully

110.

Which situation best matches the challenge of Economic Collapse after a major war?

a)

Government struggled to collect enough taxes

b)

Production dropped, causing food shortages

c)

Farmers joined a rebel group against landlords

d)

Officials used power to secretly get rich

111.

A community faces food shortages because factories stopped working. Which category does this belong to?

a)

Economic Collapse after the war

b)

Shortage of Government Funds

c)

Problems in Peace and Order

d)

Social Problems in communities

112.

Officials misuse power to become wealthy. Which challenge fits this example?

a)

Social Problems rising

b)

Peace and Order issues

c)

Financial Shortage crisis

d)

Economic Collapse effects

113.

Farmers join a rebel group because rich landowners treat them unfairly. Which challenge is shown?

a)

Economic Collapse nationwide

b)

Peace and Order and stability

c)

Shortage of Government Funds

d)

Social Problems growth

114.

The government cannot collect enough taxes because many people lost jobs. Which category is best?

a)

Social Problems spread

b)

Problems in Peace and Order

c)

Economic Collapse everywhere

d)

Financial Shortage in government

115.

Many people forget good manners and moral values because life feels uncertain. What challenge does this show?

a)

Economic Collapse outcome

b)

Peace and Order problem

c)

Social Problems and values

d)

Financial Shortage pressure

116.

Which action would most help solve Peace and Order problems in farming areas?

a)

Open more food factories quickly

b)

Start classes on good manners

c)

Create fair rules between landlords and farmers

d)

Raise sales taxes on basic goods

117.

If the government lacks funds, which program might be delayed first?

a)

Advertising local farm festivals

b)

Opening moral values workshops

c)

Teaching conflict resolution

d)

Repairing roads and bridges

118.

Which pair shows a cause-and-effect link from the diagram and list?

a)

More production leads to food shortage

b)

Unfair landlords lead to farmer rebellion

c)

Moral decline leads to better peace

d)

Job loss leads to higher tax income

119.

Choose the best plan to reduce food shortages after factories slowed down.

a)

Increase fair pay for farm workers

b)

Cut government spending on schools

c)

Teach only manners to students

d)

Ask officials to keep secret wealth

120.

The page shows a large letter A near the top. What does this likely indicate on a worksheet?

a)

It marks section A of tasks

b)

It is a grade level marker

c)

It means answer key starts

d)

It signals end of unit

121.

The instruction says, “Kompletuhin ang talata sa ibaba.” What should a student do?

a)

Translate to English fully

b)

Fill in a paragraph below

c)

Circle the best answer

d)

Match words to pictures

122.

The prompt mentions “mga suliranin at hamon.” What do these words refer to?

a)

Friends and classmates

b)

Subjects and books

c)

Games and hobbies

d)

Problems and challenges

123.

The sentence asks students to write as “bilang mag-aaral.” Who is expected to respond?

a)

A student writing reflections

b)

A mayor speaking publicly

c)

A parent giving advice

d)

A teacher grading work

124.

Which skill is most practiced by completing the lines provided under the prompt?

a)

Conducting a science experiment

b)

Writing a reflective paragraph

c)

Labeling a map of regions

d)

Solving arithmetic problems

125.

If you were to complete the paragraph, which topic would be most relevant to include?

a)

Rules of a board game

b)

Recipe for mango float

c)

Favorite weekend movies

d)

Challenges Filipinos face

126.

Why might the page include several blank lines after the instruction?

a)

Room for teacher notes only

b)

Area for stickers or stamps

c)

Space for student responses

d)

Place to copy vocabulary lists

127.

The instruction uses Filipino language. What should an English-only student do first?

a)

Guess the task quickly

b)

Draw random pictures

c)

Ask for translation help

d)

Skip the activity entirely

128.

Choose the best opening sentence to start the reflection: “Napag-aralan at natutunan ko…”

a)

“na may mga hamon ang mga Pilipino.”

b)

“ang pangalan ng lahat ng isda.”

c)

“ng laro sa palaruan tuwing hapon.”

d)

“kung paano magtali ng sapatos.”

129.

What is the main purpose of the activity on this page?

a)

Reflect on learned concepts

b)

Memorize dates and names

c)

Color pictures of animals

d)

Practice long division math

130.

Which global event caused major damage and many problems for the Philippines during the Third Republic era?

a)

World War I, improving trade routes

b)

Spanish–American War, boosting industry

c)

Cold War, expanding local markets

d)

World War II, causing economic hardship

131.

What was most affected in the country after the war, according to the passage?

a)

The national economy and livelihoods

b)

The sports and festivals

c)

The mountain ecosystems

d)

The language and literature

132.

How long did the government of the Third Republic operate, as described?

a)

Ten years of reforms

b)

Twenty-five years of leadership

c)

Five years of programs

d)

Thirty years of rule

133.

What was the goal of the nationalization of retail trade law?

a)

Ban all local businesses nationwide

b)

Encourage foreign monopolies

c)

Limit foreign dominance in commerce

d)

Close markets in rural towns

134.

Which sector was targeted by the nationalization policy mentioned?

a)

Maritime shipping lines

b)

Public schools and libraries

c)

Heavy manufacturing plants

d)

Retail trade and corporations

135.

Why might nationalizing retail trade help improve daily life for people?

a)

Less support for local products

b)

Higher taxes on small shops

c)

Fewer jobs for citizens

d)

More chances for local entrepreneurs

136.

If a leader wants to address post-war economic problems, which action matches the passage’s approach?

a)

Depend solely on foreign aid

b)

Design programs and policies

c)

Avoid planning entirely

d)

Raise only ceremonial events

137.

Which misconception about nationalization should be avoided?

a)

It removes all local market stalls

b)

It stops all international travel

c)

It forces school closures nationwide

d)

It bans foreign-run retail dominance

138.

What main purpose did the Third Republic’s efforts serve for citizens?

a)

Replace culture with foreign customs

b)

Focus only on entertainment shows

c)

Eliminate every form of trade

d)

Improve living conditions and economy

139.

Which effort in education aimed to build community schools to support local learning?

a)

Making national universities in every city

b)

Creating private academies for elites

c)

Opening foreign-run boarding schools

d)

Building community schools with local government

140.

What was a main goal of improving the education system described?

a)

To replace local teachers with foreigners

b)

To encourage pride and service to the nation

c)

To stop all vocational training programs

d)

To close schools in rural provinces

141.

Community schools taught vocational studies based on what factor?

a)

The hobbies of teachers

b)

The type of local community

c)

National exam rankings

d)

The weather each season

142.

Why did the government create land reform policies for farmers?

a)

To reduce food exports sharply

b)

To replace farms with factories

c)

To protect small farmers’ rights

d)

To end all irrigation projects

143.

Which action helped increase farm production according to the text?

a)

Stopping training for new farmers

b)

Raising taxes on seeds and water

c)

Improving irrigation and modern methods

d)

Banning modern tools in fields

144.

In the late 1960s, the Philippines showed economic progress similar to which country mentioned?

a)

Canada with new provinces

b)

India with declining markets

c)

Brazil with rainforest mining

d)

Japan with strong development

145.

What is the role of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas described here?

a)

Collecting city trash services

b)

Keeping the value of the peso stable

c)

Running national sports events

d)

Managing public school schedules

146.

The central bank was established with a charter on January 3, 1949 mainly to do what?

a)

Fix road networks for farmers

b)

Maintain international value of the peso

c)

Organize national art museums

d)

Control television broadcasting

147.

What did the ‘Pilipino Muna’ policy encourage citizens to do?

a)

Stop all business in rural towns

b)

Support local goods before foreign products

c)

Start trading only with foreigners

d)

Buy foreign goods before local ones

148.

Which president is linked with starting the Land Reform Code in the passage?

a)

President Marcos with bank policy

b)

President Macapagal with land reform

c)

President Aquino with school closure

d)

President Garcia with trade rules

149.

Which policy encourages supporting local industries before foreign ones?

a)

Import-first global purchasing plan

b)

Free trade without local protection

c)

Open borders for foreign products

d)

Pilipino Muna policy for local industry

150.

What is the main goal of promoting local industries and livelihood first?

a)

Reduce local job opportunities

b)

Increase reliance on foreign companies

c)

Strengthen national economy and independence

d)

Limit growth of small communities