SOCIAL SCIENCE 2 C.

Removing the

51. Which place in CALABARZON was named senatorial and

“Special Science and Nature City” of the Philippines? presidential term limits

a. Tagaytay B. Introducing
b. Pagsanjan
c. Los Baños absentee voting
d. Kawit
D. Removing the
52. Filipinos are known to be thrifty, frugal,
presidential term limit
creative and resourceful. They have the ability to
58. When a student tries to monitor and asses the
do things that are next to impossible. They can fix
steps and the processes he/she used to interpret
appliances that seem to be beyond repair. What
a historical map in a world history class, he/she is
Filipino attitude is being referred to in this statement?
actually using some _________.
A. Persistence C. Gaya-gaya attitude
A. meta-cognitive
B. Flexibility D. Remedyo Attitude
strategies
53. What is the rainfall carried by wind and
C. socio-emotional
polluted air that poisons fish and destroys
strategies
vegetation?
B. affective learning
A. Greenhouse
strategies
effect
D. cognitive learning
C. La Niña
strategies
B. Acid rain D. El Niño
What is affective learning?
54. you like compare two types of government.
• Learning that is associated with feelings rather than knowledge or
Which graphic organizer is most fit?
skills, such as learning to accept an idea or concept, orlearning to
A. Venn diagram C. Pie chart
appreciate a point of view.
B. Attribute wheel D. Fishbone diagram

55. As geneticist scientists have claimed to have

59. Which of the following statement is TRUE about the Law of supply?
found a common DNA ancestry with a woman
A. Low price will encourage more production
who lived 200,000 years ago and left genes that
C. High price will encourage more production
are carried by all mankind, there is a profound
B. Low price will reduce demand
message of a _________ brotherhood.
D. High price will increase demand
A. ideological C. political
60. If you call a friend from another country and
B. biological D. cultural
say, “Summers are usually hot and rainy in my part
56. The following are appointed by the President
of the country” what are you describing?
with the consent of commission on appointments except?
A. weather C. topography
A. Associate justice of the supreme court
B. climate D. humidity
C. Heads of executive departments
61. In which continent is the highest elevation on earth found?
B. consuls D. Officers of the Armed Forces
A. Asia C. Antarctica
of the Philippines
B. Australia D. Europe
57. Which was a highly controversial issue in the 1973 Constitution?
62. Which is referred to when a public official or
A. Reducing the
employee is a member of a board, an officer, or a
voting age to 18
substantial stockholder of a private corporation or
owner or has a substantial interest in a business, • efers to the notion that culture takes time to catch up with

and the interest of such corporation of business, technological innovations, and that social problems and conflicts are
caused by this lag.
or his right or duties therein, may be opposed to
What is cultural shock?
or affected by the faithful performance of official
• an experience a person may have when one moves to
duty?
a cultural environment which is different from one's own; it is also the
A. public interest C. conflict of interest personal disorientation a person may feel when experiencing an unfamiliar
way of life due to immigration or a visit to a new country and a move
B. integrity D. public
between social environments.
accountability
65. As a result of EDSA I the Philippines
63. Of the following cases, Which proves Engel’s
__________.
theory that as income increases, the percentage of
A. intensified its
income for food decreases in the case of Pete who
participation in
received P20,000.00 raise in salary?
international affairs
A. he bought stored
C. saw the impeachment
food and drinks
of Joseph Estrada as
C. he used added
President
income for mobile
B. became known
phone loads
worldwide for its
B. he improved the
People power
quality of family
revolution
meals
D. changed its form of
D. he brought a small
government to
refrigerator to
parliamentary
preserve fresh water
66. You teach anthropological concepts together
and meat
with biological concepts and sociological concepts
64. When people go to other societies which are
with linguistics.
very different from theirs, they may lose familiar
A. collaborative C. integrative
signs and symbols of social intercourse, and
B. experiential D. holistic
experience some kind of unpleasant events. What
67. Schools provide pre-assessment test to
are they experiencing?
determine fitness of students in college for some
A. cultural relativity C. cultural lag
courses or in high school for learning sections.
B. cultural dualism D. culture shock
What type of evaluation is this?
What is cultural relativity?
A. achievement C. diagnostic
• Believes that an individual must understand another individuals in the
B. placement D. formative
context of their own culture.

What is cultural dualism?

68. Who may extend the proclamation of Martial
• is a political and cultural program designed to affirm this cultural
Law or suspension of the privilege of the writ of
duality in a legally symmetrical way, based on hopes of achieving
habeas corpus?
harmony that are that are well intended but often largely abstract and
A. Chief Justice C. Ombudsman
illusory.
B. President D. Congress
What is cultural lag?
Martial Law violence

• The Congress, voting jointly, by a vote of at least a majority of all its D. Playing with toy

Members in regular or special session, may revoke such proclamation guns at an early age

or suspension, which revocation shall not be set aside by the 73. Rebellion by the New People’s Army points

President. Upon the initiative of the President, the Congress may, in directly to the reality of _________ in the country.

the same manner, extend such proclamation or suspension for a A. civil war C. agrarian revolt

period to be determined by the Congress, if the invasion or rebellion B. insurgency D. ethnic conflict

shall persist and public safety requires it. 74. What is referred to as a set of learned

69. What is a deliberate deception used by behaviors, beliefs, attitudes, values and ideals that

advertisers when they say, “Join the thousands are a characteristics of a particular society or

who have chosen to switch to the better network.” population?

A. Personal attack C. Circular thinking A. Language C. Culture

B. Bandwagon D. Falsehood or the B. Customs D. Mores

Big Lie 75. Fore Herbert Spencer, there is no need to work

70. What philosophy identifies the people’s for social change because for him societies evolve

physical, mental and moral habits are directly _________.

influenced by the natural environment? A. easily C. naturally

A. Environmental B. progressively D. radically

Acculturation 76. What is the movement of ocean water into

C. Environmental and off shorelines due to the gravity of the moon

Determinism and the sun pulling on the earth?

B. Environmental A. Tidal wave C. Tide

Evolution B. Surf D. Cross-current

D. Environmental 77. According to some postmodern theorists, such

Change as Jean Baudrillard, how has the spread of

What is environmental acculturation? electronic media affected society?

• Environmental acculturation involves contact with environment that A. It has led to ever greater

takes place at both group and individual levels leading to individual levels of consumerism as

cognitive, affective and behavioral changes. people are constantly

What is environmental determinism? reminded of things they don’t

• is the study of how the physical environment predisposes societies have that they would like to

and states towards particular development trajectories. own.

71. Which, according to research, is related to C. It has disconnected us from real

increased aggression in children? people and places and led to

A. Coming from greater social isolation as we

single parent respond to signs and images that

homes often have little to do with our

C. Eating junk foods everyday lives.

B. Viewing TV B. It has made us more aware

of cultural differences as we B. Recall D. Impeachment

are exposed to a wider range 82. What theory is used to apply first-hand

of ideas and values. learning among students?

D. It has provided new ways for A. Integration C. Self-activity

people to connect and create B. Mastery

community. learning

78. What is a “bill of attainder”? D. Group learning

A. A law that inflicts 83. No license shall be necessary for the marriage

punishment without of a man and a woman who have lived together as

judicial trial. husband and wife for at least seven years and

C. A law whose without any legal impediment to marry each

application is other. Is this TRUE?

retroactive. A. No. C. Yes, if they are

B. A law that grants below 18.

title of royalty or B. Yes. D. No, they should

nobility. have lived together

D. A law containing two for at least 10 years.

subjects expressed in 84. Which research strategy is applied when there

the title. is a need for a control group to gather data on

79. What law was passed on August 1909 by the cause-and-effect issues?

U.S. Congress established a partial free trade in A. Experiment C. Survey

the Philippines? B. Action research D. Field research

A. Bell Trade Act C. Treaty of General 85. What was the most significant factor that gave

Relations way to the emergence of the Renaissance?

B. Payne-Aldrich Act D. UnderwoodSimmons A. The persistence of the

80. The constitutional safeguard which prevents rulers to reawaken the

abuse of power by any of the three branches of interests of the people

government is _________. back to the arts.

A. Check and C. The belief of the Italians

balance that they were the real

C. Prosecution by the heir of classical

Ombudsman civilization

B. Bank secrecy law D. Impeachment B. The revival of the

81. What electoral process may be used by the interest on the GrecoRoman classical

constituents of the local government units to learning

remove their locally elected officials before their D. Rome’s being the most

term expires without filling an administrative or powerful nation of the

criminal case? world

A. Initiative C. Plebiscite 86. Ms. Alcantara is about to make a decision on

how to integrate moral values in the subject she is A. The Japanesesponsored Republic

teaching. What should she consider first? of the Philippines

A. The setting of C. The Philippine

objectives in teaching Executive Commission

moral values. B. Japanese Military

C. The identification of Administration

moral values in the D. Military government

home, school and 90. What program promised more food for every

community. household through planting vegetable in home

B. A host of factors gardens and pots?

affecting the A. Angat Filipino

development of Movement

values. C. Green Revolution

D. The selection of B.

appropriate teaching KilusangKabuhayan

strategies. at Kaunlaran

87. Contemporary authorities agree that the form D. Go Negosyo

a thought takes in our minds may be verbal 91. Lorna has a pet dog which just turned one-year-old. To

(through words) or byway of symbols, pictures, celebrate, she bought a pup-cake, some party favors for

actions, general ideas or abstractions, etc. decoration and took a picture of her dog while eating the pupcake. She
posted it to her personal account via several social
showing that the human mind is _________.
media sites. However, it ended up being submitted by random
A. simple C. biological
people (representing it as their own) to some major animal
B. chemical D. multi-intelligent
social media accounts for Facebook and Instagram. What
88. What was the first Philippine Republic?
human right violation was committed here?
A. The republic
A. Freedom of
proclaimed under
expression
the 1935
C. Liberty to abode
Constitution
B. Right to
C. The republic
publicity
proclaimed in Malolos
D. Right to vote
B. The republic of the
92. What is the legal age of marriage in the
Philippines
Philippines?
proclaimed in 1946
A. 15 for girls, 18
D. The republic
for boys
proclaimed under the
C. 21
Japanese-sponsored
B. 18 D. 18 for girls, 21 for
Constitution
boys
89. What was the first government during the
93. For meaningful teaching, boundaries among
Japanese occupation?
disciplines should be erased and so a topic must
be taught from multi-perspective. Which teaching I.It is designed to get the information needed.

approach should be used then? II.There is only one way to interpret each item.

A. Constructivist C. Integrative III. Stems with dual elements are eliminated.

B. Collaborative D. Reflective A. I only C. I and II

94. For which main reason does some cities in the B. I, II and III D. II and III

Philippines have an ordinance that prohibits the 98. What inventory technique is used when

use of plastic bags in shopping areas? enumerating alternative actions in given situations

A. Plastic in nonbiodegradable and and the students were asked to make a choice?

adds to the problem of A. Behavior

solid garbage disposal. checklist

C. People must be taught to C. Forced choice

recycle plastic materials B. Likert scale D. Semantic

B. Government must differential

work for the 99. The concept of combining the Senate and

convenience of the House of Representatives into a single body

people they serve. through constitutional reform will make the

D. Filipinos must be taught legislature _________.

to patronize their A. unicameral C. bicameral

products. B. autocratic D. one-party system

95. Switzerland has adopted neutrality as its 100. What did Karl Marx seek for removal because

primary foreign policy. What geographic this is an illusion which has unfortunately deluded

implication can be considered as valid reason for people looking for happiness?

this? A. Religion C. Monarchy

A. It is a former colony of a B. Tradition D. Folkways

neutral country. 101. Identify the cognitive target in breaking down

C. It is a landlocked country components, e.g. poverty in context of income,

surrounded by nations with age, family members.

conflicting ideologies. A. Synthesis C. Analysis

B. It is one of the B. Comprehension D. Evaluation

European countries 102. If you want your students to reflect on the

protected by democratic worthiness of an issue, which assessment tool is

nations. most fit?

D. It is bounded by countries A. Checklist C. Moral dilemma

advocating socialism that is B. Reflective

against its constitutional journal

principle. D. Essay test

96. To ensure reliability of an evaluation 103. What curriculum is used in schools wherein

instrument, it is important to make sure that we recognize what teachers implement or deliver

_________. in the classroom and schools?

A. Assessed C. Learned live in rural areas.

B. Written D. Taught A. New Age of

What is assessed curriculum? Technology

• The curriculum that is reflected by the assessment or evaluation of C. New Green

the learners is called the Assessed Curriculum. It includes both Revolution

formative and summative evaluation of learners conducted by B. New Industrial

teachers, schools, or external organizations. Era

What is learned curriculum? D. New Global Trading

• A curriculum that recognizes all the changes occurred in the learners 107. How can Filipinos overcome weak points

due to their school experience. in our culture, e.g. credit card overspending?

What is written curriculum? A. Observe business

• incorporates five essential elements — concepts, knowledge, skills, ethics.

attitudes and action. Students are given the opportunity to: gain C. Use scientific

knowledge that is relevant and of global significance. develop an reasoning.

understanding of concepts, which allows them to make connections B. Copy economic

throughout their learning. models of other

104. What is the systematic explanation of nations.

observations on social manifestation/patterns of D. Cultivate positive

social life? traits.

A. Belief C. Theory 108. The Taoist wat to harmony in society is

B. Truth D. Opinion inaction. The following illustrate Lao-Tzu’s inaction

105. What was the growth model during the EXCEPT _________.

Marcos government that promised productivity in A. do nothing to

barangays? disturb the course

A. Cultural of nature

education in C. subdue and

barangays conquer nature

C. Human settlements B. do not interfere

in every city in the life of others

B. Setting up D. let people be

Kabataang themselves

Barangays 109. Among the kinds of geography maps, which

D. One livelihood of these tells more about people (countries,

project for each states) on earth more than about land and water?

barangay A. Historical map C. Natural Resources

106. More than fear, the call for a second map

_________ (such as expressly stated by India’s B. Political map D. Graphic relief map

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh) is driven by calls 110. Among big companies, both private and

to uplift the world’s remaining poor 75% of whom public, early retirement has been implemented as
a measure that reduces a bloated manpower 116. Newlywed couples begin to accept each

resource. other’s attitudes and sentiments to settle their

A. social outreach C. cost-saving differences after being together for several

B. humanitarian D. charitable months. This blending and merging of cultural trait

111. What should be done in order to understand is called _________.

learning as being multi-dimensional, integrated A. Arbitration C. Acculturation

and accomplished through time? B. Assimilation D. Accommodation

A. Assess fairness to 117. Which earlier period was considered to have

pupils no written evidence of records (letters, contracts,

C. Assess ethical accounts, etc.) that comprise peoples’ literature?

orientation A. Predated C. Primordial

B. Assess B. Prehistoric D. Pristine

competencies 118. What is the minimum level in which the

D. Assess process of family or household is able to sustain its

learning basic/essential needs?

112. Provide an experiential method in A. Relative poverty C. Poverty level

teaching musical skills in Araling Panlipunan. B. Absolute poverty D. Culture of poverty

A. Record listening C. Replay of the 119. Why is the present era in the world

“Voice Kids” video named as “Information Age”?

B. Group singing D. Lecture on musical A. The shift in global

artists economy is towards

What is experiential learning? the manipulation of

• Actual and first-hand learning. information.

113. What kind of energy source has been C. Information is at its

explored from volcanic resources? height as a result of its

A. Solar energy C. Crude energy accumulation through

B. Geothermal energy D. Natural gas energy the years.

114. In research you define key words B. This is period of

_________. correcting all

A. operationally C. conceptually erroneous information

B. grammatically D. practically from the past.

115. Identify the ruling class which uses family D. Emphasis in schools is

name, wealth and influence to control acquisition of

government including its political and economic information.

institutions. 120. What is the distinct feature of the

A. Taipans C. Cronies rubric?

B. Political A. It encourages learners’

dynasty self-evaluation when they

D. Tycoons receive their report card.

C. It motivates learners to were able to promote

engage more on application development in them subSahara region.

and reasoning skills. C. The people’s loyalty to the state

B. It is a scoring guide using paved the way for the strong

numerical score given to trade and creation of wealth

learners. among the African people.

D. It has specific performance B. The control of the great

characteristics arranged in gold-salt trade by the early

levels indicating the degree kingdoms provided the funds

to which a standard has to support the region’s

been met. development.

121. Which may be an effect of the island D. The great gold-salt trade

characteristics of our geography? caravan paved the way for the

A. Indolence C. Widespread spread of Islam in Africa.

poverty 126. Subjects performing well merely because

B. Low literacy D. Multi-cultural they are being observed (and not necessarily

diversity because of any effect of treatment) are considered

122. For Karl Marx, who are the bourgeoisie? to be under the influence of:

A. Workers C. Elites A. the Hawthorne

B. Oppressed D. Peasants effect

123. What makes the Rubrics different from C. the Halo effect

common checklists for assessment of learning? B. the Pygmalion

A. Qualitative effect

judgements D. the Novelty effect

C. Competency What is Pygmalion effect?

evidences • The Pygmalion Effect explains that people tend to perform up to the

B. Quantitative level that others expect of them. This effect explains why our

elements relationships are usually self-fulfilling prophecies

D. Scale judgements What is halo effect?

124. What comprises verbal and written symbols • Halo effect is the tendency for positive impressions of a person,

including rules about how these symbols can be company, brand or product in one area to positively influence one's

put together to convey meaning? opinion or feelings in other areas.

A. Knowledge C. Culture • i.e. McDonalds in US is as good as McDonalds in Philippines

B. Communication D. Language What is novelty effect?

125. How did trade influence the development of • The novelty effect, in the context of human performance, is the

early kingdoms in Africa such as Axum, Ghana and tendency for performance to initially improve when new technology

Kush? is instituted, not because of any actual improvement in learning or

A. Because the trade in the subSahara was controlled by achievement, but in response to increased interest in the new

them Western powers, they technology.

• i.e. improve in performance due to emergence of macbook harmful to human being.

127. In West Europe, unemployment is described III. Any hazardous substance intended or packaged in a form

as a luxury due to _________ given to those suitable for use in the household, which the implementing agency

without employment or jobs by regulation, classified as “banned hazardous substance”.

A. bonus C. unemployment A. I, II and III C. I and II

benefits B. II and III D. I only

B. holiday pay D. paid travel 131. Rice granary, vegetable basket, sugar capital

128. Why is developing a global perspective and tobacco capital are some ways by which the

important to the study of sociology? regions of the Philippines are known. To which of

A. It is important to understand the following factors can this be attributed?

how our actions affect others A. The region’s

and how the world’s problem primary

affect us. agricultural

C. It helps us understand the origins produce

of different theoretical approaches C. The topographic

to the subject. features that

B. The field has become characterized the

dominated by cross-cultural region

research to in order to be B. The population’s

competitive in the field primary means of

sociologists must take a global livelihood in the

approach. region

D. Postmodernism, which has D. The role and

become the leading theoretical significance the region

paradigm in the field, encourages had in the history of

analysis that goes beyond the country

traditional linear concepts of what 132. The fact that official development aid from

separates one society from the international aid organizations worldwide and

another. from 18% in 1979 to only 3.5% by 2004 (FAO

129. Among big companies, both private and report) shows that this industry lost its glitter.

public, early retirement has been implemented as A. agriculture C. science

a _________ measure that reduces a bloated B. technology D. education

manpower resource. 133. Which is the coldest continent?

A. social outreach C. charitable A. Asia, its

B. cost-saving D. humanitarian northern part

130.What does “banned hazardous substance” mean? C. America

I. Any toy or other articles intended for use by children, which are B. Europe D. Antarctica

hazardous per section. 134. It analyzes the ethical virtue in the

II. Any toy or other articles which bear or contain substances philanthropic program of the Development Bank
of the Philippines. 140.As it engages in kidnapping for ransom, the

A. Case study C. Trend study Abu Sayyaf shows _________ more than a fight for

B. Panel study D. Cohort study a cause.

135. Pre-colonial trade in the Philippines was A. anarchism C. rebellion

prosperous. What system did they use for their B. mafia activities D. banditry

business transactions? 141. Which continent has the most rugged

A. Barter C. Credit surface, and in its area s found the lowest and

B. Money D. Banking highest points in the world?

136. What tool of monetary policy refers to the A. North America C. Europe

authority of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas to B. Asia D. Australia

regulate the lending behavior of the commercial 142. Which is a pattern of behavior

banks? associated with a distinctive social position?

A. Open market A. Status C. Role

operations B. Identity D. Caste

C. Rediscounting 143. Which is the biggest state in the world in

B. Required reserves D. Selective credit terms of territory?

control A. China C. Canada

What is open market operations? B. United States D. India

• an activity by a central bank to give liquidity in its currency to a bank 144. Which of the following has the most

or a group of banks. significant impact on the fall of the Roman

What is rediscounting? Empire?

• an refer to either of two concepts in finance: discounting a debt A. Deposition of

instrument for a second time or a method of providing financing to a Romulus

bank. Augustulus

137. What influence is visible in the dress of C. Arrival of the Huns,

Kalingas of Luzon, Maranaws of Lanao and the led by Attila in Eastern

Manobos and Bagobos? Europe

A. Indonesian C. Arabian B. Goths’ invasion to

B. Chinese D. Japanese Italy

138. What contradicts the Filipino family D. Death of

value of sacrifice? TheodosiusI

A. Inability to

forgive 145. If a country is relatively better at making wine

C. The willingness to than wool, it makes sense to put resources into

forgive and forget wine and ot export some of the wine to pay for

B. The tolerance of imports of wool. Which economic term is

pain and mistakes explained?

D. Delayed satisfaction A. Opportunity

of desires cost
C. Supply and official and employees of the

demand judiciary.

B. Comparative B. The salaries of the

advantage members of the Supreme

D. Profit and loss Court and of the lower

What is opportunity cost? courts can be decreased

• the loss of potential gain from other alternatives when one during their continuance in

alternative is chosen. office.

What is comparative advantage? D. The Supreme Court is

• the ability of an individual or group to carry out a particular economic beyond criticism.

activity (such as making a specific product) more efficiently than

another activity.

147. Sequences the epochs of civilization by

timeline from earliest to later dates.

I. Indian

II. Grecian

III. Mesopotamian

IV. Egyptian

A. III, IV, I and II C. IV, I, III and II

B. II, III, I and IV D. III, II, I and IV

148. In which type of biome are Southeast Asia,

most of the South America and Africa situated?

A. Taiga C. Deciduous forest

B. Tropical

rainforest

D. Savannah

149. Which term refers to a formal organization

that uses rules and hierarchical ranking to achieve

efficiency?

A. Norm C. Red tape

B. Bureaucracy D. Standard

150. In which instance is the independence of

the judiciary shown?

A. The qualifications of the

Justices of the Supreme

Court can be changed by

Congress.

C. The Supreme Court is given

authority to appoint all