NORZAGARAY ACADEMY, INC.

Norzagaray, Bulacan

Community Engagement, Solidarity and Citizenship

Preliminary- Examination

Name: ______________________________Grade and Strand: ____________________Date: _______________

Teacher: ___C-Jay P. Maningas_______LRN: _____________________Checked By: _____________________

I. Multiple Choice: Read the problems carefully then write the letter of your answer before the number.
ALL CAPITAL LETTER. (20 POINTS)

_______1.) A leader is generally defined as the person who has the responsibility of controlling or taking

Charge of a particular group.

A. Leadership C. Unity

B. Partnership D. Solidarity

_______2.) Communities are organized as institutions such as organizations for religions, social, or similar

purposes

A. Institutional Perspective C. Social Science Perspective

B. Local and Grassroot Perspective D. Civil Society Perspective

_______3.) Community is defined as a group of people in a particular area interacting with each other.

A. Institutional Perspective C. Social Science Perspective

B. Civil Society Perspective D. Local and Grassroot Perspective

_______4.) Community is linked by common interest and collective activity. Its objective is to serve other

people

A. Local and Grassroot Perspective C. Institutional Perspective

B. Social Science Perspective D. Civil Society Perspective

_______5.) Self-organization is initiated to encourage local citizens to contribute to

the community.

A. Institutional Perspective C. Civil Society

B. Local and Grassroot Perspective D. Social Science Perspective

_______6.) A group of people who occupy a common contiguous territory, possessed of common set of

traditions with their living together in that territory, and served by a set of local institutions

which the people are conscious of their common interest.

A. Community C. Country

B. Territory D. Fraternity

_______7.) Engage in joint activities and discussion, help each other, and share information with each

other: they care about their standing with each other. Examples are religion, school, and

etc.

A. Formal Communities C. Urban Communities

B. Informal Communities D. Rural Communities

_______8.) Consists of a set personal relations, social networks, common interest, and emotional sources
 Of motivation. Examples are fraternity, gangs, group chats in social media, and etc.

A. Formal Communities C. Urban Communities

B. Informal Communities D. Rural Communities

_______9.) Large in terms of land area and population, advance in science and technology, with

Favorable physical environment and diverse cultures and the people are engaged in various

occupations.

A. Formal Communities C. Urban Communities

B. Informal Communities D. Rural Communities

_______10.)

A. Formal Communities C. Urban Communities

B. Informal Communities D. Rural Communities

_______11.)

A. Formal Communities C. Urban Communities

B. Informal Communities D. Rural Communities

_______12) An important rule written and carried out by the government is called a ____.

A. rule C. law

B. guideline D. suggestion

_______13.) Who are the people that make rules and laws, carry out rules and laws, and decide if they

have been broken?

A. teachers C. mom and dad

B. neighbors D. government

_______14.) Why do we have rules and laws?

A. to be bossy C. to keep people and property safe and protect their rights

B. because we are mean D. to be a better constituent

_______15.) A representative of the chamber of commerce asks the leader of a high school how the

Business community can partner with the school to acknowledge the accomplishments of

individual students. Which of the following is the school leader’s best recommendation?

A. Creating a directory that helps students and their families identify recreational programs, health
services, and cultural events
B. Sponsoring an award for the top academic achiever of each class at the school’s annual awards
assembly
C. Asking businesses to offer discounts or reward cards to students who achieve a goal set by the school

D. Encouraging businesses to give high school students priority when filling part-time positions

_______16.) As the process of working collaboratively with and through groups of people affiliated by

geographic proximity, special interest or similar situation issues affecting the well-being of
 those people.

A. Solidarity C. Citizenship

B. Community D. Community Engagement

_______17.) What dimension of community that focuses on how a community is shaped by the physical

space it uses and the location of its resources?

A. geographic C. socio-political

B. economic D. cultural

_______18.) This dimension refers to the relationships of power and control between individuals and

groups in the community.

A. geographic C. socio-political

B. economic D. cultural

_______19.) What refers to people's way of life?

A. economics C. politics

B. culture D. traditions

_______20.) The success of the community will be more meaningful if its members have harmonious

relationship with each other.

A. Relationship C. Unity

B. Partnership D. Love

II. Read the statement in each number then choose your answer from the box and write your answer on
the space provided. (10 Points)

 Power ● Economic Dimension

 Elitist ● Cultural Dimension
 Pluralist ● Formal Communities
 Community Action ● Global Communities
 Social Change ● Socio-Political Dimension

__________________ 21.) A __________________ is built on the belief that when people come together,
they can accomplish much more!
__________________ 22.) A person who believes that a society or system should be led by an elite.
__________________ 23.) As changes in human interactions and relationships that transform cultural and
social institutions. These changes occur over time and often have profound
and long-term consequences for society.
__________________ 24.) It is various ways and means of production and allocation of scarce and
useful
goods and services (wealth), whether that is through gift giving, obligations,
barter,market trade, or state allocations.
__________________ 25.) It summarizes the extent to which cultural groups are found empirically to
differ from one another in terms of psychological attributes such as values,
beliefs, self- construals, personality, and behaviors.
__________________ 26.) Social organization consists of the formal, established organizations that make
up neighborhood civic life such as block groups, religious organizations, civic
groups, and community organizations.
__________________ 27.) Possession of control, authority, or influence over others.
__________________ 28.) The people or nations of the world, considered as being closely connected by
 modern telecommunications and as being economically, socially, and
politically interdependent.
__________________ 29.) A situation in which people of different social classes, religions, races, etc., are
together in a society but continue to have their different traditions and
interests.
__________________ 30.) It includes security, poverty, national wealth, income inequality, social
integration and political conflicts

III. TRUE OR FALSE: Write true if the statement is correct, False if not, then underline the word/s or
phrases that makes the statement incorrect. (5 points)

__________________31.) Community engagement promotes solidarity among

individuals in the
community
_____________32. The national economy has not been affected by COVID-
19 pandemic.
_____________33. In promoting national peace and security, comprehensive
peace talks
among conflicting groups must be a priority of our
government
officials.
_____________34. Private organizations promoting national welfare should
be
determined by the concerned agencies.
_____________35. Delivering the new normal scheme of the present
education is no
everybody's concern.

IV. ENUMERATION:
A. Give at least 5 characteristics of community.
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B. Give at least 5 types of community
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C. 3 perspectives of community
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D. 4 dimensions of community
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E. Give 3 adjectives of your teacher in community engagement, solidarity and citizenship.
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