KALINGA COLLEGES OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INC.

PUROK 5, MOLDERO ST. BULANAO, TABUK CITY, KALINGA

FINAL EXAMINATION IN GENDER AND SOCIETY

DIRECTIONS: Choose the best answer. Write your answers on the answer sheet provided.
SRICTLY NO ERASURES.

1. What is the process or the ability to create offspring?

a. Sex b. gender c. gender identity d. reproduction
2. What is the social dimension on one’s sexuality.
a. Sexual orientation b. gender identity c. reproduction d. gender
3. What is the biological dimension of one’s sexuality.
a. Sexual orientation b. gender identity c. sex d. gender
4. Another aspect of our gender pertains to our emotional and sexual attraction to a person.
a. Reproduction b. gender identity c. sexual orientation d. sex
5. There are cases wherein a person’s biological sex does not align with one’s gender. People with this experience are
referred to as ___________?
a. Physical sex b. transgender c. bisexual d. homosexual
6. If at birth, when a child is observed to have a penis or testicles, then the child is categorized as ______?
a. Female b. male c. homosexual d. bisexual
7. The totality of our own experience of our sex and gender?
a. Sexuality b. sex c. gender d. intersex
8. They are the people who are attracted to the opposite sex?
a. Heterosexual b. homosexual c. bisexual d. transgenders
9. People who are attracted to the same sex is called?
a. Bisexual b. heterosexual c. transgenders d. homosexual
10. It is a social system where men primarily hold power in the political and the private spheres.
a. Feminism b. women suffrage c. domestic violence d. patriarchy
11. In historical views on gender, they viewed women as the inferior sex and are properties of men whose only job was to
obey their husbands, bear children and take care of the households.
a. China c. Egypt c. Greek d. India
12. The continuing senses of social movement that aim to challenge the patriarchal society that creates these oppressive
political structures, beliefs and practices against women.
a. Sex b. gender c. feminism d. patriarchy
13. Is one of the salient points that feminism demands means that woman is in control of her body and she can decide for
herself on what she sees is the best for her.
a. Women suffrage b. reproductive rights c. domestic violence d. equality in politics and society
14. Feminism demands such as marital rape and physical abuse are often dismissed by society as part of a marriage.
a. Women suffrage b. domestic violence c. reproductive rights d. equality in politics and society
15. A field of study concerned about how reproductive roles are interpreted and negotiated in the society through gender.
a. Gender studies b. ethics in research c. social research d. research approach
16. It is the process of investigating social realities.
a. Social research b. gender studies c. ethics in research d. research approach
17. The orientation in understanding social realities.
a. Social research b. gender studies c. ethics in research d. research approach
18. These are considerations in conducting research to make sure that wellbeing of the participants are ensured and that
the outcome of the study is sound without undue harm to people involved.
a. Social research b. gender studies c. research approach d. ethics in research
19. This approach focuses on the meanings created and interpretations made by people about their own personal or
vicarious experiences.
a. Gender studies b. ethics in research c. qualitative approach d. quantitative approach
20. This focuses more on characterizing a population or a sample and in some cases, in making generalizations about the
population based on the behavior of sample.
 a. Phenomenology b. hermeneutics c. quantitative approach d. qualitative approach
21. The totality of our own experience of our sex and gender?
a. Sexuality b. sex c. gender d. intersex
22. It is a field a science which concerns itself with how people think and feel and how thoughts and feelings interact and
lad to behavior.
a. astronomy b. sociology c. psychology d. biology
23. What dimension of well-being that is concerned with a healthy and positive interaction and relationship with others?
a. social b. mental c. material d. emotional
24. It is a complex phenomenon characterized by an affective and cognitive inclination to someone.
a. passion b. love c. commitment d. intimacy
25. A set of social behaviors geared towards cohesion.
a. love b. passion c. commitment d. intimacy
26. It is a decision to engage and maintain a loving relationship.
a. relationship b. love c. passion d. commitment
27. A social bond between and among individuals manifested through communication and other forms of interaction.
a. love b. passion c. commitment d. relationship
28. The psychosocial component of love, knowing and being known by someone in a deeply personal level.
a. intimacy b. passion c. commitment d. Relationship
29. A psychologist renowned for his theory of love.
a. George Levinger b. Robert Stenberg Sigmund Freud d. Aristotle
30. It is the process of giving and receiving information between and among people.
a. communication b. language c. love d. relationship
31. These are symbols that are culturally agreed upon us possessing certain meanings and that are used by people to
express certain realities and worldviews.
a. Language b. symbols c. intimacy d. commitment
32. The emotive and physical component of love; drives towards sexual and romantic attraction.
a. Passion b. commitment c. intimacy d. love
33. What do you call the needs and concerns relating to one or all of the psychosocial dimensions?
a. psychosocial b. productive role c. reproductive role d. psychosocial issues
34. The social script ascribed to individuals pertaining to their role in child-bearing or child- rearing and related tasks such
as maintaining the household.
a. Productive role b. psychosocial issues c. awareness d. reproductive role
35. Which psychological domains which pertains to people’s action?
a. affect b. behavior c. love d. cognition
36. These are sex characteristics that are present at birth.
a. Secondary sex b. primary sex c. sexual orientation d. gender identity
37. The process by which we learn cultural norms and traditions is referred to?
a. socialization b. awareness c. intimacy d. passion
38. It is a psychological domain which pertains to people’s feelings and emotion.
a. behavior b. affect c. cognition d. love
39. It is a dimension of well-being pertains to clarity of mind or a healthy thought process.
a. Physical b. emotional c. mental d. material
40. The social script ascribed to individuals pertaining to their role in economic production and related tasks such as
engaging in public affairs and living in the world of work.
a. Productive role b. reproductive role c. love d. psychosocial issues
41. Which concept of love means that who lived in the past or who are living now and regardless of their geographic
location and socio- cultural identities, have experienced love.
a. Love as a culture universal c. love neurobiological event
b. Love as a social phenomenon d. love as an emotion
42. It is a type of contraceptive which is being inserted inside the uterus of a woman.
a. Pills b. condom c. intrauterine device d. calendar method
43. A contraception for men, wherein the passageway for the sperm is surgically tied.
a. tubal ligation b. vasectomy c. pills d. condom
44. A state of physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.
 a. Health b. hygiene c. sexual health d. reproductive health
45. Refers to the behavior that can improve cleanliness and lead to good health such as frequent handwashing, face
washing and bathing with soap and water.
a. Health b. sexual health c. reproductive health d. hygiene
46. Refers to the state of physical, emotional, mental and social well-being in relation to sexuality.
a. Hygiene b. health c. reproductive health d. sexual health
47. Refers to the state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or
infirmity in all matters relating to the reproductive system and to its functions and processes to all stages of life.
a. Hygiene b. health c. reproductive health d. sexual health
48. These are men who are emotionally and sexually attracted to men?
a. Gay b. transgender c. queer d. lesbian
49. When your gender identity matches with the sex you are assigned at birth?

a. non- binary b. gender identity c. androgynous d. cisgender

50. It is how you express your sense of being male or female neither, maybe through hairstyle, clothes, etc.
a. sexual orientation b. gender expression c. gender identity d. androgynous
51. Proposes that men are able to adopt what is viewed as traditionally feminine characteristics?
a. protest masculinity b. hegemonic masculinity c. caring masculinity d. queer
52. Is our conscious understanding o something?
a. Awareness b. Relationship c. Intimacy d. Socialization
53. Pertains to people’s emotions and feelings?
a. Affect b. Behavior c. Cognition d. Attitudes
54. Is the process by which we learn cultural norms and tradition?

a. Socialization b. Intimacy c. Relationship d. Psychosocial

55. Pertains to people action both observable or not rally observable
a.Affect b. Behavior c. Cognition d. Intimacy
56. What type of violence involves causing harm to a woman’s body through physical force, such as hitting, slapping, or
kicking?
a. psychological violence b. Economic violence c. Physical violence d. Cultural violence
57. Which of the following is an example of physical violence?
a. Threatening to leave a partner c. Spreading harmful rumors about a woman
58. What does sexual violence against women include?
a. Verbal abuse b. Being denied access to healthcare
c. Forced sexual acts without consent d. Workplace discrimination
59. Which of the following is an example of sexual violence?
a. Workplace harassment b. Rape or attempted rape
c. Discriminatory hiring practices d. Gender-based pay gap
60. Psychological violence against women refers to:
a. Emotional manipulation and verbal threats b. Physical injuries caused by an intimate partner
c. Economic exploitation d. Gender-based workplace discrimination
61. Which of the following is an example of psychological violence?
a. Constantly belittling or insulting a woman’s abilities b. Denying a woman basic necessities such as food
c. Imprisoning a woman against her will d. Preventing a woman from receiving an education
62. Cultural violence against women includes:
a. Laws that protect women’s rights
b. Traditions that justify harmful practices such as female genital mutilation
c. Gender-neutral education policies
d. Media representation that empowers women
63. Which of the following is an example of cultural violence?
a. A woman not being allowed to work due to societal expectations
b. A woman experiencing sexual violence from a stranger
c. A woman being denied an education because of her gender
d. A woman being denied access to healthcare
64. Occurs when someone says or does something to make a person feel stupid or worthless.
a. Emotional violence b. physical violence c. spiritual violence d. psychological violence
65. Occurs when someone use language, whether spoken or written to cause harm to an individual.
a. physical violence b. verbal abuse c. financial abuse d. neglect
66. Occurs when someone controls an individual’s financial resources without the person’s consent.
a. Neglect b. verbal abuse c. financial abuse d. emotional violence
67. Which law in the Philippines specifically aims to eliminate violence against women and their children?
a. Republic Act No. 9262 b. Republic Act No. 10533 c. Republic Act No. 7877 d. Republic Act No. 9999
68. Republic Act No. 9262, or the Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act of 2004, provides protection for
women who experience:
a. Domestic violence only b. Workplace harassment
c. Physical, sexual, psychological violence, and economic abuse d. Sexual harassment only
69. Which Philippine law guarantees equal pay for equal work between men and women?
a. Republic Act No. 6727 b. Republic Act No. 7850 c. Republic Act No. 7880 d. Republic Act No. 10911
70. What is the main purpose of Republic Act No. 9710, also known as the Magna Carta of Women?
a. To protect women’s rights in the workplace
b. To promote the representation of women in politics
c. To uphold women’s rights and ensure gender equality in all spheres of society
d. To provide housing for women
71. Republic Act No. 8353, also known as the Anti-Rape Law of 1997, changed the legal definition of rape. What was
one major change under this law?
a. Rape can only occur within marriage
b. It expanded the definition of rape to include acts other than penetration
c. Rape is only considered if it is reported within 24 hours
d. Only men can be accused of rape under this law
72. The Anti-Sexual Harassment Act of 1995 (Republic Act No. 7877) aims to protect women from harassment in which
setting?
a. Public spaces
b. Workplaces, educational institutions, and training environments
c. Within the family
d. Religious institutions
73. Which law protects women from discrimination in hiring, promotion, and other employment-related activities?
a. Republic Act No. 719 b. Republic Act No. 10911
c. Republic Act No. 6735 d. Republic Act No. 7200
74. Which of the following is the purpose of the "Kasambahay Law" (Republic Act No. 10361)?
a. To regulate labor standards for domestic workers
b. To provide welfare services for women in rural areas
c. To promote women’s participation in government offices
d. To ensure women’s representation in media
75. Republic Act No. 10354, also known as the Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act of 2012, primarily
aims to provide women with:
a. Equal educational opportunities b. Access to reproductive health services and information
c. Equal voting rights d. Protection against workplace discrimination
76. Under the Magna Carta of Women, Republic Act No. 9710, women are entitled to:
a. Paid sick leave only b. Equal rights to inheritance and property ownership
c. Family and medical leave d. None of the above
77. Which of the following is one of the rights of women under the Anti-Child Pornography Act of 2009 (Republic Act
No. 9775)?
a. The right to own and operate media outlets
b. The right to be free from exploitation, including sexual abuse through child pornography
c. The right to work in all industries
d. The right to access financial aid for businesses
78. The "Bawal Bastos" or Safe Spaces Act (Republic Act No. 11313) addresses which of the following?
a. Addressing gender-based violence in rural communities
b. Ensuring safety for women in public places by addressing sexual harassment
c. Eliminating child labor in rural areas
d. Providing financial assistance for women entrepreneurs
79. What is the goal of the National Framework Plan for Women (Republic Act No. 9710)?
a. To provide financial assistance to women in need
b. To integrate gender-responsive policies across all sectors of governance
c. To grant women more political representation
d. To establish women-only job opportunities
80. Under the law, women who experience violence in intimate relationships are entitled to what legal measure?
a. Civil annulment of marriage b. A protection order under Republic Act No. 9262
c. Custody of the children without restrictions d. Legal custody of the family estate
81. Which law requires women who are pregnant or have recently given birth to be given paid maternity leave?
a. Republic Act No. 10354
b. Republic Act No. 11210 (Expanded Maternity Leave Law)
c. Republic Act No. 10687
d. Republic Act No. 11058
82. Republic Act No. 11058, also known as the Occupational Safety and Health Standards Law, provides protections for
workers. Which of the following does it ensure for women?
a. Equal access to education
b. Protection from workplace discrimination based on gender
c. Paid sick leave for women only
d. Public office appointments for women
83. What provision does Republic Act No. 10645 (Mandatory PhilHealth Coverage for Senior Citizens) provide for
women?
a. Lifetime insurance coverage for senior women b. Health insurance for all women of reproductive age
c. Subsidized health services for pregnant women only d. None of the above
84. Which law specifically addresses the rights of women in conflict zones and provides support for women and children
affected by armed conflict?
a. Republic Act No. 8190 b. Republic Act No. 7610
c. Republic Act No. 9710 d. Republic Act No. 9851
85. Which of the following laws ensures that women have access to legal assistance and the right to file complaints for
any form of abuse or violence they experience?
a. Republic Act No. 9710 b. Republic Act No. 9262
c. Republic Act No. 10361 d. Republic Act No. 7277
86. When was the CEDAW adopted by the UN General Assembly?
a. December 19, 1979 b. December 21, 1979 c. December 19, 1981 d. December 19, 1879
87. This is the formal agreement among countries.
a. Treaty b. CEDAW c. VAWC d. UN Assembly
88. In this principle, inequality is reinforced by the patriarchy system that sees men as leaders.
a. Discrimination b. state obligation c. non-discrimination d. substantive equality
89. In this principle, we need to respect, protect, promote and fulfill.
a. state obligation b. discrimination c. substantive equality d. non-discrimination
90. It easier to recognize as the discrimination is quite obvious.
a. Non-discrimination b. direct discrimination c. indirect discrimination d. d discrimination
91. When was the CEDAW in Philippines ratified?
a. August 5, 1981 b. August 5, 1988 c. August 3, 1981 d. August 5, 1991
92. Society ignores that men and women are actually different.
a. Corrective b. formal c. protectionist d. constructive
93. Women are seen as vulnerable and prohibited from participating certain activities.
a. Formative b. constructive c. corrective d. protectionist
94. Priority is given to correct the environment in order to benefit both men.
a. Formative b. constructive c. corrective d. protectionist
95. Where did the fourth world country conference happen?
a. Pakistan b. Beijing c. Macau d. US
96. This is the fundamental law of the country upon which all the laws are anchored or based on.
a. 1988 Constitution b. 1981 Constitution c. 1987 Constitution d. 1918 Constitution
97. This refers to an act that is sexual in nature, committed against a woman or her child
a.Sexual violence b. physical violence c. psychological violence d. economic abuse
98. What is the Republic Act 9710?
a. Rape law b. VAWC c. Magna Carta of women d. Labor Code
99. An act giving representation to women in social security.
a. Republic Act 7688 b. Republic Act 7681 c. Republic Act 7689 d. Republic Act 7988
100. An act providing assistance to women engaging in micro and cottage business enterprise.
a. R.A. 7821 b. R.A. 7982 c. R.A. 7822 d. R.A. 7825
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