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Quiz 3 GECSEL End Term

Test 1 -Matching Type. Match Column A with Column B


A. B
1. Increased Social Connections a. Enhances mental well-being and reduces
feelings of
loneliness.
2. Improved Physical Health b. Engaging in acts of kindness can lower
blood pressure and increase lifespan.
3. Enhanced Emotional Well-being c. Helping others can boost mood and
increase overall
happiness.

4. Helping d. Assisting someone in need, such as helping a


neighbor carry groceries.
5. Sharing e. Giving a portion of what you have to others, like
sharing your lunch with a friend.
6. Comforting f. Providing emotional support to someone who is
upset, such as consoling a friend who is going
through a tough time.
7. Proactive g. Self - Serving
8. Reactive h. Acting upon noticing an emergency
9. Altruistic i. Does not expect something in return
10. Empathy j. Feeling for the misery of another person
k. Concretizing feeling of sympathy by giving money
or in kind
Test 2. Enumeration

1-5 – Five Key things that must happen before a person can act.
6-8 – Three things that one can do to improve pro social actions to yourself and others
9-14 – Six key principles involved in modelling pro-social actions
15-20- Give six out of seven key principles in modeling prosocial actions consistently.

Test 3 – Multiple Choice

1. Maria’s house was damaged by a recent typhoon. Her neighbors come together to help rebuild
her home without expecting anything in return. This act of community cooperation and mutual
aid is an example of which Filipino value?

A. Pakikisama
B. Bayanihan
C. Utang na loob
D. Pagmamano
2. Juan has been offered a high-paying job in a city far from his hometown. However, he decides
to stay and work in his local community to be close to his aging parents and help take care of
them. This decision reflects which Filipino value?

A. Pakikisama
B. Bayanihan
C. Close Family Ties
D. Utang na loob

3. Anna spends her weekends teaching underprivileged children in her community how to read
and write. She does this without any compensation because she believes in the importance of
education. This act of volunteering is an example of which value?

A. Self-interest
B. Altruism
C. Competition
D. Isolation

4. Mark volunteers at a local soup kitchen every Sunday because his faith teaches him the
importance of helping those in need. This act of service is an example of which motivating
factor?

A. Personal Gain
B. Social Pressure
C. Faith and Religion
D. Competition

5. After a natural disaster, Sarah organizes a community clean-up and encourages her neighbors
to rebuild together. Despite the challenges, she remains positive and motivates others to stay
hopeful and resilient. This act of leadership and community support is an example of which
factor?

A. Self-interest
B. Resilience and Positivity
C. Competition
D. Isolation

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