BENLAC
  • 1. Integrating climate change and global peace issues into classroom discussions supports the idea of
A) Fragmented subjects
B) None of these
C) Industrial training
D) Global classrooms
E) Passive learning
  • 2. Student CONSTANTINO, ANNA MAE P

    Which type of person aims to secure their financial future by consistently spending less than they earn and saving the remainder?
A) Frugal
B) Pleasure
C) Status
D) Powerful
E) None of these
  • 3. When students construct their own knowledge by conducting investigations and gathering data, the curriculum can best be described as
A) Fragmented
B) Memorization-based
C) Research-driven
D) None of these
E) Factory-based
  • 4. Which type of literacy helps narrow the gap between the rich and the poor while navigating online and offline social networks?
A) Moral literacy
B) None of these
C) Financial literacy only
D) Media literacy
E) Social and financial literacies
  • 5. A teacher adapts lessons to address different learning styles, interests, and abilities of students. This reflects which key attribute of 21st century education?
A) Student-centered education
B) Fragmented curriculum
C) Memorization focus
D) None of these
E) Teacher-centered approach
  • 6. The core values of DepEd, which include respect for God, people, nature, and country, are:
A) Financial goals
B) Student-centered program
C) Maka-Diyos, Maka-tao, Makakalikasan, Makabansa
D) None of these
E) Literacy skills
  • 7. Which group of people shows little concern for accumulating wealth and may prefer self-sufficiency through growing food or crafting?
A) Self-Worth
B) None of these
C) Indifference
D) Status
E) Pleasure
  • 8. Examples of new literacies arising from technology include

    None of these
A) silent reading
B) None of these
C) blogging, podcasting, and videomaking
D) textbook reading and note-taking
E) cursive writing
  • 9. Which organization's mission is to provide all Filipinos with quality, culture-based, and equitable basic education?
A) Republic Act 10922
B) UNESCO
C) FDIC
D) Department of Education
E) None of these
  • 10. Visual literacy refers to
A) None of these
B) understanding and producing visual messages
C) using social media
D) solving math problems
E) reading silently
  • 11. The term "digital natives" refers to students who
A) are unfamiliar with computers
B) None of these
C) are inseparable from computers and the Internet
D) prefer printed encyclopedias
E) avoid video games
  • 12. Critical literacy focuses on the ability to

    None of these

    accept texts without question
A) memorize definitions
B) accept texts without question
C) question and evaluate meanings and purposes of texts
D) avoid discussions
E) None of these
  • 13. A teacher who not only lectures but also facilitates group work, organizes projects, and manages collaborative tasks is considered
A) Time-based
B) None of these
C) Multiskilled
D) Textbook-driven
E) Industrial
  • 14. When money is used mainly to demonstrate one's social position, this reflects which view?
A) Pleasure
B) Frugal
C) Powerful
D) None of these
E) Status
  • 15. Which law makes Kindergarten the compulsory and mandatory entry stage to basic education in the Philippines?
A) Basic Education Law
B) Republic Act 10157
C) Republic Act 10922
D) None of these
E) DepEd Core Values Act
  • 16. The overall shift from traditional to 21st century education emphasizes moving from memorization and seat time toward

    Passive compliance
A) Industrial production
B) Passive compliance
C) None of these
D) Print-only instruction
E) Higher-order thinking and authentic outcomes
  • 17. In a modern classroom, students are evaluated based on what they can demonstrate and apply even after specific lesson details are forgotten.

    This reflect is the principle of.
A) Seat-time compliance
B) Outcome-based education
C) Fragmented curriculum
D) Memorization of discrete fact
E) None of these
  • 18. People who primarily spend money to enjoy life or to bring enjoyment to others exhibit which characteristic?
A) None of these
B) Frugal
C) Pleasure
D) Indifference
E) Self-Worth
  • 19. Which key stage refers to Grades 11-12 in senior high school?
A) None of these
B) 4th key stage
C) 3rd key stage
D) 2nd key stage
E) 1st key stage
  • 20. Acting on creative ideas to produce tangible contributions is part of
A) None of these
B) Industrial instruction
C) Passive discussion
D) Test compliance
E) Implementing innovations
  • 21. Information literacy involves the ability to
A) memorize websites
B) None of these
C) identify what information is needed and use it effectively
D) write novels
E) draw illustrations
  • 22. Information literacy involves the ability to
A) draw illustrations
B) memorize websites
C) identify what information is needed and use it effectively
D) write novels
E) None of these
  • 23. In 21st century assessment practices, learning is demonstrated through performances and authentic tasks evaluated by various audiences.

    This reflects

    rotate for options

    None of these
A) Self, peer, and authentic assessment
B) Standardized-only testing
C) Teacher-only judgment
D) Memorization-based grading
E) None of these
  • 24. adhering to standards of right and wrong in thoughts, actions, and motivation is described as being:
A) Financially literate
B) None of these
C) Justice
D) Socially responsible
E) Morally upright
  • 25. Education that continues beyond the classroom walls and applies knowledge to real-life contexts promotes

    Fragmented curriculum

    Memorization drills
A) Lifelong learning
B) None of these
C) Fragmented curriculum
D) Memorization drills
E) Test preparation
  • 26. A school strictly follows textbooks and requires students to complete chapters sequentially without encouraging independent inquiry. This describes a
A) Global model
B) Research-driven curriculum
C) None of these
D) Textbook-driven approach
E) Student-centered model
  • 27. The week in November dedicated to increasing awareness of financial literacy is called:
A) Education Awareness Week
B) Economic and Financial Literacy Week
C) Financial Planning Week
D) Social Literacy Week
E) None of these
  • 28. The ability of a teacher to adjust instruction based on learners' needs and circumstances shows that the teacher is
A) Traditional
B) Rigid
C) Flexible
D) None of these
E) Industrial
  • 29. In a modern learning environment, students create videos, presentations, and digital outputs to show understanding. This practice highlights
A) Passive learning
B) Seat-time compliance
C) Multiple forms of media in assessment
D) Industrial-age practices
  • 30. Teaching that involves empathy, patience, and understanding students' emotions require
A) Strict grading policies
B) None of these
C) Memorization skills
D) High Emotional Quotient (EQ)
E) High IQ only
  • 31. When a teacher provides innovative solutions to classroom challenges, this reflects being a
A) Print-based teacher
B) Passive instructor
C) Creative problem solver
D) Test administrator
E) None of these
  • 32. A teacher who encourages students to question, reason, and establish their own beliefs is demonstrating the trait of
A) Evaluator only
B) None of these
C) Memorizer
D) Passive facilitator
E) Critical thinker
  • 33. Focusing on creativity, communication, collaboration, and critical thinking prepares students for
A) Simple environments
B) Memorization tests
C) Industrial factories
D) Complex 21st century life and work environments
E) None of these
  • 34. Lessons that are meaningful because they relate to students' real-life experiences reflect education that is
A) Relevant, rigorous, and real world
B) None of these
C) Factory-based
D) Memorization-focused
E) Fragmented
  • 35. When technology supports curriculum rather than

    driving it, this indicates
A) None of these
B) Technology dependence
C) Proper integration of technology
D) Textbook dominance
E) Passive instruction
  • 36. Being open to diverse perspectives and incorporating group feedback shows the ability to

    rotate for options
A) Work independently only
B) Work creatively with others
C) Avoid collaboration
D) Memorize ideas
E) None of these
  • 37. Which institution guarantees that depositors' funds in U.S. banks are safe up to a specified amount if a bank fails?
A) FDIC
B) Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
C) UNESCO
D) PDIC
E) None of these
  • 38. A curriculum that connects real-world issues with multiple subject areas and uses projects to teach standards is best described as

    None of these

    Print-based instruction
A) Test-preparation curriculum
B) Integrated and interdisciplinary
C) Factory-model education
D) None of these
E) Print-based instruction
  • 39. The shift from a factory model of education to a global model was necessary because society moved from
A) None of these
B) Digital to manual
C) Traditional to rural
D) Agricultural to medieval
E) Industrial to high-tech globalized
  • 40. A teacher designs lessons that focus mainly on recall, definitions, and simple application of concepts. This approach aligns with which level of Bloom's Taxonomy?
A) Synthesis and evaluation
B) None of these
C) Systems thinking
D) Knowledge, comprehension, and application
E) Analysis and creation
  • 41. Using money as a tool to control or influence others is associated with which characteristic?
A) Powerful
B) Self-Worth
C) Pleasure
D) None of these
E) Indifference
  • 42. Education in the Philippines is compulsory for thirteen years, starting from:
A) Kindergarten
B) Age 3
C) None of these
D) Grade 1
E) Junior High School
  • 43. A teacher who connects lessons in Mathematics to concepts in Science and Social Studies shows that he or she is

    Narrowly specialized

    Passive
A) Fragmented
B) None of these
C) Multispecialist
D) Passive
E) Narrowly specialized
  • 44. Student CONSTANTINO, ANNA MAE P

    Which Philippine law requires economic and financial education to be part of the school curriculum?
A) FDIC Protection Act
B) DepEd Mission Act
C) Republic Act 10157
D) Republic Act 10922
E) None of these
  • 45. In a classroom where students mostly listen to lectures and rarely participate in discussions or activities, the dominant learning mode is
A) None of these
B) Interdisciplinary learning
C) Active learning
D) Passive learning
E) Project-based learning
  • 46. Student CONSTANTINO, ANNA MAE P

    Children typically start Kindergarten at what age?

    rotate for options
A) 7
B) 3
C) 4-5
D) 6
E) None of these
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