1. Any harmful act that is perpetrated
Everyone is entitled to these rights,
against a person.
a) Discrimination
b) GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE
c) Gender inequality
d) Force
2. Which of the following is not a form
of intimate partner violence?
a) Female infanticide
b) Forced marriage
c) Sexual violence
d) NONE OF THE ABOVE
3. It is the preferred term for a person
who has lived through an incident of
gender-based violence.
a) Perpetrator
b) Survivor
c) VICTIM
d) Casualty
4. Which of the following statements
is/are true about gender-based
violence?
a) It is a global problem that affects
all regions of the world
b) Both women / girls as well as
men / boys are affected
c) Its impact is often minimal and
short-lived.
d) A AND B ARE CORRECT
5. What are some of the underlying root
causes of gender-based violence?
a) Gender inequality and social
norms that are accepting of
violence
b) Previous experiences of violence
c) Substance abuse
d) ALL OF THE ABOVE
6.
with discrimination.
a) HUMAN RIGHTS
b) Freedom opinion and expression
c) Right to work and education
d) Right to life and liberty
7. _____________ is the main law
securing all the rights of women and
their roles in building the nation.
a) MAGNA CARTA OF WOMEN
b) Women in Nation Building Law
c) R.A. 7688 (1994)
d) R.A. 8353 (1997)
8. This is an orders issued by the
Barangay or the Courts distancing
the perpetrator from the victim and
vice versa.
a) Restraining Order
b) Protection Order
c) Temporary Court Order
d) BOTH A AND B ARE CORRECT
9. It is the law that defends the women
and children against violence.
a) R.A. No. 7688
b) R.A. No. 7822 (1995)
c) R.A. No. 7877 (1995)
d) R.A. NO. 9262
10. This is the principle that the
Government must respect all of a
person’s legal rights.
a) DUE PROCESS
b) Legal Proceedings
c) Justice
d) Equal protection
11. It requires that all persons or things
similarity situated should be treated
alike.
a) Due Process
b) Legal Proceedings
c) Justice
d) EQUAL PROTECTION
12. Anti-Bullying act of 2013 also 18. The process in which someone or
known as what R.A.? something grows or changes and
a) R.A. 10626 becomes more advanced.
b) R.A. 10627 a) Adjustment
b) DEVELOPMENT
c) R.A. 10628
c) Empowerment
d) R.A. 10629
d) Advancement
13. What is the letter “O” in the acronym
19. It looks at the impact of development
SOGIE?
on both women and men.
a) Objectives
a) DAG
b) Obligation
b) GAD
c) ORIENTATION
c) AGD
d) Orienting
d) DGA
14. Intended to prevent various
20. These are simplified representations
economic and public accommodation
of a person, groups of people or a
related acts of discrimination.
place, through basic or obvious
a) Anti-Harassment Law
characteristics.
b) Reproductive Health Law
a) SOGIE
c) Equity and Equality
b) Gay and Lesbian Liberation
d) ANTI-DISCRIMINATION BILL
Movement
15. This is the Anti-Sexual Harassment
c) Media Representation
act of 1995.
d) MEDIA STEREOTYPES
a) Republic Act No. 7688
b) REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7877
1. What is the difference between
c) Republic Act No. 7288
gender equity, gender equality and
d) Republic Act No. 7870
women’s empowerment?
16. According to this model, men have
stronger sex desire.
a) NATURAL/BIOLOGICAL 2.
THEORY
b) Sex Role Spillover Theory
c) Organizational Theory
d) Socio-Cultural Theory
17. This theory proposes that sexual
harassment results from the
opportunities presented by power
and authorities.
a) Natural/Biological Theory
b) Sex Role Spillover Theory
c) ORGANIZATIONAL
THEORY
d) Socio-Cultural Theory