What is the definition of quiz and meaning?

A quiz refers to a short test of knowledge, typically around 10 questions in length, with question formats often including multiple choice, fill in the blanks, true or false and short answer. A quiz is much shorter than a traditional test or exam and is rarely impactful on a final course grade.

1. QUIZ No. 5

2. 1. What is the primary purpose of social institutions in society? A. To satisfy social needs B. To create social conflict C. To promote individualism D. To enforce laws 2. Which of the following is NOT considered a social institution? A. Universities B. Families C. Governments D. Sports teams 3. According to the characteristics of institutions, how do they typically change over time? A. Rapidly and frequently B. Relatively slowly C. Not at all D. Only during crises

3. 4. What is the primary function of the family as a social institution? A. To serve as the basic unit of society B. To provide economic support C. To enforce laws D. To regulate political activities 5. Which of the following best describes the Filipino family structure? A. Nuclear and small B. Single-parent and isolated C. Extended and large D. Diverse and fragmented 6. What role do institutions play in society according to the content? A. They provide ready-made forms of social relations B. They create new social roles C. They eliminate social expectations D. They promote individualism

4. 7. What is one of the unique functions of the family that cannot be performed by any other institution? A. Cultural transmission B. Providing social status C. Reproduction of the race D. Providing affection 8. Which type of family consists of a married couple along with their parents, siblings, and other relatives? A. Matrilineal family B. Consanguine family C. Nuclear family D. Neolocal family 9. In terms of authority within the family, which pattern is characterized by male dominance? A. Equalitarian B. Patriarchal C. Matriarchal D. Matrilocal

5. 10. What is the term for a family structure where descent is recognized through the mother's line? A. Matrilineal B. Patrilineal C. Bilineal D. Neolocal

6. QUIZ No. 7

7. 1. What is one definition of a community according to Olsen (1968)? A. A collection of individuals who engage in recreational activities together B. A social organization that is territorially localized and meets daily needs C. A group of people living in the same area who share similar interests D. A network of individuals connected through digital platforms 2. What is a common occupation found in rural communities? A. Agriculture B. Manufacturing C. Information technology D. Retail management 3. How are rural and urban communities classified? A. By function and specialization B. By the size of the population only C. By the level of education of the residents D. By the availability of public services

8. 4. What are the two general settlement patterns identified in rural communities in the Philippines? A. Clustered type and Linear type B. Nucleated type and Dispersed type C. Urban type and Rural type D. Traditional type and Modern type 5. As of 1990, what percentage of the population in the Philippines was estimated to be rural? A. 60.2 percent B. 48.6 percent C. 51.4 percent D. 70.5 percent 6. According to Gelia Castillo, what term is used to describe the rural communities in the Philippines? A. Land of cities B. Land of villages C. Land of barrios D. Land of provinces

9. 7. What is a characteristic of dispersed type settlements in rural areas? A. Settlements are found along rivers or fields B. Residences are clustered together C. All families are extended D. Chaperoning is not observed 8. What percentage of the labor force was in rural areas in 1990? A. 50 percent B. 38.1 percent C. 61.9 percent D. 75 percent 9. Which family structure is more common in rural areas? A. Extended families B. Nuclear families C. Single-parent families D. Blended families

10. 10. What was the original name of the barangay before it was changed to barrio? A. barrio B. barangay C. balangay D. barrio de la ciudad