Mindanao Institute of Technology Inc.

Pumping Street, Barangay Bubongamarawi,

Marawi City Lanao del Sur

SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE WORKING WITH COMMUNITIES AND FIELD INSTRUCTION III MOCKBOARD
Questions for Licensure Examination for Social Workers 2024.

1. It refers to the systematic process of gathering, analyzing and utilizing pertinent data about the
community. A. Social investigation
B. Assessment
C. Differential diagnosis
D. Stakeholder analysis

2. A documentary output of this stage could be a spot map as part of the tentative community profile.
A. Preliminary Social Investigation
B. Immersion
C. Problem identification
D. Planning

3. Data gathering on the differential effects of significant events on women and men and the changes
caused by these events of the gender division of labor prevailing at the time through the use of
historical timeline as tools for analysis reflects:
A. Empowerment through consciousnesses raising
B. Gender sensitivity
C. Feminist organizing
D. All of the above.

4. Data gathering on the leadership roles assumed by women and men over annually recurring events,
the busy periods for men and women and the mechanism employed by women and men to cope with
increased workload can be facilitated through this tool of analysis:
A. Historical timeline and transect
B. Seasonal calendar
C. Existing gender patterns
D. None of the above.

5. It refers to a mode of CO that believes that when ordinary people join together, they can have control
over their life conditions. It maximizes participatory processes and indigenous leadership as well as the
strength in numbers.
A. Grassroots community organizing
B. Social action C. Bottom-up approach
D. All of the above.

6. It refers to sharing and working together (in terms of community education), which gives all people in
the community an equal opportunity to have a part in the process of making decisions that affect
community life.
A. Participation
B. Involvement
C. Empowerment
D. All of the above.

7. It refers to various social factors, such as norms and networks that enable people to take collective
action to contribute to well-being.
A. Assets
B. Social capital
C. Strengths
D. Human capital

8. During social investigation, the community organizer does the following, except:
A. Ocular visits and actual investigation
B. Formal interview with key informants and stakeholders
C. Community meetings like general assembly
D. Literature /records/document review

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9. Leadership development in CO and capability building entails:
A. Spotting of potential leaders
B. Core group building
C. Individual and group mobilization
D. All of the above.

10. This refers to fairness and justice in the distribution of responsibilities and benefit between men and
women. A. Gender equality
B. Gender equity
C. Gender mainstreaming
D. Gender and development

11. The following statements are true about community organizing, except: A. It is a problem-solving
process.
B. It is an approach to development.
C. It is the collective process of working together towards the solution of community problems and the
attainment of the worker’s goals which will lead to people’s empowerment.
D. Sustained process of educating people to work collectively and efficiently towards solution of short-
term and long-term problems.

12. The following are among those regarded as values in community organizing practice, except:
A. Start where people are
B. Commitment to democratic process
C. Respect for human rights
D. Social justice

13. Community organizing principles include all of the following, except:

A. Trust in people
B. Based on the interest of the majority
C. CO process will lead to a more just, humane and democratic society
D. Commitment to democratic process

14. The following are the tools of analysis in community organizing, except:
A. Gender analysis
B. Structural analysis
C. Problem Tree
D. Sociogram

15. Arthur Dunham defined community organizing as the conscious process of social interaction and
method of social work concerned with any of the following objectives, except:
A. Relationship goals
B. Task goals
C. Process goals
D. Instrumental goals

16. Such proponent defined CO as a process by which a community identifies its needs and objectives,
orders (or ranks) these needs or objectives; develops the confidence to work at these needs or
objectives, takes action in respect to them; and in so doing extends and develops cooperative and
collaborative attitudes and practices in the community.
A. Murray Ross
B. Ronald Lippitt
C. Morris and Binstock
D. Arsenio Balisacan

17. The following are roles inherent among community organizers, except:
A. Broker
B. Advocate
C. Activist
D. Therapist

18. In the Philippines, the evolution of CO process can be traced back to:
A. Balangay system
B. Damayan and bayanihan
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C. Pagkamulat
D. Pakikialam

19. The significant epochs in the community practice in the Philippine setting during the 1960’s toward
1970’s can be characterized as:
A. Reconstruction Period
B. Development Decade
C. Participatory Development
D. Sustainable Development

20. Which of the following characterizes CO practice today?

A. Involvement of the private sector
B. Gender-based and rights-based approaches
C. Political education and socio-economic work
D. All of the above.

21. The following entails views pertaining to locality development, except:

A. Goal is change in power relationships and resources
B. Goal is self-help and the integration of community groups
C. Assumes common interests among different groups
D. CO roles include: enabler, catalyst, coordinator, and educator

22. In CO, such view presents social reality as a situation of oppressor and oppressed and the
contradictions between them.
A. Revolution
B. Dictatorial
C. Conscientization
D. Social Action

23. The following are views characterizing gender-sensitive organizing, except:

A. Changing gender perspectives move from the personal to the societal setting.
B. It has to do more with how the people’s organization does things rather than what the people’s
organization does because gender sensitivity is an attitude that must pervade in all activities.
C. To address gender concerns in CO, it is important to involve the emotional (feelings, affective
sphere) and not the rational (knowledge, cognitive sphere).
D. Gender concerns are part of the reality of the community but are usually perceived less clearly than
almost any other concern.

24. Such role of the community organizer requires him or her to evoke and provoke meaningful
discussions. A. Facilitator
B. Researcher
C. Advocate
D. Catalyst

25. Some basic qualities that a community organizer has to possess or develop are the following, except:
A. Irreverence
B. Tenacity
C. Genuine love for people
D. Trainor

26. The technique used in problem definition that entails data is gathered and reviewed and that several
problems could arise which need to be attended to which will require identification of which problems
need to be addressed first, and consider the problem in order of importance.
A. Partialization
B. Prioritization
C. Focusing
D. Parsimony

27. Impositions that remove free choice and self-determination may damage the relationship and weaken
the client’s problem-solving resolve and capacity that is why, selfdetermination is best affirmed,
explicated and implemented during such stage of the helping process: A. At the beginning
B. In the middle
C. At the end of the process
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D. All of the above.

28. The ideal type of community education is based on a mutual exchange of knowledge, skills and ideas
with the community, which implies horizontal learning. Which of the following scenario best illustrates
such perspective?
A. The Covid-19 lockdown resulted in the restriction on the mobility of the people in the community
hence they relied on the information passed on to them by the local leaders. To ensure their safety
there were efforts to educate the community by informing them to wear mask, observe social
distancing, have themselves vaccinated and to engage in activities that will promote their mental
health.
B. With the ongoing challenges related to mental health crisis facing the young generation nowadays,
the extension coordinator of the adopted area gave the residents active role in the training needs
assessment. They decided to hold PFA training. The facilitators gave their inputs. The participants
also shared their indigenous ways of coping with life’s challenges.
C. The volunteers and community residents engaged in clean-up drive as their way of showing ‘walk
the talk’ of their shared advocacy. D. All of the above.

29. It refers to the concept of community which described community as composed of the people who hold
common values, share some common functions or expressed some common interest. A. Geographic
community
B. Functional community C. Virtual
community
D. All of the above.

30. CO refers to the process of matching needs with resources and as a conscious process of social
interaction concerned with three types of objectives which are task goals, process goals and
relationship goals.
A. Murray Ross
B. Arthur Dunham
C. Perlman and Gurin
D. Rothman

31. Use of consciousness raising, education, information dissemination, demonstrations and the like
reflects the operationalization of such assumption in CO.
A. Skills in participating in democratic process can be taught by individuals and groups.
B. Community education is an important tool in CO.
C. Readiness to change is a variable which affects the potential and the rate of community change.
D. Changes that resulted from people’s self-determination is more enduring than those that are
imposed.

32. Helping the people learn how to maximize locally available resources – natural and human resources
so that they can be self-reliant reflects such particular focus/objective in CO.
A. Strengthening people’s capacity for problem solving, decision-making and cooperation.
B. The full use of indigenous resources before tapping external resources.
C. The release of potentialities in the individual, group, and community as a whole.
D. All of the above.

33. To facilitate the community research plan, the community organizer engaged the volunteers in
identifying the community problems through the use of gender analysis tools, community map,
historical timeline and transect, seasonal calendar and in developing the Core Local Poverty Indicator
(CLPI) charts and graphs. This reflects what goal in CO?
A. Task goals
B. Process goals
C. Relationship goals
D. All of the above.

34. It refers to that level of action in social planning that pertains to the application of social values and
action criteria to the assessment of programs undertaken in pursuit of economic and political goals and
the testing of consequences in terms of inter-group or interpersonal relations of everything from broad
economic development programs to the specific redevelopment projects.
A. Societal goals
B. Testing consequences
C. Social programming
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D. Project implementation

35. From this perspective, community is seen as open rather than as closed system, for it to function both
vertical and horizontal relationship are necessary and that community must establish its boundaries
that defines its functions within the surrounding environment.
A. Ecological perspective
B. Systems perspective
C. Steady state
D. Human ecology theory

36. The town mayor has projected that in two years’ time, the sleepy town will be transformed into a city.
Different revenue generation measures were imposed and some have observed the mushrooming of
buildings and the increase in traffic congestion particularly during rush hour. Some of those who favor
an idyllic life have clamor over this development. From a systems perspective, this scenario reflects the
view of community where conflict is said to be basic in some community systems, that change is likely
to be disorderly and subject to instability.
A. Factional
B. Catastrophic
C. Mechanical
D. Morphogenic

37. As authority affects leadership, this authoritative power is also known as bureaucratic authority wherein
those who govern have the legal right to do so, and subordinates accept this legal authority. During
pandemic, when vaccination was made compulsory, people went to vaccination sites to have their
shots.
A. Charismatic authority
B. Traditional authority
C. Rational-legal authority
D. Patriarchal

38. This theory suggests that mutual dependence brings people together but inequalities in dependence
create power imbalance that can lead to conflict or social change.
A. Power-balancing
B. Power-dependence theory
C. Conflict Theory
D. Social Exchange Theory

39. It refers to the practice or policy of providing equal access to opportunities and resources for people
who might otherwise be excluded or marginalized due to factors such as age, race, gender and the like.
A. Equality
B. Equity
C. Inclusivity
D. Social justice

40. With the worsening impact of the changing climate, many sectors and different organizations are
working toward upholding the rights of those who are disproportionately affected like the women and
children who are most vulnerable. Actions relative to this include demand for governments to stop
funding fossil fuels, invest on clean energy, compensate the harm suffered by those affected and
promotion of the rights of those vulnerable population. Such remediation of the impacts of climate
change reflects:
A. Climate justice
B. Empowerment
C. Climate action
D. Sustainable development

41. When a community is characterized whether it is urban, rural or Rurban.

A. Development-based community
B. Geographical
C. Collective relationship of individuals
D. None of the above.

42. Such function of community entails involvement in community and social activities to share they can
share their needs and interest through the different institutions within the community. A. Mutual support
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B. Socialization
C. Social participation
D. Social control

43. The origin of CO in the Philippines can be traced back from:

A. USA
B. UK
C. Western countries
D. All of the above.

44. It can be said that it is one of the ideologies that shaped the historical evolution of CO which bias is
among others, is on the rights of individual, consent of the governed, right to private property and
equality before the law. It proposes social action to achieve these ends.
A. Conflict theory
B. Radical theory
C. Liberalism
D. Capitalism

45. She was considered as the Grand Lady of the Philippine Social Welfare through her organizing of the
unemployed and their families which became the basis for the creation of National Relief
Administration. She also advocated for social justice.
A. Josefa Jara Martinez
B. Josefa Llanes Escoda
C. Asuncion A. Perez
D. Maria Kalaw Katigbak

46. It was one of the known groups that shaped Community Organizing during the Commonwealth Period.
A. Aguman ding Maldang Talapagobra
B. Pambansang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas
C. Kilusang Magbubukid ng Pilipinas
D. None of the above.

47. It was one of the groups that utilizes organizing approach during the Japanese Occupation:
A. Hukbong Mapagpalaya ng Bayan (HMB)
B. Pambansang Katipunan ng mga Magsasaka sa Pilipinas
C. Anak Bayan
D. None of the above.

48. It was the only group that flourished during the Martial Law.
A. Basic Ecclesial Communities
B. Zone One Tondo Organization (ZOTO) C. Rural Missionaries of the
Philippines
D. All of the above.

49. It can be said that the importance of ‘comprehensive and integrated delivery of social services’ in the
community as the approach in poverty alleviation programs can be a reflection of the assumption about
CO that:
A. Holistic approach is more effective than fragmented approach in solving community problems
B. People have the capacity to develop solutions to their own problems C. Self-developed
changes can result to meaningful and permanent change
D. None of the above.

50. Such mode of community intervention assumes that community problems can be resolved through
expert planners who have the technical competence and the data to deal with the problems, thus it
does not encourage community participation.
A. Locality development
B. Social Action
C. Social Planning
D. None of the above.

51. The KC-NCDDP, a poverty alleviation program also serves as a platform for the engagement of the
various stakeholders, including the community people, LGUs, national agencies, and CSOs wherein
communities are guided in the process of examining the community situation, formulate solutions and
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set up subprojects that address local poverty needs. In this sense, in terms of the ideal type of the
mode of intervention in CO, this would likely align with:
A. Locality development
B. Social Action
C. Social Planning
D. None of the above.

Sitio Upper Bugsay is located near the foothills of Barangay Poblacion. It is approximately 4.5 kilometers or a
30-minute ride away from the Barangay Proper. To go there, one will have to go through the rough road but at
least it is accessible by motorcycle, tricycle and van. Sitio Upper Bugsay is composed of 286 households with
around 1,287 population and 307 families. There were 746 males and 541 females as of year 2019. Majority
(80%) of the population are Ilocano and some were IPs.

Sitio Upper Bugsay have four (4) active associations including a Farmer’s Association with 80 members, NIA
Irrigators Association, Tricycle Operator Driver Association (TODA), one youth organization, and one inactive
Rural Improvement Club.

As to source of income, majority were farmers (80%) whose income ranges from P10,000 - 20,000, while 10%
were engaged into charcoal making, illegal logging, and some were sari-sari store owners while the other 10%
work as laborers. Some of them have poultry and piggery. There were facilities such as Day Care Center,
Elementary School, High School, Health Station, Covered Court, water system but not accessible to most
households, three (3) Solar Dryer managed by the Farmer Association and Rice Mill Cooperative.

Upon social investigation, the community identified poor access to potable water as their priority concern which
was made worse during dry season affecting not only the households but also the school constituents as well
as those in charge in the provision of basic health services. Insufficient source of income was also identified.
Accordingly, after harvest season, usually during the month of February to April, people tend to find work as
sales lady/boy, housekeeper, carpenter and as construction worker. Others resorted to charcoal making, and
even to the extent that few engaged in illegal logging. Cases of malnutrition was also rampant.

52. When the community is engaged in coming up with a drawing to depict the relevant features,
landmarks and infrastructures such as roads, lands, schools, transportation and etc. as reflected in the
narrative above, the output is then called:
A. Resource map
B. Social map
C. Spot map
D. All of the above.

53. Being involved in the research process themselves in identifying their common problems and needs,
the residents of Sitio Upper Bugsay were also undergoing conscientization process that will eventually
develop:
A. Collective consciousness
B. Social action
C. Barangay Development Plan
D. All of the above.

54. Majority were farmers who rely on the intermittent income from their seasonal harvest. In spotting of
potential leaders from this community, the following is true, except one:
A. The worker can appoint a representative from among the farmers since they are well represented.
B. The worker will be on the lookout for those who have a solid grasp of the community problems and
situations.
C. The worker will have to ensure that the leader is committed to the cause.
D. This is done so that a core group can be formed.

55. It is considered as the vehicle for collective action:

A. PRA
B. Community mobilization
C. Core group formation
D. Spotting and developing of indigenous leaders

56. In SWOT analysis, “engaging in charcoal making and illegal logging” could be considered as:
A. Strengths
B. Weaknesses
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C. Opportunities
D. Threats

57. When the worker in this case helped the people verbalize, i.e., “feel and identify” their problems, he or
she is doing the role of:
A. Enabler
B. Expert
C. Social therapist
D. All of the above.

58. “There were 746 males and 541 females as of year 2019” implies: A. Sex-disaggregated data
B. Patriarchy is apparent.
C. Male population tends to be unproductive.
D. All of the above.

59. Upon the disclosure of some participants on their engagement with illegal logging as their alternative
source of income, the worker then made a remark about violating a law and on how such actions may
negatively impact nature and their very own well-being. A particular facilitating quality of a worker in
community practice that needs to be considered in this case is: A. Humility
B. Authenticity
C. Self-awareness
D. Respect

60. When the worker attempts to gain basic information about the turf, demographic, key institutions,
existing issues, he or she is doing:
A. Groundwork
B. SI
C. Assessment
D. All of the above

61. The farmers in this community seemed to be doing what they can, but the changing climate like drought
can serve as: A. Immediate problem
B. Underlying problem
C. Working problem
D. None of the above.

62. When this community would embark on identifying the problems and work collectively toward
responding such concerns such that they will own the process, they are engaging in this type of
participation:
A. Participation as manipulation
B. Participation as consultation
C. Participation as partnership
D. Participation as self-mobilization

63. The model of CO that can guide the people in this community would be:
A. Locality development
B. Social planning
C. Social action
D. All of the above.

64. The priority intervention would focus on:

A. Provision of livelihood opportunities
B. Access of households to potable water
C. Mobilize the farmer’s organization for sustainable income
D. All of the above.

65. A community worker, a fresh graduate from a prestigious institution brought with her the latest
knowledge she believed would best respond to the problems in the in a depressed community where
she was assigned. Upon entry to the community, she saw a number of malnourished children with poor
hygiene playing along the dirty streets. She was aware that domestic violence is also common in the
area, but most of the residents feel that it is a private matter for them to intervene. Most of the women
were homemakers and they complained about very insufficient income to sustain the needs of the
family. They usually engage in gossiping most of the time. She organized a group of women who
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were hooked in gambling and introduced them to the latest interior decoration that they can try on their
homes so that they can be more productive with their use of time. What principle did she fail to
consider?
A. Self-help
B. Self-determination
C. Lifelong learning
D. Maximum use of resources

66. “Children who have poor hygiene have mothers to blame. They are supposed to be taking care of
them.” This implies: A. Children lack life skills
B. Gender role stereotyping
C. Children’s physical appearance is second priority to basic needs such as food
D. All of the above.

67. Referring to the same case above, the primary consideration of the worker will be:
A. Assure the community that their situation can change
B. Refer them to an NGO that caters to the needs of women in difficult situation
C. Ensure that the perpetrators of domestic violence will be dealt with appropriately D. Engage the
community in social investigation

68. A worker is demonstrating such facilitative quality on this case, when she accepts that women who are
mostly engage in household tasks also need time to engage in social activities but she will also ensure
to find ways that they can spend their time more productively.
A. Empathy
B. Respect
C. Self-awareness
D. Authenticity

69. This community has the following issues, except:

A. Incidence of malnourished children
B. Domestic violence
C. Culture of silence
D. Women are unfit for their roles

70. In order for her to tackle the problem on domestic violence, she will have to take into consideration any
of the following, except:
A. Check with the BLGU on the interventions that have been done so far related to the concern
B. Conduct individual interviews among the children
C. Meet with the women to discuss and explore possible ways to respond to the problem D.
Collaborate with relevant stakeholders such as the church

71. The incidence of malnourished children, low-income and women are not engaged into gainful
employment must be due to:
A. Irresponsibility on the part of the household head/husband
B. Because women were just content as homemakers
C. Women were prone to gossip
D. Negative impact of poverty

72. The situation above implies:

A. Patriarchy is evident in the community.
B. There is a need for an intervention on the parenting role of both mother and father. C. The worker
needs a good grasp of the situation through conduct of SI
D. The women need a healthy kind of distraction other than gossiping.

73. What principle is being operationalized in the following scenario? A social worker who has been
immersed in groupwork in most of her career life, is engaged in a community organizing effort initiated
by a cause-oriented group in the village. She found out that most of the members were mostly those
who have been in the leadership position during their productive years. During the reorganization, she
broached the issue of enlisting all the support the organization can get from the women and elderly
sectors, among others.
A. Responsiveness
B. Inclusivity
C. Localization
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D. Maximum use of resources

A community of IP was confronted with a host of issues. Among these are lack of sufficient income to support
the basic needs of their usually large families and to provide for the educational needs of the children as they
rely mostly on planting vegetables and root crops for a living. Sundays were the only time that they can have
the chance to peddle their produce in the market. They will have to spend a good amount for the
transportation of their goods. There were times that they will have to return their produce back home since the
quality is not that competitive.
Early pregnancy is also common among them although domestic violence seemed to be not reported. Most of
their children tend to drop out of school. Being situated in densely forested area, the community has been
experiencing a surge in malaria cases. An indigenous leader took the lead in reminding the households to
improve the health and sanitation practices particularly of the families situated near the clogged creek. They
realized that if they will not assume responsibility over their well-being, nobody will do it for themselves.

74. What principle is being operationalized in this scenario?

A. Responsiveness
B. Self-help
C. Self-determination
D. Maximum use of resources

75. When the worker will exert her/his best effort to secure and maintain an adequate factual basis for
sound planning in this case, she/he is doing this particular CO function:
A. Education
B. Coordination
C. Fact finding
D. Establishment of standards

76. The priority concern in this case would be:

A. Holding the parents responsible for the lack of literacy among their children
B. To consult the BLGU about their programs and services for this IP group
C. Engage the community in social analysis of their situation
D. Refer the IPs to avail AICS

77. The direction of the helping process would tackle the problems on:
A. Cases of early pregnancy
B. The families’ insufficient income C. Health risks such as malaria
D. All of the above.

78. Tackling the cases of teenage pregnancy in this case is crucial, because:
A. It requires cultural competence on the part of the worker since they are IPs.
B. POPCOM has designed programs relative to this concern.
C. Additional children would be an added burden, thus liability to the family.
D. They seemed to maintain the stigma among IP groups.

79. In this case, when the worker would intervene for and on behalf of the people for their participation and
involvement in the formulation of the project for their benefit, the worker is acting the role of:
A. Broker
B. Advocate
C. Intervenor
D. Guide

80. Their socio-economic condition is impacted by: A. Lack of initiative to engage in modern farming
B. Lack access to farm inputs and technology
C. Because they are a minority
D. Ignorance and poverty in the family

81. Interventions that would be helpful for this community would entail:
A. Education campaign against malaria
B. Provide livelihood support and develop skill set towards earning income
C. Improving the literacy of the teenage mothers
D. Push for organic farming

82. The community demonstrated strengths in terms of:

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A. Self-directed efforts of ensuring their health against malaria outbreak
B. They look after the welfare of every family member
C. They supported the educational needs of their children
D. They engage into farming

83. The agency that can best cater to their felt needs:
A. POPCOM
B. DA
C. DepEd
D. All of the above.

84. The following will be the likely actors to be engaged in the helping process, except:
A. MSWD
B. Household heads
C. Mothers
D. DTI representatives

Sitio Narra have seen an increase in the case of drug dependents lately. Most of these came from solo-parent
households. There were also a significant number of children who drop-out of school. These mostly came
from dysfunctional families like having father figure who does not have a permanent source of income and are
usually involved in bickering with the partner/wife. They tend to be subjected also to physical violence in their
own homes. The income of most household came from masonry, fishing and farming. Most of the
adolescents’ free time are spent in the park along with their friends just hanging around and just simply busy
with their cell phone. They tend to come home late.

In one of the assembly the worker noted that the son of the Punong Barangay who is the current SK President
announced after his talks with the mayor and governor that there will be projects that are forthcoming to the SK
members. He even told them that he has been to a number of trainings through which he believed he can
serve his constituents better.

85. He also informed them that he is scheduled for a trip abroad to attend a series of trainings as he was
recommended by the LGU leaders. What principle is not maximized in this scenario? A. Localization
B. Maximum use of resources C. Leadership
development
D. All of the above.

86. The problem among the youth sector in this case can be the result of:
A. Children are becoming lazy nowadays
B. Leadership in the SK lacks competence
C. Lack of values education at schools
D. Families who lack the means to improve their socio-economic condition

87. Relevant priority interventions would include the following, except:

A. Drug rehabilitation for those drug dependents
B. Strengthening parental roles
C. Value clarification among the adolescents
D. Capacitating the law enforcement to curb down the drug-related cases

88. When interventions regarding this problem comes in the form of dole-out in the provision and utilization
of resources and the concerned are given the opportunity to participate, this is equivalent to what
orientation in CO?
A. Top-down development programs
B. Traditional organizing
C. Community extension
D. None of the above.

89. To lead the people to act on these problems, it would entail:

A. Consciousness raising on the ill effects of drugs and on the impact of flailing family relationships
B. Referral to women’s desks as wives could have been subjected to battering during the episode of
bickering
C. Informing that any assistance should only be given to those poor but deserving
D. All of the above.

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90. The programs through the SK could have been relevant if it pertains to:
A. Providing avenues where adolescents can share and learn healthy influences through their peers
such as life and leadership skills
B. Support for their educational needs C. Let the youth join with him in his trips
D. All of the above.

91. The parent figure such as the mother has a crucial role to play in the intervention, thus: A. Organize the
mothers since they are expected to be the primary carers of their children
B. Engage them in any training like rag making or floral arrangement to earn possible income
C. Organize them based on their felt needs, capacities and interests
D. All of the above.

92. The abuses within the families imply:

A. Women are not apt to their roles as mothers and wives
B. Power disparities within the households C. Families are not satisfied with their income
D. All of the above.

93. In this particular community, the result of the intervention would be encouraging if:
A. The community will have raised their consciousness about the problem and really commit to work
together towards its solution. B. The police will just do their job.
C. The BLGU will be responsible on their supposed mandate.
D. The youth will just behave and learn to discern right from wrong.

During the pre-entry activities of the worker, she learned that the community was beset with family issues.
Among them is the rising cases of VAWC. This was reflected in the community profile from the MOVs of the
4Ps Office. There were programs that were initiated by the BLGU to respond to this concern but it seems that
budgetary constraints hindered them from effectively addressing the problem.

In one of the assemblies, the common clamor of the women was on their pressing concern on VAWC. They
disclosed that if it were not for their children, they would not have the patience to endure their ordeal. Most of
them came from low-income households. They want something should be done.

94. A community worker sensing that most of them are just homemakers and it could be the reason for the
kind of treatment they got from their husbands, she then introduced her agency’s program on livelihood.
What principle should have guided the worker in this scenario?
A. Lifelong learning
B. Inclusiveness
C. Self-help
D. Responsiveness

95. To ensure that interventions relative to the concern of the women will be addressed, the worker will
strive to:
A. Strengthen the Barangay Council for the Protection of Children
B. Engage the women in income-generating activities
C. Ensure that this concern is adopted in the BDP
D. Collaborate with DepEd and MSWD

96. VAWC should be a priority concern in community plans, because:

A. Violence directed against the mother can have impact on her parenting role
B. Witnessing such violence could be traumatizing to the children
C. There are relevant provisions and entities in-charge to tackle this concern.
D. All of the above.

97. During this stage, the worker knows who the BLGU officials are and the relevant entities working
towards the welfare of the women’s sector.
A. Pre-entry into the community
B. Social analysis
C. Core group formation
D. Strengthening the organization

98. In terms of CO phases in SW, the worker in this case is aware that in pre-helping phase, her concern
among others, would entail the following, except:
A. Identification of the target area
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B. Establishment of initial linkage between people and resources
C. Gathering initial information about the community
D. Exploration and identification of the problem

99. The worker’s consideration in evaluation, among others, are:

A. Examination of the result of the implementation
B. Statement of the findings
C. Documentation
D. All of the above.

100. When this women sector would come to a point in the helping process that even without the
worker, they can already manage to sustain the gains in promoting their welfare and upholding their
rights in the community, this is referred to as:
A. Self-empowerment
B. Effective intervention
C. The stakeholders were capacitated
D. All of the above.

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