2.

The Hundred Years’ War was all about_____________

CA. The long dispute between the kings of France and England

3. Who occupied East Germany as the Berlin Wall was erected?

CA. Soviet Union

4. Known as the “Iron Chancellor”, he masterminded the drive to unify Germany under Prussian
leadership.

A. Otto Von Bismarck

B. Benito Mussolini

C. Allan Hume

D. Josef Stalin

5. The greatest weakness of the League of Nations was _____________.

A. lack of force

B. lack of ammunition

C. lack of members

D. lack of funds

6. “No taxation without representation” was the battle cry of the ____________revolution.

A. American

B. Mexican

C. French

D. Russian

7. This is where Britain expressed support for a national home for the Jews.

A. McMahon Agreement

B. Balfour Declaration

C. Sykes-Picot Agreement

D. Truce of God

8. The departure of Chiang Kai-Shek from mainland China in 1949 led to __________________

A. The establishment of two contending Chinese states

B. A relaxation of Cold War tensions

C. Soviet withdrawal from mainland China

9. The war between Carthage and Roman Empire.

A. Peloponnesian Wars

B. Punic Wars

C. Persian Wars

D. Opium Wars

10. The war between China vs. Great Britain-who won the war

CA. Opium Wars

11. The war arose from the conflict of great powers in the Middle East and was more directly caused by
Russian demands to exercise protection over the Orthodox subjects of the Ottoman sultan.

A. World War I

B. World War II

C. Crimean War

D. Balfour War

12. The series of dynastic civil war whose violence and civil strife preceded the strong government of
the Tudors and fought between the houses of Lancaster and York for the English throne.

A. War of the Roses

B. Opium Wars

C. Crimean War

D. Gulf War

13. The following is the impact of the crusades

A. The expansion of Christianity

B. The imperialism of the West to the East

C. The decline of the power of the Czar

D. All of the above

A. Kashmir

B. Shat Al Arab

C. Nagorno-Karabakh

D. Bubiyan

15. He is the Ukraine pro-Russian president, scuttled a long-awaited association agreement with the
European Union in favor of closer ties with Russia.

A. Vlodomyr Zelensky

B. Vladimir Putin

C. Viktor Yanukovych

D. Mustafa Kemal

16. How can Deng Xiaoping be described by advancing liberal industrialization in China as leader without
holding president, premier or secretary general positions?

A. Fascistic

B. Democratic

C. Autocratic

D. Authoritarian

17. The trend in international trade is the promotion of worldwide trade liberalization. This the function
of

A. GATT

B. IMF

C. UNESCO

D. UN

18. A broader regional free trade zone established compose of ASEA engaging, Japan, China and South
Korea in expanding economic relations.

A. ASEAN Free Trade Zone

B. ASEAN plus Three

D. APEC Free Trade Zone

A. Philippines

B. Malaysia

C. Singapore

D. Thailand

20. Also known as the Bangkok Declaration of 1967

A. APEC

B. ASEAN

C. UN

D. EU

21. What core principle has remained unfulfilled in socialist countries like Russia and China?
A. State ownership of industries

B. Revolutionary conflict

C. Rule of the working class

D. Class struggle

22. These were the effects of Thailand’s 2014 National Council of Peace and Order military junta EXCEPT
A. ban on political gatherings

B. cessation of economic life

C. nationwide curfew

D. arrest of politicians

23. The old name of EDSA during early part of American occupation

A. Highway 54

B. Highway 53

C. 19 de Junio

D. Highway 52

23. If a Catholic researcher makes a study on polygamy as practiced in Islam, what influence will likely
and subjectivity to his/her findings?

A. Cultural gap

B. Religious bias

C. Economic differences
D. Class distinction

25. The following are among the elements to gauge a country’s economic growth EXCEPT

A. national growth

B. population growth

C. gross national product

D. gross domestic investment

26. Per capita GNP is obtained _______________

A. by dividing as nation’s total gross national product by 5 years

B. by dividing a nation’s total gross product by the average Filipino

C. by dividing a nation’s total gross product by the number of its citizen ages 18 and above

D. by dividing a nation’s total gross product by entire population

27. Adam Smith believed that the desire of business people to earn a profit, when regulated by
competitive would produce what consumer want. Hence, government should not interfere. Smith’s
philosophy is known as _____________

A. democratic socialism

B. laissez faire

C. socialism

D. modified free enterprise

28. Government expenses is more than that it earns thru tax collections.

A. fiscal reforms

B. taxation

C. overspending

D. fiscal deficit

29. What did Adam Smith see as an outcome of competition and profit seeking?

A. prosperity

B. honesty in enterprise

C. business security

D. rich get richer

30. The measure of the responsiveness of the demand in the changes in price
A. equilibrium

B. elasticity

C. demand

D. supply

31. The author of the ESSAY on the principle of population

A. David Ricardo

B. Thomas Malthus

C. Adam Smith

D. John Maynard Keynes

32. The ability to produce goods and services at a lower opportunity cost

A. marginal return

B. globalization

C. comparative advantage

D. law of demand

33. Economically speaking, which is a glorious period?

A. stability

B. boom

C. depression

D. recession

34.The rate of growth of a nation’s economy is measured by the ________

1. the abundance of its natural resources

II. the presence of scientific and business research and inventions

III. the change in its gross national product over a period of years

IV. the standard living of its people

A. I, II
B. II, III
C. III, IV
D. I, IV

35. An action taken by Central Bank to influence the money supply and stabilize the economy is called
__________
A. stabilization policy

B. fiscal policy

C. interest roles policy

D. monetary policy

36. The political parties in Malaysia reviewed as being not modern because they are comprised by
____________

A. conservative

B. interest

C. elitist

D. religious

37. If government sponsors research on social poverty, what factor will likely influence the research?

A. timeliness of study

B. scope of research

C. lack of funding

D. political criticism

38. What attitude is needed before one engages in data-gathering for research?

A. prejudgment on result

B. open-minded skepticism

C. bias on hypothesis

D. inadequacy of time

39. These pieces of evidence disprove the hypothesis that Filipinos are lazy or indolent EXCEPT______

A. farmers toil till dawn

B. indulgences in digital toys and gadgets

C. scavengers dig scrap in garbage dumps

D. OFWs work overseas sacrificing family life

40. What attitude is needed before one engages in data-gathering for research?

A. return investment for firm

B. corporate social responsibility

C. press relations for company

41. The prime minister of India who imposed the economic plan which brought development to India

A. Manmohan Singh

B. Xi Jinping

C. Ranil Wickremesinghe

D. Maha Vajiralongkorn

42. The father of independence of Independence of Indonesia

A. Achmed Sukarno

B. Mohammed Suharto

C. Pol Pot

D. Leonid Kravchuk

43. The first elected president of the US

A. Abraham Lincoln

B. Patrick Henry

C. Thomas Jefferson

D. George Washington

44. The ________ revelry experience makes the Ati-Atihan pre-Lenten festival popular even for foreign
tourist

A. black Nazarene

B. mardi-gras

C. lenten

D. marian

45. What social process occurs when people work together to achieve shared goals?

A. exchange

B. competition

C. conflict

D. cooperation

46. Social theories can be arrived at based on _______pattern of behavior.

A. diffused
B. separate

C. disparate

D. aggregate

47. Program designed to solve the social ills of the Filipino society through social renewal and
transformation and to strengthen the moral fiber of the Filipino people.

A. People Empowerment

B. People Initiative

C. “Galing Mo Pinoy!”

D. Moral Recovery Program

48. What are the studies conducted on social change over a period?

A. trend studies

B. panel studies

C. cohort studies

D. case studies

49. In which part of the research do you find the answers to the research problems?

A. recommendation

B. hypothesis

C. conclusion

D. theoretical framework

50. To further clarify the subject, what can be done to ensure that it does not overlap with irrelevant
matters?

A. perform pilot testing

B. formulated a hypothesis

C. consult experts

D. set limitations and delimitations

51. For which of the following issues or concerns would a sociologist likely do an empirical inquiry?

A. crowd behavior during rallies

B. medical effect of contraceptives or health

C. advantages and disadvantages of democracy as an ideology

52. In sociology we develop our capacity to attain ____wisdom through knowledge-based research

A. traditional

B. conventional

C. folk

D. empirical

53. Originating in East Visayas region is the national dance ___________

A. itik-itik

B. tinikling

C. kuratsa

D. pandang

54. The last emperor of China

A. Mao Zedong

B. Henry Pu Yi

C. Chiang Kai Shek

D. Sun Yat Sen

55. His death become one of the reasons of the start of the First World War

A. Gavrilo Princip

B. Franklin Roosevelt

C. Prince Archduke Ferdinand

D. Ottovan Bismarck

56. The treaty which ended the First World War

A. Versailles

B. Potsdam

C. Tordesillas

D. Ottovan Bismarck

57. The emperor of Japan during the Second World War

A. Tenno Meiji

B. Akihito
C. Mutsuhito

D. Hirohito

58. The last US military bases who surrender to the Japanese

A. Pearl Harbor

B. Corregidor

C. Bataan

D. Clark

59. The program of Mao Zedong which encourage the collective leadership

A. Hundred Flower Movement

B. Great Leap Forward

C. Cultural Revolution

D. Iron Curtain

60. The segregation of blacks and whites in South Africa

A. Apartheid

B. Caste System

C. Culture System

D. Commune

61. The father of independence of India

A. Nelson Mandela

B. Ali Jinnah

C. Ho Chi Minh

D. Mohandas Gandhi

62.The declaration which created the nation of Israel

A. Balfour Declaration

B. Geneva Conference

C. Treaty of Pamunjon

D. UN Declaration

63. The territory which became the cause of India-Pakistan war

A. Shatt Al Arab
B. Suez Canal

C. Kashmir

D. Bubiyan Island

64. The multilateral military agreement of some of the Western countries

A. SEATO

B. NATO

C. APEC

D. G8

65. The author of the Clash of Civilization

A. Michel Foucault

B. Jean Baudrillad

C. Francis Fukuyama

D. Samuel Huntington

66. The president of Ukraine

A. Vladimir Putin

B. Volodymyr Zelensky

C. Antonio Guterres

D. Jens Stoltenberg

67. The highest decision-making body of UN

A. General Assembly

B. Trusteeship Council

C. Secretariat

D. Security Council

68. The largest archipelago in the world

A. Philippines

B. Italy

C. United States

D. Indonesia
69. The longest river in the world

A. Yangtze

B. Nile

C. Congo

D. Amazon

70. What is the largest continent in the world?

C.A. Asia

71. The playground of Europe

A. Sweden

B. Switzerland

C. Japan

D. New York

72. The imaginary line which divided the world North and South hemisphere

A. Prime Meridian

B. International Date Line

C. Equator

D. Latitude

73. The longest mountain range in the world.

A. Sierra Madre

B. Mt. Apo

C. Pamirs

D. Himalayas

74. The land flowing with milk and honey

A. Israel

B. Bhutan

C. Laos

D. Pakistan
75. The land of the pure

A. Bhutan

B. India

C. Laos

D. Pakistan

76. The melting pot

A. US

B. Vietnam

C. Japan

D. Korea

77. The world’s happiest country

A. UK

B. Italy

C. Finland

D. Canada

78. The biggest state in Africa

A. Congo

B. Zaire

C. Central African Republic

D. Algeria

79. The land of the midnight sun

A. Finland

B. Sweden

C. Norway

D. New Zealand

80. The empty quarter

A. Gobi

B. Rub Al Khali

C. Deccan
D. Sahara

81. The land of the free

A. Thailand

B. Malaysia

C. Vietnam

D. Tanzania

82. The longest essay of Jose Rizal

A. The Phil A Century Hence

B. Letter to the Young Women of Malolos

C. El Amor Patrio

D. The Indolence of the Filipino

83. The Jesuit priest who attempted to convince Jose Rizal to return to orthodox Roman Catholicism
through letters.

A. Fr. Sanchez

B. Fr. Faura

C. Fr. Pastels

D. Fr. Morayta

84. The book about the Pre-colonial Philippines which Rizal annotated

A. Doctrina Christiana

B. Sucesos de las Islas de Filipinas

C. Account of Ibn Batuta

D. Account of Chou Ju Kua

85. The first essay of Rizal in the foreign land

A. Brindis

B. Letter to the Young Women of Malolos

C. The Indolence of the Filipino people

D. El Amor Patrio

86. The lawyer of Dr. Jose Rizal

A. Jose Taviel de Andrade

C. Luis Taviel de Andrade

D. Mariano Ponce

87. The law which mandated the inclusion of the life of Jose Rizal in the curriculum of colleges and
universities in the Philippines

A. RA 1425

B. RA 1525

C. RA 1625

D. RA 1725

88. The year when the monument of Rizal was established

A. December 30, 1910

B. December 30, 1911

C. December 30, 1912

D. December 30, 1913

89. The fable written by Rizal

CA. Si Pagong at si Matsing

90. The godfather of Rizal

A. Pedro Paterno

B. Pedro Pelaez

C. Pedro Casanas

D. Pedro Valderama

91. The vocational course of Rizal in Ateneo

A. Surveyor and Agrimensor

B. Cosmetology

C. Electronics

D. Welder

92. The fraternity founded by Rizal in UST

A. Union Obrera

B. La Liga Filipina
C. Indios Bravo

D. Compadrenismo

93. The brother Rizal who influenced him about his nationalistic ideas

CA. Paciano Mercado

94. The story which became the metaphor of his life

A. Sa aking mga kabata

B. The moth and the flame

C. Uncle Tom’s Cabin

D. The Wandering Jew

95. The unfinished novel of Jose Rizal

CA. MAKAMISA

96. The metaphor of the Philippines in El Filibusterismo

CA. Bapor Tabo

97. The niece of Fr. Florentino, he is idealistic and brave student

A. Basilio

B. Juanito Pelaez

C. Placido

D. Isagani

98. The author of the Count of Monte Cristo and the favorite author of Rizal

CA. Alexander Dumas

99. The first NGO in the Philippines

CA. La Liga Filipina