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values summative 1.1 test flashcards

1
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mutual agreement among the members of a group, an organization or among citizens.

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solidarity

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2
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entails a union of interest, purposes, or sympathies among members of your class.

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solidarity

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3
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according to Plato, is about balance and harmony. It represents the
right relationship between conflicting aspects within an individual or a community.

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justice

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4
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socializes children into society by teaching cultural values and
norms. It equips them with the skills needed to become productive members of
society.

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education

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5
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is a set standard of development or achievement usually derived from
the average or median achievement of a large group.

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norm

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6
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can be defined as all the ways of life including arts, beliefs and
institutions of a population that are passed down from generation to generation.

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culture

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7
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is the state of being equal, especially in status, rights, and
opportunities.

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equality

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is the way in which two or more concepts, objects, or people are
connected, or the state of being connected.

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relationship

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9
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implies the status of freedom with accompanying responsibilities.

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citizenship

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10
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is a particular being or thing as distinguished from a class,
species, or collection

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individuals

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11
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is the human race, which includes everyone on Earth. It’s also a
word for the qualities that make us human, such as the ability to love and have
compassion, be creative, and not be a robot or alien.

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humanity

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12
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is a planned set of activities that people carry out over a period of
time in order to achieve something such as social or political change.

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campaign

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13
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is a characteristic that defines humanity.

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adaptability

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14
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The purpose of education in society to

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develop critical thinking and
knowledge

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15
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refers to variety and differences among people.

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diversity

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16
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positively impact humanity by fostering teamwork and
problem-solving.

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cooperation

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17
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impact humanity by facilitating global connections and sharing
ideas.

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technology

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18
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refers to the ability to understand and appreciate the
experiences of people from diverse backgrounds.

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cultural relativism

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19
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often reflect humanity by expressing diverse perspectives, emotions,
and experiences.

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art

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20
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contribute to the betterment of humanity by fostering a
sense of community, compassion, and positive changed.

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acts of kindness

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21
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are fundamental entitlements
and freedoms that
inherently belong to every
individual, irrespective of
factors such as nationality,
ethnicity, gender, religion,
or any other distinction.

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human rights

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22
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The (blank) is a historic document adopted by
the United Nations General Assembly on
December 10, 1948.

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UDHR

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23
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When was the UDHR adopted by the United nations General Assembly?

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December 10, 1948.

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What does the UDHR stand for

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Universal Declaration of Human Rights

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25
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the process or system by which goods and services are produced, sold, and bought in a country or region

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economy

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26
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the careful management of available resources

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economy

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27
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a type of good that cannot exclude
anyone in society from using even if they haven’t paid for it.

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non-excludable goods

28
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A type of good that when used by
individuals can be used up and depleted.

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rivalrous goods

29
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The economy is not able to generate enough jobs for people seeking work.

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High unemployment rate

30
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A rate of increase in prices over a given period of time.

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High inflation rate

31
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The demand for a good or
service is greater than the
availability of the good or
service.

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Existence of Scarcity

32
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Not having enough money to meet basic needs including food, clothing and shelter.

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poverty

33
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The exploitation of children
who are deprived of their
childhood by work that
prevents them from attending school or causes physical, mental, or social harm.

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child labor

34
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A state where people have a below- average level of
common knowledge about
basic things that they would urgently need in their daily life.

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lack of education

35
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acquisition or consumption of goods necessary for survival

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consumerism

36
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the consumer spending is the key driver of the economy - (blank)

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keynesian idea

37
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To be more alert and to
question more about prices and services.

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Be Critically Aware

38
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To be assertive and to
ensure that you get a fair
deal as consumer.

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be involved

39
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Has the ability to control
themselves in terms of good consumption.

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self-disciplined

40
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To consume based on
needs and not wants.

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moderation

41
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To understand the environmental
consequences of our consumption

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be responsible of the environment

42
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right to be informed is about what

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about the quality, quantity,
purity, standard, and price
of goods.

43
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right to be assured of any
products or services at
competitive price.

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freedom to choose

44
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The ignorance of consumers is
mainly responsible for their exploitation.

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right to consumer education

45
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Consumers interest will
receive due consideration at appropriate price or forums

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right to be heard

46
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what will you do
with your resources

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resource planning

47
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prioritize your needs

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prioritize your resources

48
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prepare for the unexpected or the worst

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plan for the unplanned

49
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make sure to eliminate
waste properly

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reduce waste

50
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having a list of the planned
resources helps you to know the budgeting requirements

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know future requirements

51
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Living with the (blank) in mind is the foundation of a strong society.

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common good

52
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is achieved through strong social systems, institutions, and
environments from which the community members can benefit from.

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common good

53
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Their
primary goal is to provide quality technical education and training
programs to Filipino

A

TESDA (technical education and skills developement)

54
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refers to the well-being, interests, and welfare of the entire
community or society as a whole. It involves decisions and actions that benefit everyone
collectively, even if it requires individuals to make sacrifices for the greater benefit.

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the common good

55
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When resources, benefits, and opportunities are
shared for the common good, it reduces disparities and promotes a sense of
equality among individuals.

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Promotes social-harmony

56
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It encourages people to
consider the impact of their actions on others and on the community as a whole.

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social responsibility

57
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provide refuge during natural disasters and
emergencies, ensuring the safety of residents and minimizing casualties. Due to
the country’s vulnerability to natural disasters and emergencies ensuring the
safety of residents and minimizing casualties.

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disaster shelters

58
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spaces for physical activity, relaxation, and social interaction. They
contribute to a healthier lifestyle and enhance the quality of life for residents.

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parks and recreational areas

59
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serve as hubs for various activities,
workshops, and events. They promote cultural

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community centers

60
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offer accessible healthcare services, vaccinations,
and medical check-ups to underserved populations, contributing to overall public
health and well-being.

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health clinics

61
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provide education to children, ensuring equal
access to learning opportunities and helping to shape the future workforce and
citizens.

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publics schools

62
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systems like buses and trains offer
affordable and eco-friendly mobility options, reducing traffic congestion and air
pollution.

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public transportation

63
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safeguard public safety and respond to crises.
Examples of this are Philippines National Police (PNP), Bureau of Protection
(BFP), and Philippines Red Cross.

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emergency services

64
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including recycling
centers and waste treatment plants, help manage waste disposal efficiently and
minimize environmental impact.

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waste management facilities

65
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offer temporary housing and support
services to individuals without homes, addressing a critical social issue.

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homeless shelters

66
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improve sanitation and hygiene in urban
areas, enhancing public health and comfort.

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public toilets

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