Awareness About Social Issues In Beadworks Among Teenagers In Iloilo City

Part I. Personal Data Sheet

Name (Optional):
Sex: Please check the appropriate box.
Male
Female
Monthly Income: Please indicate on the blank your familys gross monthly income
_______________
Part II. Instruction: Please encircle the letter of the best answer.
1. A man submits himself to the control of a gay in exchange for money. What social issue
is reflected?
a. drug trafficking

b. male prostitution

c. illegal gambling

2. When a teenage girl gets pregnant and is pushed away by her parents, this may be a
consequence of__________________?
a. teenage pregnancy

b. drug trafficking

c. racial discrimination

3. Teenagers are getting drunk and are partying on weekends. This reflects what social
issue?
a. cyber bullying

b. gambling

c. teenage vice

4. Members of a family do not have permanent jobs and have little to eat. This shows that
the family suffers from___________?
a. slavery

b. poverty

c. early pregnancy

5. A man decides to settle in doing a job such like beadworking because he has no other
choice. What issue in society does this show?
a. unemployment

b. drug trafficking

c. prostitution

6. A man who is in a romantic relationship with another man. This projects what social
issue?
a. Homosexuality

b. poverty

c. gambling

7. Making children work at an early age is considered?

a. homosexuality

b. child labor

c. early pregnancy

8. Sexual relation between male and female teens is called?

a. homosexuality

b. pre-marital relationship

c. poverty

9. To have sex with someone in exchange of money is considered?

a.

poverty

b. prostitution

c. homosexuality

10. Parents who cannot provide for their childrens needs often make their children work
even at an early age, this is?
a. child labor

b. homosexuality

c. famine

11. Pre-marital sex may lead to another social issue which is?
a. teenage pregnancy

b. gambling

c. famine

12. Having no permanent job may be a consequence of?

a. Not being able to finish school

b. human trafficking c. homosexuality

13. Teenagers who cannot afford school in order to finance their study usually submit
themselves to?
a. poverty

b. prostitution

c. gambling

14. If one cannot finish his/her education the usual consequence is?
a. unemployment

b. homosexuality

c. early pregnancy

15. Having no permanent job, not being able to eat three times in a day and not being able
to attend school are problems that may be brought by?
a. employment

b. poverty

c. human trafficking

16. Students from rural areas upon getting to the city are often influenced by the
undesirable lifestyle of their classmates and the most common consequence of this is?
a. early pregnancy

b. child labor

c. unemployment

17. When teenagers are given money for their education, they usually spent it on?
a. vices

b. pregnancy

c. gym

18. Some children are very eager to go to school but because of poverty they are often
forced to do?
a. illegal recruitment

b. child labor

c. vices

19. Those who solicit clients for a prostitute commit _____________________?

a. illegal gambling

b. human trafficking

c. suicide

20. One major requirement in looking for a job is a college diploma. What will likely happen
to those looking for jobs but dont have college diploma?
a. become homosexual b. become unemployed

c. become religious