Metro Dumaguete College

E.J. Blanco Extension Drive, Daro, Dumaguete City

College of Arts and Education
Gender and Society
Pre-Final Exam
Name: ___________________________ Course: ______________
I. Multiple Choice
Choose the best answer for each situation.
1. Ana received daily texts from her boss asking for romantic dates 14. A co-worker insists on hugging everyone and comments about
and implying a raise if she accepts. What type of harassment is their bodies. Some feel uncomfortable but don’t complain. This is
this? likely:
A. Hostile environment A. Just affectionate
B. Quid pro quo B. Professional bonding
C. Voyeurism C. Workplace harassment
D. Fetishism D. Emotional support
2. Luis keeps sending inappropriate memes to his classmates in a 15. A person who shows their private parts in public spaces for shock
group chat. They laugh nervously but never reply. This behavior is or attention might have:
considered: A. Voyeurism
A. Peer consent B. Sadism
B. Just a joke C. Fetishism
C. Sexual harassment D. Exhibitionism
D. Sexual curiosity 16. A male teacher tells a female student she can improve her grade
3. A co-worker repeatedly stares at Jane, making her feel if she goes out with him. This situation reflects:
uncomfortable. He says, “You should be flattered.” This is: A. Quid pro quo harassment
A. Positive reinforcement B. Flirting
B. Sexual compliment C. Encouragement
C. Harmless flirtation D. Academic support
D. Unwanted attention and harassment 17. A man repeatedly sends unwanted photos to a classmate online.
4. Paul hides cameras in the bathroom to watch others secretly. This The classmate feels harassed but embarrassed to tell anyone.
is an example of: What law protects the victim?
A. Fetishism A. RA 10918
B. Voyeurism B. RA 11313
C. Exhibitionism C. RA 1425
D. Sadism D. RA 10173
5. A teacher often comments about a student’s clothing and calls 18. A child is sexually abused by a parent. This is an example of:
her “sexy” in class. What type of environment does this create? A. Incest
A. Friendly B. Masochism
B. Hostile C. Voyeurism
C. Professional D. Emotional support
D. Educational 19. You hear a classmate joke that “real men don’t say no.” This
6. What should you do first if you witness a co-worker being sexually mindset promotes:
harassed by a superior? A. Equality
A. Document and report to HR B. Healthy sexuality
B. Blame the victim C. Rape culture
C. Stay silent D. Positive masculinity
D. Gossip about it 20. Jane avoids school because of continued sexual comments from
7. A teenager repeatedly follows and spies on someone they male classmates. Her performance drops. This is likely due to:
admire. What paraphilia could this indicate? A. Harassment-induced trauma
A. Masochism B. Academic pressure
B. Voyeurism C. Laziness
C. Exhibitionism D. Peer misunderstanding
D. Pedophilia 21. A student is encouraged to wear revealing clothes for a school
8. Someone who gains sexual pleasure from hurting others without project. When she declines, the group mocks her. This is a form
consent is showing signs of: of:
A. Sadism A. Media literacy
B. Fetishism B. Peer bullying with sexual elements
C. Exhibitionism C. Constructive criticism
D. Voyeurism D. Professional styling
9. If a person forces their partner to dress or act in a specific way for 22. A person takes pleasure in being tied up and humiliated in a
sexual arousal, despite discomfort, it could be: consensual relationship. This is an example of:
A. Respect A. Pedophilia
B. Consent B. Masochism
C. Paraphilic coercion C. Sadism
D. Trust D. Fetishism
10. Which law provides protection for students from sexual 23. A male classmate regularly pressures girls to send private
harassment in schools in the Philippines? pictures, claiming it's “just for fun.” This behavior promotes:
A. RA 7877 A. Trust
B. RA 10918 B. Consent culture
C. RA 9344 C. Sexual coercion
D. RA 10022 D. Peer bonding
11. A teenager films others in the locker room without their 24. A friend tells you she was abused at home but fears no one will
knowledge and shares it in a group chat. This act is considered: believe her. What should you do?
A. Sexting A. Advise silence to avoid shame
B. Fetishism B. Tell others for gossip
C. Voyeurism C. Ignore it because it’s personal
D. Consensual behavior D. Encourage her to report and offer support
12. Claire keeps receiving unwanted flirtatious messages from a 25. A popular influencer promotes videos that normalize stalking and
friend despite repeatedly asking them to stop. This is an example obsessive love. This contributes to:
of: A. Respectful behavior
A. Friendly teasing B. Healthy relationships
B. Cyberstalking C. Public safety
C. Acceptable peer interaction D. Desensitization to harassment
D. Media influence 26. A student says they were “just flirting” after a classmate
13. A media ad shows a woman in revealing clothes to sell a complains about their uncomfortable advances. What concept is
household cleaner. This is an example of: being misused here?
A. Empowerment A. Consent
B. Objectification B. Romantic freedom
C. Feminism C. Assertiveness
D. Satire D. Self-expression
 Metro Dumaguete College
E.J. Blanco Extension Drive, Daro, Dumaguete City
College of Arts and Education
Gender and Society
Pre-Final Exam
27. A classmate records someone changing clothes without their
knowledge and shares it as a “prank.” This is:
A. A harmless joke
B. A funny trend
C. A serious violation of privacy IV. Essay (2 questions)
D. Just a challenge Answer briefly and clearly based on real-life applications.
28. When a person uses another’s clothing or specific objects for 1. Imagine a classmate constantly makes inappropriate jokes
sexual excitement without consent, it's considered: that make others uncomfortable. What steps should you take
A. Fetishism to handle this situation, and how can you support your
B. Sadism peers?
C. Voyeurism
D. Romance
29. You witness a peer being groped at a party and looking
uncomfortable. What should you do?
A. Pretend not to notice
B. Blame the victim’s clothes
C. Intervene or get help
D. Film it for proof later
30. A girl is often mocked in class after rejecting a boy. Others accuse
her of being “too sensitive.” This response reflects:
A. Empowerment
B. Victim-blaming
C. Respect for choice
D. Gender equality
II. Identification
Read the situation and write the most appropriate term.
1. A co-worker demands a date in exchange for a promotion.
2. A person secretly watches others without consent for sexual
pleasure.
3. A teen feels pressured to share nude photos with a friend.
4. A family member touches another inappropriately during visits.
5. An employee suffers stress and absenteeism due to a boss’s
remarks.
6. A woman experiences anxiety after repeated catcalls near her
home.
7. A student’s private photo is shared online without permission.
8. A person seeks help from a counselor after abuse.
9. A person insists their abusive behavior is "just being romantic."
10. A person who is aroused only by leather shoes, regardless of
consent.

III. Modified True or False

Each sentence contains one incorrect word. Replace it with the correct one.
1. False – Voyeurism involves showing one's body to others.

2. A friend confides in you that a family member has been

2. False – RA 7877 is the Safe Spaces Act.
behaving inappropriately. How will you respond while
ensuring their safety and mental well-being?
3. False – Peer pressure rarely influences sexual behavior.

4. False – Sadism is the enjoyment of receiving pain.

5. False – Hostile environment harassment is always physical.

6. False – Consent is unnecessary in paraphilic relationships.

7. False – Cyberbullying has no emotional impact.

8. False – Family abuse is less damaging than peer harassment.

9. False – Legal complaints must only be made to the police.

10. False – Sexual harassment does not affect work productivity.