T.L.E. (Home Economics 6)
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- Q1
What do we call the things, ideas, or qualities that an individual or a family.
goals
resources
values
decisions
30s - Q2
What do we call the additional income for a family member who has written a book, composed a song, or invented a thing.
lease of property
pension
royalty and copyright
salary
30s - Q3
Mr. and Mrs. Antonio save money to buy a new house. They want a bigger one because their children grow older. What kind of resources they need to have to meet the needs of their family?
natural resources
human resources
nonhuman resources
intangible resources
30s - Q4
Out of family resources, what are considered as the most used by the family.
time, energy, and money
skills, attitude, and knowledge
recreational center and transport facilities
waterr, electricity, and hospitals
30s - Q5
Family Bueno has a monthly budget of PhP 30, 000. How much is allotted for savings if they set aside 15% of their monthly budget?
PhP 4, 005
PhP 4, 000
PhP 4, 500
PhP 5, 400
30s - Q6
How are family resources differing from family income?
Family resources refer to the wise use of money while family income is tangible resources found in nature.
Family resources refer to food we provide for the family while family income is the money we used in buying the food.
Family resources refer to tangible or intangible things that a family used to support a family's needs while family income is the total amount of money earned by each member of the family.
All of the above.
30s - Q7
Mr. Espejo has an income of PhP 10, 000 per month allocated for his family’s needs. How much is allotted for their food if it is 30% of their monthly budget?
PhP 300.00
PhP 3,000.00
PhP 3, 300.00
PhP 3, 033.00
30s - Q8
This refers into putting action of what has been planned and organized carried out by the family member who’s doing the activity.
Planning
Organizing
Evaluating
Implementing
30s - Q9
Mr. Mangindo has an income of ₱ 20, 000.00 per month allocated for his family needs. How much is allotted to Medical and Dental Savings for Emergency if it is 5% of their monthly budget?
Php 500.00
Php 1,000.00
Php 1,500.00
Php 2,000.00
30s - Q10
These are things that each family member desires to make their life comfortable. It may be the desire of having a car, gadgets etc. It is something that the family have or do not have but continue to live.
Wants
Needs
Values
Objective
30s - Q11
All of these are measuring tools, EXCEPT one.
Tape Measure
Rulers
Sewing Gauge
Seam Ripper
30s - Q12
What do you call this equipment?
Pinking Shears
Trimming scissors
Embroidery scissors
Bent-handled dressmaker’s shears
30s - Q13
A flexible measuring device used in taking body measurements. The front has a measurement of 150 centimeters and 60 inches on the other side. Fiberglass tape is commonly used by dressmakers.
Tape Measure
French Curve
Sewing Gauge
Tailor square
30s - Q14
A handy little spring-loaded cutting tool that allows for the snipping of threads. These clippers are specifically used to snip threads and they are not designed to cut fabric.
Seam Ripper
Thread Clippers
Buttonhole scissors
Embroidery scissors
30s - Q15
The following are steps in pattern drafting EXCEPT one.
start with a sketch into the desired size
cut the pattern to achieve the actual shape and size
carries the cloth and stand while cutting
pin the pattern on the cloth and start tracing
30s
