Senior high school

 
MELC: 
Explain the forms and functions of state and non-state institutions
 
At the end of the module, you should be able to:
1. Identify the different types of non-state institutions; 
2. Explain the purpose and functions of organizing cooperatives and trade unions; & 
3. Acknowledge the benefits of non-state institutions in our social life. 
 
What are non-state institutions? 
How do non-state institutions such as banks and corporations affect society? 
Are there ways to improve the predicament of many low-income individuals who 
continually struggle to meet their daily needs? 
Non-state Institutions these are establishments which are not owned and controlled 
by the government. 
Direction:
 
Read each item carefully and use your notebook to write your answers. 
1. Which of the following is not a non-state institution? 
A. Bank
C. Corporations 
B. DepEd 
D. None of the choices 
2. What is known as the bank of all banks in the Philippines? 
A. Bank of the Philippine Island 
C. Landbank 
B. Central Bank of the Philippines
D. Veterans Bank 
3. What organization is legally bound by a charter to conduct a certain type of business? 
A. Corporation 
C. Trade Union 
B. Cooperative 
D. None of the choices 
4. Which of the following is Not a function of a bank? 
A. Serves as link between the source of funds, the depositor, the fund user, and the 
borrower 
B. Does not provide safe keeping place for money and valuables of individuals 
C. Receive savings and deposits of their clients 
D. All of the above 
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5. What does it mean when the corporation has unlimited life? 
A. not ceasing to exist if a major stockholder die 
B. the corporate form is the most effective for raising money 
C. spreading business risks among many owners 
D. None of the choices 
 
6. In what category of banks does a private development bank belong? 
A. Commercial banks 
C. Rural Banks 
B. Thrift banks 
D. None of the choices 
7. It is written applications to the government requesting permission to form a corporation? 
A. Articles of incorporation
C. Letter of Intent 
B. Request for clearance 
D. None of the choices 
 
8. Which of the following is a primary reason why b
anks play significant roles in the country’s 
economy? 
A. They are the ones providing the needs of the people that the government cannot 
provide. 
B. They provide safe-keeping place for money and valuables of individuals. 
C. They link in the transfer of money from the source to the borrower. 
D. None of the choices 
9. What refers to a voluntary association of either employees, employer, or independent 
workers to protect their interest and avoid maltreatment? 
A. Cooperative 
C. Corporation 
B. Trade unions 
D. None of the choices 
10. What type of cooperative procures and distribute commodities to members and non-
members? 
A. Credit cooperative
C. Consumer Cooperative 
B. Producer cooperative 
D. Marketing Cooperative 
11. What is a voluntary organization of people who have agreed to pool their resources 
together in other to undertake an economic plan? 
A. Trade unions 
C. Bank 
B. Cooperative 
D. Corporation 
12. How is a cooperative and trade union similar? 
A. Organized and formed by a group of people to protect their interest 
B. Promote the common good among members 
C. Voluntary in nature 
D. All of the above 
13. Every quarter of the year, the service cooperative is conducting a seminar about 
specialized knowledge related to different fields of their members. Which function of the 
cooperative is best described by the situation? 
A. Provide maximum economic benefits to its members 
B. Teach people efficient and effective ways of doing things in a cooperative manner 
C. Propagate cooperative practices and new ideas in business and management 

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D. None of the choices 
14. Which is not a purpose of trade / labor union? 
A. negotiate wages and working condition terms
B. 
doesn’t help in settling grievances
C. regulate relations between workers
D. All of the above 
15. What does a credit cooperative want to promote among its members? 
A. Procures and distributes commodities to members and non-members 
B. Undertakes joint agricultural or industrial production 
C. Promotes thriftiness among its affiliates, and creates funds to grant loans for 
productive endeavor of members 
D. Participates in the supply of production inputs to constituents, and markets their 
products