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Philippine History Questions
Philippine History Questions
Philippine History Questions
2. It is a concept that was borne out f this conception of society, suggests that cultural and
social institutions are created to perform certain functions.
a) Community
b) Modernity
c) Functionalism
d) Positivism
3. It is the science of studying society and over the past more than 100 years.
a) Phycology
b) Social science
c) Natural science
d) Social studies
5. It is recognized deliberately structured and formulated and bound by Rules drafted and
implemented by people.
a) Nature
b) Community
c) Society
d) Modernity
10. In-depth examination of the social phenomenon from the lens of the personal life story
of kIs.
a) Ocular inspection
b) In-depth interviews
c) Focus-group discussion
d) Life history method
11. It is the social techniques to going to the field to conduct a face-to-face study of the
subject matter.
a) Social facts
b) Field study
c) Key informants
d) Ethnography
12. What is came from the Greek word ethikos based from the root ethos, which means
custom or habit?
a) Ethics
b) Ethnics
c) Ethnology
d) Ethos
13. He is a vegan native conducted folkloric study about the Philippines, which was not so
familiar terrain in intellectual pursuits. He recognized the piece of work, El Folklore
Filipino.
a) Edward Tylor
b) Bronislaw Malinowski
c) Emile Durkheim
d) Isabelo delos Reyes
14. He pioneered the technique of participant’s observation with his detailed recording and
analysis of the inhabitants of the Trobiand Islands.
a) Edward Tylor
b) Emile Durkheim
c) Isabelo delos Reyes
d) Bronislaw Malinowski
15. This is means that people tend to validate each other’s thoughts, feelings and
interpretations because they agree on basic things and assumptions due to shared
experience of a particular phenomenon.
a) Intersubjectivity
b) Social facts
c) Key informants
d) Field study
16. He became the first official Director of the Philippine Nationa Library
a) Pedro Paterno
b) Isabelo delos Reyes
c) Padro de Taverra
d) Jose Burgos
17. He is the creator of the popular comic strip series Pugad baboy
a) Pol Medina
b) Jose Rizal
c) GOMBURZA
d) Isabelo delos Reyes
20. He arrived in the Philippines in 1881 to collect the specimens for the Musee de L’
Homme
a) Feodor Jagor
b) J. Montano
c) Paul Rey
d) Frenchman Alfred Manche
22. He proves many positives and important aspects of Filipino society at the time of
spanish arrival in the Philippines in the 16th century.
a) Antonio de Morga
b) Feodor Jagor
c) Paul Rey
d) J. Montano
23. It is the 19th century Filipino Intellectuals.
a) Indigenous people
b) FPIC
c) La Patria Filipina
d) Illustrados
24. They enforce by the state to serve as a guide on how to interact and engage with the IP.
a) Ethics
b) FPIC
c) La Patria Filipina
d) Illustrados
34. According to him everything that social structure does everything that they are.
a) Emile Durkheim
b) Karl Max
c) Max Weber
d) Auguste Conte
35. It means that the entire process from raw materials to distribute or consumption of
finished product.
a) Household-based product
b) Factory -based product
c) School-based product
d) Production
36. It means that the process is too large for a mere household to handle.
a) Household-based product
b) Factory -based product
c) School-based product
d) Production
37. It is the life long process of learning the ways and behaviours appropriate to particular
society
a) Socialization
b) Social interaction
c) Social creation
d) Social alliance
38. It is the conscious and rational part of our self
a) Ego
b) Ed
c) Evil
d) Angel side
42. Who was the German Philosopher of the late 18th to early 19th century?
a) Georg Wilhelm Hegel
b) George Max Wedger
c) Max Weber
d) Darwin Andrews
44. What was the famous book that Zeus A. Salazar translated?
a) Communist Manifesto
b) Illustrados
c) Noli Me tangere
d) El Filibusterismo
49. It is curbed not by stringent laws of the state but by values change among Filipino
concerned.
a) Corruption
b) Election
c) Organization
d) Commission
50. A term use in social science that points to individual human and action and the reflexive
aspect of such action
a) Agency
b) Action
c) Phenomenology
d) Reflection
54. This idea centers on how particular individuals and groups comprehend the world in
which they live.
a. Paradigm
b. Phenomenology
c. Social science
d. Nature of science
55. It is perceived by human consciousness but this also embedded in the practical
everyday regimen of people.
a. Life world
b. Social phenomena
c. Social science
d. Practical consciousness
56. They want to capture this practical side of human existence because according to them,
there lays the source of hand life- the real social process.
a. Scientist
b. Phenomenologist
c. Biologist
d. Psychologists
58. He was famous for the slogan “to the things themselves".
a. Alfred Schutz
b. Peter Berger
c. Edmund Husserl
d. Harold Garfinkel
59. He believed that people are engaged in a constant process of making sense of the world
around them.
a. Alfred Schutz
b. Edmund Husserl
c. Peter Berger
d. Harold Garfinkel
60. A Life created by culture and not given much rational reflection- in other word common
sense.
a. Life
b. Lifestyle
c. Life world
d. Consciousness
62. In what book did Berger emphasized that the basic argument is that reality is " socially
constructed and that the sociology of knowledge must analyze.
a. The Social Construction of Fantasy
b. The Social Construction of Reality
c. The Nature of Social Science
d. The Social Construction Book
64. The study of how particular groups of people make sense of their social reality.
a. Ethnomethodology
b. Psychology
c. Phenomenology
d. Macrosociology
66. According to him human knowledge can never be objective because knowledge is
mediated and interpreted through a particular language.
a. Martin Heidegger
b. Peter Berger
c. Alfred Schultz
d. Edmund Husserl
68. It serves as the root of human society, the reason why there is such thing as "society" in
our lives and why it is true to us.
a. Socialization
b. Social
c. Social interaction
d. Social alliance
69. He explained that self is the product of combined social experience and interaction.
a. George Herbert Mead
b. Peter Berger
c. Harold Garfinkel
d. George Herbert
70. What are the most common issues of our nation's life?
a. Corruption
b. Poverty
c. Crimes
d. Bullying
71. Phenomenology derived from the Greek word "phenomenon" which means?
a. That which real
b. That which disappears
c. That which appears
d. Life world
77. This is how basic and fundamental classical social theories begin
a. The animal body
b. The human body
c. The insect body
d. The social body
79. Structuralism is inspired by the ideas of two contemporary thinkers of early 20th
century in Europe, who are they?
a. Emile Durkheim and Ferdinand de Saussure
b. Jacques Lacan and Michel Foucault
c. Pierre Bourdieu and Anthony Giddens
d. Claude Levi-Strauss and Derrida
86. He is a Swiss linguist who introduced the terms language and the parole in analyzing the
nature of language.
a. Ferdinand de Saussure
b. Emile Durkheim
c. Dean C. Worcester
d. Claude Levi-Strauss
87. He believed that domination of the masses by the ruling class in society is not only
achieved through physical force but also through mental control.
a. Ferdinand de Saussure
b. Claude Levi-Strauss
c. Marxist Antonio Gramcii
d. Althusser
89. These new forms of control and domination as which include the church, family,
schools, and media, among others is called?
a. Ideological apparatuses
b. State apparatuses
c. Interpellation
d. Ideological state apparatuses
90. This is which the object of the discourse of power which is the masses is reintroduced to
the same discourse, the same massage over and over again.
a. Ideological apparatuses
b. State apparatuses
c. Interpellation
d. Ideological state apparatuses
93. It is the type of capital of classical Marxist concepts that deals with the amount of
money one has.
a. Economic capital
b. Social capital
c. Cultural capital
d. Capital
94. It is the type of capital of Marxist concepts that deals with the degree of social network
one processes that adds to his or her reputation and social understanding.
a. Economic capital
b. Social capital
c. Cultural capital
d. Capital
95. It is the type of capital of Marxist concepts that deals with the level of culture
knowledge one demonstrates in order to impress the rest that one belongs in that
particular field or social structure.
a. Economic capital
b. Social capital
c. Cultural capital
d. Capital
96. They believe that there should be no dichotomy between structure and agents in
explaining the nature and mechanism of society.
a. Pierre Bourdieu and Anthony Giddens
b. Emile Durkheim and Ferdinand de Saussure
c. Jacques Lacan and Michel Foucault
d. Claude Levi-strauss and Derrida
97. He believes that there are certain moments in history where humans have creatively
redifined and recognized life in the world in which they live.
a. Pierre Bourdieu
b. Emile Durkheim
c. Ferdinand de Saussure
d. Anthony Giddens
98. It is all things and ideas learned by group of people through experience and practice of
everyday life.
a. Practices
b. Field
c. Habitus
d. Capital
100. Bourdieu called this situation in which society is burdened and afflicted with underlying
structures of violence, injustice, and control from the powerful minority.
a. Status quo
b. Neoliberal scourge
c. Post-structuralist
d. Structuration
101. This era of true globalization and high capitalism and search for meaning in this ever-
changing fast evolving social world.
a. Late modernity
b. Post-structuralism
c. Modernist
d. Post-structuralism
102. It is also a field of “power” because this is where the struggle for the accumulation of
various forms of “capital” occurs.
a. Practices
b. Field
c. Habitus
d. Capital
103. It is accumulated resources of structuralism that referred to the language in society as
“text’ that is the equivalent of a sign in language.
a. Roland Barthes
b. Ferdinand de Saussure
c. Emile Durkheim
d. Missouri
104. Who high lightened the “history of sexuality” in order to emphasized the mutability
and changeability of identities?
a. Derrida
b. Foucault
c. Jacques Lacan
d. Claude Levi- Strauss
107. The means through which we can grasp the present envision the future of
human and social existence
a. gender
b. culture
c. modernity
d. reality
108. This is the unabashed way of dividing the world between male and female.
a. reality
b. gender
c. modernity
d. culture
111. In this time the force of earlier analytic tools will weaken and the preconditions
and premises of
a single framework will be eroded.
a. post-world war II era
b. pre- world war II era
c. post- world war I era
d. pre- world war I era
112. __________ is about breaking old rules and reorienting traditional and long-
standing notions about individual identities.
a. gender theory
b. post realism
c. postmodernism
d. post colonialism
114. It has created ripple in the social science, especially in the way of researchers
view their data set, prior assumptions about the world, and everyday phenomena
experienced by humans.
a. postmodernism
b. post colonialism
c. gender theory
d. post realism
117. This is what they call the building serving as an unwanted backdrop to the iconic
monument of the national hero, Jose Rizal.
a. Pambansang Photobomber
b. Agham Panlipunang Pilipino
c. Filipino Social Sciences
d. Indigenized social science
118. Is a process in which there is a purposive and conscious effort to translate and
interpret foreign academic concepts, canons, and methods into the context of the local
culture and mold of native social life.
a. indigenization
b. intellectualization
c. conceptualization
d. contextualization
120. Posits that history is not only about recording of events but also about finding
meaning in past events.
a. Pantayong Pananaw
b. Bagong kasaysayan
c. Pilipinolohiya
d. Sikolohiyang Pilipino
121. It is based on the internal logic of historical events and not on the traditional and
colonial parameters of periodization such as the coming of the colonizer.
a. Bagong kasaysayan
b. Pilipinolohiya
c. Sikolohiyang Pilipino
d. pantayong Pananaw
125. It is not sufficient to fully account for the diversity and fluidity identities.
a. heteronormative system
b. hemoronormative system
c. normative system
d. henonormative system
129. Agham Panlipunang Pilipino achieves two things. What are they?
I. carry out a culturally sensitive and society appropriate method theory
II. contribute to the building of common consciousness among Filipinos across all
regions of the country
III. Provides a final statement about the issue.
IV. Strikes as a delicate system yet a very efficient bunch of integrated elements.
130. It maintains that we should have our own purpose set our own intellectual
course, and steer our own ideology in the service of the Filipino and for the betterment
of the society
a. Pantayong Pananaw
b. Bagong kasaysayan
c. Pilipinolohiya
d. Sikolohiyang Pilipino
What is the Philippine Social Science concept of the following Foreign Social Science
concept?
131. Soul
a. kaluluwa
b. kabihasnan
c. gahum
d. himagsikan
132. Civilization
a. gahum
b. himagsikan
c. kaluluwa
d. kabihasnan
133. Power
a. kabihasnan
b. gahum
c. mag-anak
d. pook
134. Revolution
a. himagsikan
b. kaluluwa
c. mag-anak
d. pook
135. Family
a. mag-anak
b. pook
c. kabihasnan
d. gahum
136. Place
a. mag-anak
b. pook
c. kabihasnan
d. gahum
137. The__________ is at work ever since human thought of importing and borrowing
ideas from one another.
a. process of indigenization
b. process of intellectualization
c. process of conceptualization
d. process of contextualization