Name: SEDDIC, JOHARIYA J.

Date: 9/18/2021

Quiz on Man

I. Fill in the Blanks:

Directions: Supply the missing word/s in the given statement. (2 point

each)

1 – 6. A bipedal primate mammal (Homo sapiens) that is _anatomically

related to the __great apes_ but distinguished especially notable
development of the brain with a resultant capacity for the result capacity
for articulate speech and abstract reasoning and, and the sole living
representative of hominid family.7 –
10. ___Man_ is usually considered to form a variable number_ of freely
_interbreeding races, and is the sole living representative of the hominid
family.
11 – 15. A man belonging to a particular category (as by _birth_,
___residence_, ___membership__, or occupation).

II. Modified True or False:

Directions: Read and understand each statement carefully. Identify

whether the given statement is TRUE or FALSE. Write the word TRUE if the
statement is correct, and write the EXACT word or phrase of the underline
word. (2 point each)

___________TRUE___________ 1. Person’s Self Identity encompasses

behaviors, emotional state, attitudes,
values, motives, abilities, habits and
appearances.
______Social Self_ ___ 2. Person’s Perceptions encompasses
perception of self as a separate and
distinct entity alone and in interactions
with others.
Social Psychology ___ 3. Person’s Total Character
encompasses the way the person
interprets the environment or situation,
directly affecting how he or she thinks,
feels and acts in any given situation.
___________TRUE___________ 4. Humans has the capacity to think or
conceptualize on the lowest level.
_____________TRUE_________ 5. Each individual is a unique being who
is different from every human being,
 with a different combination of genetics,
life experiences, and environmental
interactions.
III. Enumeration:

Directions: Supply the missing word/s in the given items. (2 point each)

Fourteen (14) Fundamental Needs of Man

1. BREATH 8. KEEPING SELF CLEAN

2. FOOD AND DRINKS 9. AVOIDING DANGER

3. ELIMINATION 10. COMMUNICATION

4. MOVE AND MAINTAIN PURPOSE 11. WORKSHIP

5. SLEEP AND REST 12. WORK

6. CLOTHING 13. PLAY

7. MAINTAINING INTERNAL 14. LEARN

ENVIRONMENT

Characteristics of Basic Human Needs

1. People meet there own needs relatives to their own priorities.

2. Although basic needs generally must be met, some needs must be

deferred.
3. Failure to meet needs results in one or more homeostatic imbalances
which results in illness.
4. A need can make itself by either external or internal stimuli.

5. A person who perceive a need can respond in several ways to meet it.

6. Needs are interrelated.

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