1st Quarter Examination
Understanding Culture, Society and Politics
Directions: Choose the letter of the correct
answer and write it on a separate answer sheet.
Choices for item 1 to 4
For item 13 to 16
A. Anthropol ogy C. Perspective
B. Culture D. Political Science
E. Sociology
A1. What is the study of human social
connections and organization?
C2. It is a branch of social science that
constantly deepen the knowledge and
protect the quality of life.
D3. What is always used to characterize
people, human behavior, and human
communities all over the world?
B4. It describes how individuals interact
with nature and their surroundings.
Choices for item 5 to 8
A. Conflict perspective C. Political theory B.
Nature of culture D. Sociological theory E.
Theoretical perspective
A5. It considers social life to be a
competition and focuses on resource
distribution, power, and inequality
D6. It is used to analyze and explain social
research objects, as well as to organize
sociological knowledge.
E7. Makes an attempt to describe how
society works.
C8. It refers to a contemporary
anthropology's theoretical beginning.
Choices for item 9 to 12
A. Artifacts C. Norms
B. Language D. Symbols
E. Values
E9. It refers to a person's moral principles
or standards of conduct.
A10. These are behavioral and cognitive
guidelines or expectations based on
shared ideas within a cultural or social
group.
C11. It refers to a system of words and
symbols that people use to
communicate with one another.
D12. It refers to an object made by a
human being that is being used for
cultural or
historical interest.
A. Cultural change C. Cultural relativism B.
Cultural Option D. Social change E. Sociological
view
A13. Patterns of marriage are
_____________, not a truth objectives.
B14. It is a variations or changes in the social
organization patterns of subgroups
within a community.
C15. It refers to all changes impacting new
characteristics or trait complexes, as
well as changes in a culture's content
and structure.
B16. It is the ability to understand a
culture on its own terms rather than
making
judgments based on one's own cultural
standards.
A. Family C. Military
B. Mass media D. Religion and state
E. Social circle
For item 17 to 20
A17. It is classified as non-proximate
socialization agents since it does not
involve direct, face-to-face encounter.
B18. It is a social organization that helps
in maintaining social order.
C19. Assumed to be the ultimate source of
authority.
D20. It is regarded as the basic unit of
society and a primary agent of socialization
from birth to childhood.
For item 21 to 22
A. Cognitive Development Theory
B. Moral Development Theory
C. Psychoanalytic Theory
D. Theory of Looking-glass self.
E. Theory of Social Self
D21. The theory relates to the process of
socialization that occurs between
childhood and adolescence.
C22. It is a never-ending process that takes
 place throughout our lives.
For item 23 to 24
A. Primary group C. In-group
B. Secondary group D. Reference group E.
Network group
A23. It's a group to which a person belongs
and with whom he or she has a sense of
belonging.
B24. It is a social group that has a significant
impact on a person's views, values,
conduct, and attitude.
For item 25 to 26
A. Anthropology C. Culture
B. Beliefs D. Sociology
E. Political Science
B25. Faith in God is an example of
A26. A discipline that deals with the several
aspects such as the study of state and
government is called __________.
27. An example of Anthropological
perspective:
A. Study of democracy
B. Social interactions
C. Social life competition
D. Realm of politics
E. Environmental issues
28. Culture is a set of rules, procedures,
ideas, and values shared by members of
the society. Culture is said to be
normative. This implies that
A. Once culture will have norms which
differ only slightly from another.
B. Culture excludes customs.
C. Culture provides individuals with
standards of conduct.
D. Culture is NEVER socially learned.
E. Culture does NOT relate to nature.
For item 29 to 30
A. Artifact C. Culture
B. Belief D. Ideology
E. Symbol
A29. The picture of a woman on the door to
the women’s restroom is an example of
using a(n)________ to communicate.
B30. An antique jar is an example of
_________.
For item 31 to 33
A. Ethnocentrism C. Cultural Change B. Cultural
Relativism D. Political Change E. Social Change
D31. Globalization is an example of
______. 32. Reading books on the culture
of a
foreign exchange students is an act that
signifies __________________.
A33. Believing a person’s form of worship is
strange is an expression of
_______________.
B34. Which of the following is a deviant
behavior?
A. Socialite C. Industrious
B. Religious D. Indigent E. Drug addict
35. A systematic means and practices used
to maintain norms and regulate conflict. A.
Civil disobedience
B. Informal sanctions
C. Human rights
D. Self-identity
E. Social Control
36. An example of primary group
A. Barkada D. Fraternity
B. Family E. Sports team
C. Facebook friends
For item 37 to 39
A. Anthropological Perspective
B. Conflict Perspective
C. Functionalist Perspective
D. Individual Perspective
E. Symbolic interaction Perspective
37. Social life is a competition.
38. Bio-cultural focus.
39. Societies are taught to function like
organisms working together to maintain
and reproduce societies.
40. Which of the following is a FALSE
statement pertaining to socialization?
A. It may happen in organizations that
maintain social control.
B. It happens when existing social
roles are changed.
C. In socialization processes, it’s very
difficult to establish our own
identities.
D. Learning new norms and values
may occur later in life.
E. Socialization bridges gaps