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MIDTERM EXAMINATION Understanding Culture Society and Politics
MIDTERM EXAMINATION Understanding Culture Society and Politics
MIDTERM EXAMINATION
Due
No due date
Points
50
Questions
46
Available
Oct 26 at 7:25am - Oct 26 at 9am
about 2 hours
Time Limit
90 Minutes
Attempt History
Attempt Time Score
LATEST Attempt 1
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Question 1 1
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This thinker spouses the idea that every member of a society engages in competition for survival where
superior dominates the inferior.
A. Charles Darwin
B. Herbert Spencer
Karl Marx
Lewis Henry Morgan
Incorrect Question 2 0
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Social Contract gives man the opportunity to enjoy freedom because of its state of nature.
True
False
Question 3 1
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A. Human Behavior is largely based on biological evolution.
B. Human behavior is defined by the genetic and psychological changes in a person.
C. Human Behavior is largely defined by the culture and traditions of a community.
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D. Human Behavior emerge from complex interaction of biological and environmental changes.
Question 4 1
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Civilization is the lowest stage of development where people have learned writing and where technology
further advances.
True
False
Question 5 1
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This philosopher is well known for his characterization of human as by nature political animals.
A. Aristotle
B. Marx
C. Plato
D. Socrates
Question 6 1
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Tribe refers to the earliest societies composed of small and nomadic family groups.
True
False
Question 7 1
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A. Club
B. Community
C. Household
D. Peer group
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Incorrect
Question 8 0
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It is the number of stages in the “stages of human social evolution and development” based on the historical
and dialectical materialism by Marx and Engels.
A. 5
B. 8
C. 4
D. 2
Question 9 1
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The thinker who said that “man by nature is a political animal and interaction is important as it fulfills certain
basic needs”.
A. Charles Darwin
B. Aristotle
C. John Locke
D. Thomas Hobbes
Question 10 1
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It is an example of mores.
A. Cursing
B. Fraud
C. Deviancy
D. Conformity
Question 11 1
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These are the norms that describe socially acceptable behavior but do not have great moral significance
attached to them.
A. Conformity
B. Deviance
C. Folkways
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D. Mores
Question 12 1
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It refers to the classification of group characterized as impersonal and business-like relations that focuses on
attaining skills or goals.
A. Core group
B. Intimate group
C. Primary group
D. Secondary group
Incorrect
Question 13 0
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It is the process where organisms undergo various genetic and physical changes which results to diversity.
A. Evolution
B. Bio-cultural Evolution
C. Biological Evolution
D. Cultural Evolution
Question 14 1
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It refers to the process where organisms undergo various genetic and physical changes which results to
biological diversity.
A. Biocultural Evolution
B. Biological Evolution
C. Cultural Evolution
D. Environmental Evolution
Question 15 1
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A. Aristotle
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B. Jean Jacques Rousseau
C. John Locke
D. Thomas Hobbes
Question 16 1
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This body of science is described by Lidox as the discipline that deals only with natural events.
A. Biological Science
B. Natural Science
C. Physical Science
D. Social Science
Incorrect
Question 17 0
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This theory is the view that person’s moral and/or political obligations are dependent upon the agreement
among them to form a society in which they live.
A. Modernization Theory
B. Social Contract
C. Mechanical Solidarity
D. Organic Solidarity
Question 18 1
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A. Aristotle
B. Jean Jacques Rousseau
C. John Locke
D. Thomas Hobbes
Question 19 1
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Invention of Private property radically changed human evolution from a simple life into life defined by
greed, competition, vanity, inequality and vices.
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True
False
Incorrect
Question 20 0
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This view in the origin of society states that person’s moral and/or political obligations are dependent upon
the agreement among them to form a society in which they live.
A. Agreement of the States
B. Laws of Nature
C. Social Contract
D. Society as Natural Institutions
Question 21 1
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Tribe was a more formal social organization composed of several bands or groups connected through a clan
structure.
True
False
Question 22 1
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Secondary group is an intimate, personal and face to face relationship. It includes the family and
neighborhood.
True
False
Primary Group
Question 23 1
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It refers to a socially acceptable behavior that does not have great moral significance.
A. Mores
B. Folkways
C. Values
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D. Norms
Question 24 1
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They are the people of a community without fixed habitation which regularly moves to and from the same
areas.
A. Barbarians
B. Nomads
C. Hunters
D. Farmers
Question 25 1
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It refers to a group of people with a commonality in vicinity and proximity to one another with some degree of
continuity over time.
A. Squad
B. Community
C. Club
D. Peers
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Question 26 0
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The hunter-gatherer way of life made it impossible for people to live _____.
A. in groups.
B. in cold climates.
C. in permanent dwellings.
D. without a spoken language
Incorrect
Question 27 0
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Thomas Hobbes, his view of State of Nature is that no civil authority could punish people for their
transgressions against the laws.
True
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False
Question 28 1
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This is traditionally seen as a one-way process where society molds an individual to conform to established
social norms and rules.
A. Enculturation
B. Social Dynamics
C. Socialization
D. Social Process
Question 29 1
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Enculturation is the process by which an individual adopts the behavior patterns of the culture in which he
or she is immersed
True
False
Question 30 1
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This major group classification includes family members, neighborhood, and play groups.
A. Core group
B. Intimate group
C. Primary group
D. Secondary group
Question 31 1
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Annie wants to take a Social Science program in college. Her interest lies on understanding the causes of
poverty and organizing community programs. What social science program should she take in college that
matches with her interests?
A. Anthropology
B. Political Science
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C. Psychology
D. Sociology
Question 32 1
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Which stage of Identity Formation does the child perceived his development of self-development to be
conceived by other people?
A. Play Stage
B. Game Stage
Imitation Stage
Adulthood Stage
Question 33 1
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A. Ana who is rich because of inheritance
B. Michael who is rich because his parents run a corporation
C. Angel who is rich because her siblings are social media influencers
D. Mark who is rich because he invested his money in an e-sports company
Question 34 1
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A. Successful socialization can result in uniformity within a society.
B. Socialization plays no part in personality formation in individuals.
C. Socialization is the process of internalizing the norms and ideologies of society.
D. Large-scale complex societies that are not culturally homogenous usually have unanimous agreement about
what should be the shared norms.
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Determine which of the following statements is the best characterization of Restorative Justice.
A. Punishments are commensurate to the crimes committed by an individual.
B. Victims are afforded with protection while offenders do not have right to due process.
C. Victims and offenders mediate an agreement to the satisfaction of each and the community.
D. All crimes must be punishable by death since it caused damage to the people and community.
Incorrect
Question 36 0
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Determine which of the following statements is the reason why tribes are considered a formal organization.
A. They are no longer nomadic.
B. They larger in size and institutions were already established.
C. They already know how to produce and market their products.
D. The headman has more formal power over members to enforce rules.
Question 37 1
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Identify which of the following statements is a result of having a leisure time during the state of nature
according to Jean Jacques Rousseau?
A. People had more time to sleep and relax.
B. People started to produce products more efficiently and effectively.
C. People developed greed and vices that led to chaos in communities.
D. People stated to compare with one another that resulted to public values.
Question 38 1
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Zoe admires the cheerleaders at her school and enjoys watching them at games. She frequently copies
hairstyles that she sees the girls wearing. The cheerleading squad is an example of what group?
A. Primary group
B. Secondary group
C. Tertiary group
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D. Reference group
Question 39 1
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Identify which among the following best describes the Human Evolution.
A. Period from Pilopithecus up until Modern Homo-Sapiens
B. The use of clear stones by early Australopithecus
C. The development of Oldowan tools in hunting animals
D. The Industrial Revolution, 18th Century
Incorrect
Question 40 0
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A. Bands are highly egalitarian.
B. Bands are composed of small and nomadic groups.
C. Disputes are rare because they are living far from one another.
D. Band leaders exercise authority and enforces rules to members.
Incorrect
Question 41 0
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In this sociological theory of deviancy, people experience frustration that can lead them to deviate.
A. Strain theory
B. Conflict theory
C. Control Theory
D. Social Learning Theory
Incorrect
Question 42 0
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A. A group is a source of social status.
B. A group is a transmitter of culture.
C. A group is a source of social control.
D. A group trains individuals in communication.
Question 43 1
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Mark idolizes the Basketball team of Barangay Ginebra Gin Kings since his childhood. In what categorization
of group does Ginebra belong in the perspective of Mark?
A. In-group
B. Out-group
C. Peer group
D. Reference group
Incorrect
Question 44 0
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Which of the following reason DOES NOT explain why evolution is often described as "the theme that ties
together all aspects of biology?"
A. The process of evolution explains the diversity of organisms.
B. The process of evolution explains how living things came to be.
C. The process of evolution explains why all organisms have characteristics in common.
D. The process of evolution explains how organisms become adapted to their environment.
Question 45 1
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A. political parties, a family, trade unions
B. a small church choir, police service, a family
C. Trade Unions, a class within a school, a family
D. a class within a school, a family, a small church choir
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Write an essay characterizing a situation where there is no society formed and everyone is living in a state of
nature. Do you think human civilization can progress? How and Why?
Your Answer:
living without society being formed will not make human civilization progress, human civilization needs
people to work together or unity in order to progress. Our century is advanced today because people from
the past work together and share their ideas from where their progress is very useful until today.
Quiz Score:
33 out of 50
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