1st PT Grade 11 UCSP

Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
REGION III – CENTRAL LUZON
SCHOOLS DIVISION OFFICE OF NUEVA ECIJA
MANUEL V. GALLEGO HIGH SCHOOL
(FORMERLY STA. ISABEL HIGH SCHOOL)
STA. ISABEL, CABIAO, NUEVA ECIJA
FIRST QUARTER EXAMINATION
UNDERSTANDING CULTURE, SOCIETY, AND POLITICS
GRADE 11
Name: _____________________________________________ Date: __________

Year/Section: _______________________________________ Score: _________
Directions: Read the following items carefully. Write the letter of the correct answer in the answer
sheet.
1. The group of people interact with each other and have a common culture; share a common
geographical or territorial domain, and have relatively common aspirations.
A. society C. social organization
B. social group D. society development
2. Which of the following best describes how studying anthropology contributes to a holistic
understanding of human societies?
A. Interprets the importance of historical context in society.
B. Helps us explore cultural diversity and the historical development of societies.
C. Studies ancient civilizations, sociology focuses on individual psychology, and political science
examines international relations.
D. Focuses on physical aspects of human societies, sociology analyzes religious practices, and
political science assesses economic policies.
3. Which of the following best describes the role of political research in Political Science?
A. analyzing trends in fashion and design
B. investigating quantum physics phenomena
C. researching the history of ancient empires
D. conducting empirical studies on political behavior and governance
4. In your neighborhood, you encounter people who speak a language different from your own. How
do you react?
A. Laugh when your neighborhood talks to you.
B. Make an effort to learn basic phrases in their language and communicate with them.
C. Talk only to the people in your neighborhood who speak the same language as yours.
D. Avoid engaging with people who don't speak your language to avoid miscommunication.
5. How does studying sociology contribute to a holistic understanding of human societies?
A. by emphasizing the importance of only economic factors in society
B. by disregarding the impact of technology on contemporary societies
C. by exclusively analyzing individual behaviors in isolation from the broader societal context
D. by providing insights into the complex interplay of social structures, culture, institutions, and
human interactions
6. How did the Neolithic Revolution impact human societies?
A. It led to the settlement in permanent villages.
B. It had no significant impact on human societies.
C. It resulted in the extinction of many animal species.
D. It caused a shift from a nomadic lifestyle to settled agriculture.
7. If people define situations as real, they are real in their consequences, who is the American
sociologist who formulated this theorem in 1928?
A. Alfred Kroeber C. William Henry Morgan
B. Charles Wright Mills D. William Isaac Thomas
8. Culture shock happens when a person does not expect or accept cultural differences.
Which of the following can help individuals reduce culture shock?
A. Avoiding interaction with locals.
B. Imposing their own cultural practices on the host culture.
C. Researching and learning about the local culture in advance.
D. Expecting that the new culture will be identical to their own.
9. Cultural Integration is the fusion of two cultures wherein a person adopts another culture and
maintains their own. Which of the following statements is not an advantage of cultural integration?
A. Culture may become blended and lost in time.
B. Cultural traits are logically consistent with one another.
C. People of all cultures become used to one another and learn more about each other as
individuals.
D. People get to take pride in themselves while also living with people who may be different.
10. Who said that culture is a complex whole that includes knowledge, beliefs, arts, morals, laws,
customs, habits and any other skills that a person learns as a member of society?
A. Alfred Kroeber C. Edward B. Tylor
B. Charles Wright Mills D. Franz Boas
11. How does school act as an agent of socialization?
A. This place instructs participants on how to interact with the religion’s members.
B. Students are taught in school to study Math, Reading, Science, and other subjects.
C. It teaches participants how to interact with the religion’s material and non-material culture.
D. It distributes impersonal information to a wide audience, such as television, newspapers,
radio, and the internet.
12. Which of the following scenarios best describes the primary socialization of an individual?
A. A one-year-old baby boy is being taught to hug his older brother by his mother.
B. A grade eleven student is learning to use the famous application TikTok from her friends.
C. A woman is married to her long-time boyfriend at the age of 25. They take on the roles of
husband, wife, and eventually parents.
D. A grade ten student chooses to join the table tennis club, he is expected to be trained by his
teammates.
13. Developed small sculptures, monumental paintings, incised designs, and reliefs on the walls of
caves are some of the earliest examples of representational art. What do you call the era where
people began this art?
A. Bronze Age C. Neolithic Age
B. Mesolithic Age D. Paleolithic Age
14. When does socialization exactly begin?
A. after birth C. upon entering primary school
B. working with friends D. puberty stage of an individual
15. Which of the following types of societies where the main methods of food production are the
collection of wild plants and the hunting of wild animals on a daily basis?
A. Modern Societies C. Post-Industrial Societies
B. Pastoral Societies D. Hunting and Gathering Societies
16. He is the father of American Anthropology who strongly believes that the same method and
strategy could be applied to measuring culture and human behavior while conducting research
among humans, including the uniqueness of their behavior.
A. Aristotle C. Franz Boas
B. Alfred Kroeber D. William Henry Morgan
17. Who among the following was called "The Upright Man" and made polished stone stools for
hunting and protecting himself and his people from enemies?
A. Hominids C. Homo Habilis
B. Homo Erectus D. Homo Sapiens
18. Merza has recently moved to a new country for work. She noticed that the local culture has certain
customs and practices that are different from her home country. If you are Merza, how do you
approach these differences?
A. I will isolate myself from the local culture.
B. I will continue to practice my own customs as I always have.
C. I will make an effort to gradually incorporate them into my daily life.
D. I will ignore the local custom because I moved to the place to work.
19. Agents of socialization help a person to gain acceptance and transfer values which in turn enables
an individual to function smoothly in society. Which of the following agents are responsible for
socializing the individual in different communities?
A. school, hospital, orphanage
B. government, president, religious leaders
C. church, agencies, gender preference
D. family, peer, school, religion, mass media
20. Social change occurs in society through _____.
A. individual choices and preferences
B. natural disasters and ecological shifts
C. technological advancements and innovation
D. genetic mutations and evolutionary processes
21. In what way can social groups serve as a means of socialization and the transmission of cultural
knowledge?
A. by reinforcing ignorance of cultural diversity.
B. by sharing of values, traditions, and knowledge.
C. by encouraging the rejection of cultural practices
D. by promoting cultural isolation and discouraging interaction.
22. What impact does religious socialization have on individuals' moral development?
A. It reinforces and shapes moral values and beliefs.
B. It simply influences an individual's moral development.
B. It tends to lead individuals to have similar moral values.
C. It only impacts moral development in childhood and has no long-term effects.
23. How would you classify the interdisciplinary nature of Anthropology, Sociology and Political
Science?
A. limited application to real-world issues
B. use of only quantitative research methods
C. comprehensive understanding of human society
D. exclusive focus on specific aspects of human behavior
24. In what way does socialization contribute to the maintenance of social order?
A. It reinforces social norms and values.
B. It promotes cultural diversity and inclusivity.
C. It eliminates social inequality and discrimination.
D. It leads to political revolutions and social change.
25. Philippine President Marcos won the national election. Based on the given statement what do you
call a social science discipline that deals with the activity of the state and government?
A. Anthropology C. Political Science
B. Geography D. Sociology
26. Paleolithic people developed various strategies for survival, such as making clothing from animal
skins and using fire. What did these strategies primarily help them cope with?
A.overpopulation
B.environmental changes
C.agricultural challenges
D.technological advancements
27. How has cultural evolution influenced the development of modern humans?
A. It accelerated the process of natural selection.
B. It primarily affected human physical characteristics.
C. It had a simple impact on the development of modern humans.
D. It played a vital role in the development of tools and technology.
28. Which of the following statements does not describe cultural relativism?
A. Promote understanding of the cultural practices of others.
B. Immerse oneself in another culture in order to appreciate it fully
C. Requires an open mind and enthusiasm to adapt to new cultures
D. Being disrespectful to a culture that is typically not part of your own culture.
29. Culture provides satisfaction for man’s biological and socio-cultural needs, food, clothing, and
shelter for various relationships with other individuals and groups. What characteristics of culture
is this?
A. Culture is adaptive. C. Culture is learned.
B. Culture is gratifying. D. Culture is transmitted.
30. How does the school socialize students into specific roles and expectations?
A.They solely focus on academic learning.
B.They primarily socialize students through religious teachings.
C.They prepare students for their future roles in the workforce and society.
D.They reinforce existing family values and roles, without introducing new expectations.
31. What role do secondary groups play in society?
A. The members give and receive emotional support.
B. They allow individuals to challenge their beliefs and prejudices.
C. They are transactional, task-based, and short-term, filling practical needs.
D. They provide a social network that allows people to compare themselves to others.
32. Medical advice, computer programming, appliance design and implementation are the best
examples of what types of society?
A. Horticultural Society C. Pastoral Society
B. Modern Society D. Post-industrial Society
33. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of society?
A. Society is stable.
B. Society is dynamic and changeable.
C. Humans are not isolated from each other
D. Social relationships are inevitable in society.
34. It pertains to the belief that one’s native culture is superior or the most natural among others.
A. Assimilation C. Racism
B. Ethnocentrism D. Xenocentrism
35. Anna enjoys doing things with her family. Every Sunday, they go to church and eat in their
favorite fast-food restaurant after the church service. In what social group does her family
belong?
A. primary group C. reference group
B. resocialization D. social group
36. How does a family influence a child’s socialization process?
A. They play a minimal role in socialization compared to peers.
B. They have a significant effect on socialization during early childhood.
C. They are the primary agents of socialization, shaping values and norms.
D. They are solely influenced by the genetics and behavior of parents and relatives.
37. Klay belongs to a dance group and she is comfortable with her group mates. In what social group
does he belong?
A. in group C. reference group
B. primary group D. secondary group
38. In the process of learning and transmitting culture, we need symbols and language to
communicate with others in society. What characteristic of culture is the first sentence?
A. patterned social interaction
B. dynamic, flexible, and adaptive
C. shared and may be challenged
D. requires language and other forms of communication
39. What do you call the process of role-taking that teaches an individual to take on duties and greater
responsibilities such as work, raising a family, and being a parent and spouse?
A. Adult Socialization C. Primary Socialization
B. Anticipatory Socialization D. Secondary Socialization
40. How does a reference group affect an individual's behavior?
A. by providing financial support and resources
B. by shaping attitudes, values, and aspirations
C. by offering emotional support and companionship
D. by establishing strict rules and guidelines for social interaction
41. How does cultural relativism challenge ethnocentrism?
A. It advocates for the complete rejection of cultural diversity.
B. It reinforces ethnocentrism by emphasizing the superiority of one's own culture.
C. It encourages individuals to judge other cultures based on their own cultural norms.
D. It promotes the understanding each culture should be evaluated within its own cultural
context.
42. An out-group is often perceived as _____.
A. homogeneous and lacking diversity
B. threatening and inferior to the in-group
C. superior and more desirable than the in-group
D. exclusively composed of individuals from a different culture
43. These are objects shaped by humans that are archaeological, historical or cultural interests that
shed light on our heritage.
A. artifacts C. fossils
B. economy D. technology
44. Your friend from a different cultural background has invited you to attend a significant cultural
celebration. This event involves customs, traditions, and rituals that you are unfamiliar with. How
do you respond?
A. Politely decline the invitation.
B. Embrace the trend and casually participate in the event.
C. Accept the invitation and participate with an open mind.
D. Ignore the invitation because you're not comfortable with unfamiliar cultural practices.
45. You learn about a cultural group that practices polygamy, which is contrary to the monogamous
norms of your own culture. How do you perceive this?
A. Condemn polygamy as immoral, based on your cultural values.
B. Acknowledge the cultural context but impose your own beliefs.
C. Express your disapproval openly, as you believe your values are superior.
D. Recognize that moral values can vary between cultures and refrain from judging the practice
within its cultural context.
46. What was the primary economic activity in many Bronze Age civilizations, leading to increased
trade and cultural exchange?
A. Mining and metalworking.
B. Agriculture and horticultural.
C. Fishing and Pastoral activities.
D. Nomadic hunting and gathering.
47. You are visiting a foreign country known for its strict adherence to conservative dress codes. The
local customs require modest clothing, particularly for women. You are more comfortable wearing
your usual attire. What do you do?
A. Respect the local dress code.
B. Follow the dress code in selected places to visit.
C. Wear your comfort and personal style of clothing.
D. Stay in the hotel to avoid issues in wearing the attire.
48. Traveling forward in time, you arrive in a tropical forest about 1 million years ago, where Homo
erectus resides. They use more advanced tools and have developed more complex social
structures. How do you adapt to their community?
A. I will make my own tools for self-defense.
B. I isolate myself because they might hurt me.
C. I feel out of place because their way of life is still very different from modern humans.
D. I make efforts to observe and learn from their tool-making, to gain insights into their advanced
abilities.
49. It is the study of human beings, their origins, human behavior, and human societies around the
world.
A. Anthropology C. History
B. Geography D. Sociology
50. The development of writing systems during the Bronze Age contributed to______________
A. Increased isolation of cultures.

B. A decrease in cultural exchange.
C. The establishment of large empires.
D. The preservation of records and communication.
Prepared:
ANNA MARIA G. MEJIA

Writer
Checked:
GEORGE T. BRITOS AVELINO R. QUIDAY JR.

Content Evaluator Language Evaluator
Submitted to: Noted:
PEŃAFLOR U. BUENDIA MARVIN A. BATOY

Assistant School Principal II School Principal II
UNDERSTANDING CULTURE, SOCIETY, AND POLITICS
ANSWER KEY
1. A 26. D
2. D 27. D
3. D 28. B
4. B 29. C
5. D 30. C
6. A 31. B
7. D 32. A
8. C 33. B
9. A 34. A
10. D 35. C
11. B 36. D
12. A 37. B
13. D 38. D
14. A 39. A
15. D 40. B
16. C 41. D
17. B 42. D
18. C 43. A
19. D 44. C
20. C 45. D
21. B 46. A
22. A 47. A
23. C 48. D
24. A 49. A
25. C 50. D

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A. Increased isolation of cultures.

ANNA MARIA G. MEJIA

GEORGE T. BRITOS AVELINO R. QUIDAY JR.

Submitted to: Noted:

PEŃAFLOR U. BUENDIA MARVIN A. BATOY

UNDERSTANDING CULTURE, SOCIETY, AND POLITICS

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