Atty. Roque A.

Marcos Memorial School

La Paz, Leyte
School I.D. 303342
First Quarter Exam In Understanding Culture, Politics and Society
Name: ______________________ Year & Section: __________________ Date: __________
Direction: Answer the following questions choose the letter of your choice.
1. It refer to the differences in social behaviour that different cultures exhibit around the world. What may be considered good
etiquette in one culture may be considered bad etiquette in another.
a. social differences b. social change c. political identities d. human cultural variation
2. The differences among the individual on the basis of social characteristics and qualities.
a. human cultural variation b. political identities c. social change d. social differences
3. Which of the following was not identified as a defining feature of culture?
a. culture is shared b. culture is cumulative c. culture is learned d. culture is transmitted
4. Values, Traditions, and Beliefs are all examples of:
a. popular culture b. non-material culture c. material culture d. cultural relativism
5. It is the system by which a state or community is controlled as to put order.
a. political b. constituents c. government d. negotiation
6. ______ is the holistic “science of man”, a science of the totality of human existence.
a. anthropology b. sociology c. archaeology d. etymology
7. ______ is the study of relationship among people
a. anthropology b. sociology c. archaeology d. etymology
8. It deals with the systems of government and the analysis of political activity and political behaviour.
a. public policy c. international relation
b. political theory d. political science
9. _______ describe what is appropriate or inappropriate in a given society or what ought to be.
a. beliefs b. values c. language d. norms
10. The term that deals with the evolution of cultural components.
a. social change b. political change c. cultural change d. diffusion
11. fields of social science, except one:
a. anthropology b. sociology c. political science d. diffusion
12. The scientific study of society, patterns, of social relationships, social interaction and culture.
a. Sociological perspective c. political change
b. anthropological perspective d. social change
13. Conceptions that people accept as true about how the world operates and where individuals fit in it.
a. beliefs b. symbols c. norms d. folkway
14. Elements that constitute the Filipino value system.
a. halaga c. pagkamakatao or compassion
b. pakikipagkapwa d. norms
15. This refer to the kalooban or inner which in essence is interwined reason and emotion.
a. norms b. folkways c. diwa d. symbol
16. An organized presentation and display of a selection of items.
a. natural heritage b. exhibition c. cultural heritage d. tangible heritage
17. Artifacts from countless form of human making; paintings, drawings, crafts, sculpture, video installations, sound
installations, performances, interactive art, etc.
a. Interpretive exhibition b. art exhibition c. commercial exhibition d. museums
18. The purpose of modern museums is to collect, preserve, interpret and display items of cultural, artistics or scientific
significance for the education of the public.
a. museum c. exhibition b. heritage d. anthropology
19. The oldest public collection of art in the world, began in 1471 when Pope Sixtus IV donated a group.
a. early museum b. Capitoline museum c. museum d. heritage
20. It refers to a lifelong social experience by which people develop their human potential and learn culture.
a. enculturation b. socialization c. anthropology d. sociology
21. The process by which people learn the requirement of their surrounding culture and acquire the values and behaviour
appropriate or necessary in that culture.
a. socialization b. sociology c. enculturation d. anthropology
22. Methods of interaction that enables the content to be given to the person undergoing socialization.
a. content b. process c. socialization d. enculturation
23. Outcomes of socialization and are evident when individual begin to practice the behaviours, attitudes, and values that
society considers necessary for them to function effective as its member.
a. content b. process c. result d. enculturation
24. It refer the lowest stage of development.
a. savagery b. barbarism c. civilization d. middle savagery
25. What is an individual or group’s sense of self-respect and worth, physical and psychological integrity and empowerment?
a. human dignity b. human right c. inclusive citizenship d. morality
26. What is the right inherent to all people, regardless of nationality, place of residence, gender, sex, national or ethnic, origin,
colour, religion, language, or any other status?
a. human right b. human dignity c. common good d. general welfare
27. What do we call remains that are preserved in rock?
a. fossils b. stone c. symbolic writing d. prehistoric tools
28. What do you call the process where notable changes are made to the culture of a society over a period of time?
a. cultural evolution b. social evolution c. political evolution d. biological evolution

29. This type of government is ruled in favour of the noblemen or aristocrats.

a. oligarchy b. tyranny c. democracy d. federalism
30. What is the process by which an individual adopts the behaviour patterns of a particular culture?
a. enculturation b. development c. identity d. socialization
31. What term refers to the standard of a accepted behaviour that a person is expected to follow in society?
a. norms b. values c. deviance d. socialization
32. Which of the following defines conformity?
a. It is the obedience of a person to the rules to be acceptable in a particular society, group, or social setting
b. It is the violation of thw standards of conduct, expectations or norms of a particular group or society
c. It is a strong negative reaction from others that may result in negative sanctions
d. It is the force that disable the existence of social standards
33. Which family type is least affected by poverty?
a. extended family b. matrilocal c. nuclear d. single parent
34. The prohibition of incest is an example of:
a. values b. taboo c. mores d. folkways
35. A system in which one husband is married to many women is called _______.
a. monogamy b. polygamy c. polyandry d. polygyny
36. Who coined the term “sociology” and is generally considered to be the “founder” of sociology?
a. Karl Marx c. Max Weber
b. Auguste Comte d. Emile Durkheim
37. The application of evolutionary notions and the concept of the “survival of the fittest to society is called:
a. class conflict c. social dynamics
b. dialectical d. social darwinism
38. The most common indicator of social class is ______.
a. race b. occupation c. education d. skills
39. For functionalists, culture is mostly important as it _______.
a. Keeps conflict in society
b. it serves as a conservative forces
c. It is shaped by the people of a society
d. It reduce around the material objects in an economic system
40. Ethnicity, gender, religion, race are example of ______.
a. ascribed status b. classless society c. achieved status d. open stratification
41. What is the bond of blood or marriage which binds people together in group.
a. descent b. marriage c. kinship d. culture
42. A contract for the production and maintenance of children
a. marriage b. kinship c. descent d. culture
43. The first hominid to use fire
a. homo habilis b. homo erectus c. homo sapien d. homo afarensis
44. What is the proper sequence of human evolution?
I. Australopithecus afarensis
II. Australopithecus robustus
III. Homo habilis
IV. Homo erectus
V. Homo Neanderthalensis
VI. Homo sapien
a. VI-V-III-IV-II-I c. IV-V-VI-III-II-I
b. II-III-IV-V-VI-I d. I-II-III-IV-V-VI
45. A physical artefact or objects significant to the archaeology, architecture, science
a. cultural heritage b. inter country marriage c. tangible heritage d. family conflict
46. Anything that one values.
a. heritage b. legacy c. values d. norms
47. A representation of the ways of living established by society or group and passed on from generation to generation.
a. intangible heritage b. cultural heritage c. tangible heritage d. heritage
48. Means perceptible, touchable, concrete or physical
a. heritage c. cultural heritage
b. tangible d. tangible heritage
49. The view that all beliefs are equally valid and that truth itself is relative, depending on the situation, environment and
individual.
a. ethnocentrism b. relativism c. cultural relativism d. enculturation

50. A form of direct democracy in which all citizen are involved in policy.
a. inclusive citizenship b. alien c. democracy d. citizenship

Prepared by:

Genelita B. Pomasin
SHS Teacher