Q1 - POPULAR CULTURE

It is the characteristics and knowledge of a particular group of people, encompassing language, religion, cuisine, social habits, music and arts.

• Influence

• Dominant

• Culture

• Emergent

Culture can be taught, learned and integrated, therefore it cannot be shared.

• False

• True

It consists of the aspects of attitudes, behaviors, beliefs, customs, and tastes that define the people of any society. It is also referred to as the culture of the people.

• Culture

• Religion

• Popular Culture

• Beliefs

Which Filipino culture is being depicted on the picture?

(a)  

The term "pop" in Popular Culture depicts the influence of music had upon it. The term pop is more specific than that of popular.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• Only the first sentence is correct.

• Only the second sentence is correct.

The author who argued that the coming of the industrial revolution and urbanization leads to the development of popular culture.

(a)  

Popular culture brings a large number of homogeneous from different background to form various social groups.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Spreading fake news and misinformation through various forms of media depicts:

• The power of the elites to influence and control the lower class through popular culture.

• The power of the lower classes to engage rebellion against the dominant groups.

• The power of the government to control the mass.

• The power of the mass to influence and control the elites.

High respect for the natural world, spiritual realms and its beings is _________________________.

• A culture that we have prior to the arrival of the foreign influence.

• A culture influenced by the Spaniards

• A culture introduced by the Americans

• A culture imposed by the Japanese

One of the traits in which most Filipinas are known for is being "mahinhin" presently known as Maria Clara. This is_____________________.

• one of the Filipina values prior to the arrival of foreign influence.

• the values influenced by the Spaniards.

• the values introduced by the Americans.

• the values imposed by the Japanese.