UCSP - Midterms Reviewer

Which among the following is an example of social phenomenon?

• Cancel Culture

• Conflict Theory

• Sociology

• Political Science

Which among the following is a definition or nature of culture?

• Gathering of individual in a community

• Study of material remains of past life and activities

• Way of life

The study of pre-history and ancient civilizations was mainly made possible through the discoveries of what field of study?

• archaeology

• political science

• pharmacy

• physics

Which among the following is NOT covered by the study of "sociology"?

• culture

• human behaviour

• power play

• social interactions

Which among the following topics is NOT best discussed in Anthropological studies?

• Traditions of the Badjao tribe

• Diverse language in the Philippines

• Popularity of Kpop in the Philippines

• Comparison of governance in the Philippines and in Thailand

Which of the following theories may BEST explain the role and importance education to our society. Choose the best 2 answers for this

• Conflict Theory

• Structural Functionalism

• Symbolic Interactionism

• Invisible Hand: Unwritten Rules

Symbollic Interactionism argues that...

• Society's interaction is based on agreed meanings on 'symbols'

• Society is an arena with continuous strugles

• Society is ruled by unwritten rules

• Society is established by different building blocks with assigned functions

Structural Functionalism argues that...

• Society's interaction is based on agreed meanings on 'symbols'

• Society is an arena with continuous strugles

• Society is ruled by unwritten rules

• Society is established by different building blocks with assigned functions

Which among the following statement is TRUE?

• Culture can exist indivdually

• Culture is separated from society

• Culture is learned and shared

• Culture is uniform and homogenous

Tibetan spiritual leader, Dalai Lama's remarks of "eat my tongue" to a boy and Western media taking it out of context, calling it pedophilic, just proves that...

• Culture is learned & transmitted

• Culture varies from society to society

• Culture is continuous & cumulative

• Culture is gratifying & idealistic