Culture is learned. How can this statement be true?

An individual can acquire the contents of culture on his everyday living.

An individual can choose his birth culture.

An individual doesn’t need to immerse on his culture.

An individual has natural knowledge of his culture the time he is born.

Which situation below shows an ethnocentric attitude?

A Manobo tribe rejecting the products of the Badjao.

A young Muslim trying to make friends with the Christian neighbors.

A city boy buying foods of Manobo foods.

A Christian soldier helping a wounded and dying NPA.

If you were a sociologist, how could you view family using the functionalist perspective as your viewpoint?

Every member of the family has essential functions in society.

Family is the foundation of good and evil, where coordination of the people on the society will always depend on how they were rising in their respective houses.

Families pass through a series of stages involving differential responsibilities and tasks.

Family members are united if they will generate rewards as the cost of their actions.

All the following are characteristics of Social Group, except:

The gathering of people has come in physical proximity, which lasts for a temporary manner.

Members should develop a structure where each member assumes a specific status and adopts a role.

Group members interact on a regular basis through communication over some time.

Certain orderly procedures and values are agreed accordingly

Which of the following options best describe Achieved Status?

Jane, who has just graduated in college because of her perseverance and determination.

Maria, who is biologically born poor but became rich when she marries Allan- the Rich Businessman.

Jude, who was the heirs of the of a Royal King in Britain.

Peter, who was born rich since then

What happens when there is a dysfunction in a family?

Members of the community disregard all the rules and create disruptions that will break all unity.

There will be an improvement in the quality of life.

Members of the community tend to cooperate because of general rules.

There will be misinterpretations of actions that will lead the community to misunderstand other’s behavior

Warren is a Grade 12-STEM student; in his chosen strand, approaches are of remarkable in understanding concepts related to his chosen specialization. Which of the following approaches would best help him understanding the topic “Understanding the Structure of Marriage and the Importance of Family”?

Symbolic Interactionism Approach

Which among options is considered the primary reason of scarcity in goods and services in our society?

Unlimited needs and wants of the people.

The natural resources are limited in numbers.

Technology decreases the productions of goods and services for the people.

Economic institutions limit the production of goods and services that causes the crisis.

Spirituality is to faith as Shamanism is to ____________________.

Transcendental communication with spirits

Which of the following best describes the nature of religion?

A universal and pervasive phenomenon, a part of the cultural system that meets some basic needs of human beings.

An integrated part of human experiences and shows remarkable continuity through time.

A belief in spiritual and supernatural beings.

The practice of praise and worship

Assume that you have an atheist friend. This friend doesn’t believe that God exists. As Christian, what will you do to address this issue of anti-Christ belief in your environment?

Help him seek God through reading the bible, tell him that the answer about the issue of the existence of God on earth is in the scripture.

Never mind him/her; let him/her express his/her freedom about what is right on earth.

Let him realize, God is anywhere and say that the one talking in front of him/her is a representation of God.

Never get tired of reminding him/her that God is an invisible God. That this God only exists to those who believe in Him.

Maria, a 6 years old kid, Maria, a 6 years old kid, was selling a Sampaguita in the sidewalks of Quiapo. In her early age, she is supposed to be in school, playing and learning; unfortunately, both of her parents are also unschooled and can’t afford to send her in the school due to their poor standard of living. In the situation, what right of the child has been deprived by the parents?

Right to acquire proper knowledge

Which can be the reason why it is difficult to pass the divorce law in the Philippines?

It does not reflect old folkways and mores.

Divorce is expensive due to alimony (financial support).

The Philippines is a patriarchal society.

Filipinos love family and children

_______________: social system in which most relationships are personal or traditional; ________________: large social group deliberately constructed and organized to achieve certain, specific, and clearly stated goals.

Gemeinschaft; Formal Organization

Bureaucracy; Formal Organization

Reviewer [NAT G12] Understanding Culture, Society & Politics T2

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Mathematics

Anthropology

Sociology

Political Science

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Anthropology: Genetics and Evolution, etc. Sociology: Groups and Organizations, etc. Political Science:

Cultural Change

Social Inequality

Elections

Religion

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It encompasses all social aspects including our language, customs, values, norms, mores, education, etc.

Society

politics

culture

political science

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It is the system by which a state or community is controlled as to put order.

Political

Constituents

Government

System

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__________ is the holistic “science of man”, a science of the totality of human existence.

Anthropology

Sociology

Archaeology

Etymology

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__________ is the study of relationships among people.

Anthropology

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Archaeology

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______ are conceptions or ideas people have about what is true in the environment around them like what is life, how to value it, and how one’s belief on the value of life relate with his or her interaction with others and the world.

Beliefs

Values

Language

Norms

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Reviewer [NAT G12] Understanding Culture, Society & Politics T2

UCSP is a multidisciplinary course that integrates and combines the contents, methods and theories of the following EXCEPT:

Anthropology: Genetics and Evolution, etc. Sociology: Groups and Organizations, etc. Political Science:

It encompasses all social aspects including our language, customs, values, norms, mores, education, etc.

It is the system by which a state or community is controlled as to put order.

__________ is the holistic “science of man”, a science of the totality of human existence.

__________ is the study of relationships among people.

______ are conceptions or ideas people have about what is true in the environment around them like what is life, how to value it, and how one’s belief on the value of life relate with his or her interaction with others and the world.

_____ describe what is appropriate or inappropriate in a given society or what ought to be.

It is a shared set of spoken and written symbols.

____ are specific rules/standards to guide appropriate behavior.

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