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WorksheetsMastery 1
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 11mins
The orientation or perspective that views one’s culture as the center of everything, using it as a standard for judging other cultures is called ___________________________.
Cultural Relativism
Ethnocentrism
Culture
Ethnic Superiority
Everything that includes laws, beliefs, practices, customs and traditions of a group or society is referred to as _____________________________.
Cultural Relativism
Ethnocentrism
Culture
Ethnic Superiority
The concept or methodological position which allows social scientists to study a specific culture without any bias is termed as __________________________________.
Cultural Relativism
Ethnocentrism
Culture
Ethnic Superiority
The German-American anthropologist who was among the first to introduce the concept of cultural relativism was __________________________________.
Max Weber
Emile Durkheim
Franz Boas
Lewis Morgan
By taking an emic perspective in studying cultural groups and their practices, one can gather a richer and more comprehensive understanding of the subjects at hand. Emic perspective is commonly referred also as the ____________________________.
Own perspective
External perspective
Insider's perspective
Self-perspective
Why might ethnocentrism on a global scale lead to dehumanizing others?
Others may be treated as savage or morally corrupt.
There is no way to determine right or wrong.
Native people often to wish to colonize superior culture.
Believing one's own culture is superior makes one a morally corrupt savage
Understanding female circumcision as a significant rite of passage for women as opposed to kind of mutilation is an example of __________________________.
Ethnocentrism
Colonialism
Cultural Relativism
Cultural Familiar
Within this ideology, individuals will judge other groups in relation to their own culture, especially with concern to language, belief, behavior and customs. In this statement what perspective in anthropology is being referred?
Ethnocentrism
Colonial mentality
Cultural Relativism
Cultural Familiarity
Which of these is an example of ethnocentrism?
A girl teasing her little sister because of her freckles
A woman not accepted for a job because of her size
A girl looking down on a half-naked native woman
A woman underestimating the job of a teacher
Which of the following is FALSE regarding cultural relativism?
When studying another culture you must convert to its religious beliefs to understand its customs.
A taboo in your own society might be perfectly acceptable in another society.
It’s difficult or impossible to force your own culture’s rituals onto another group.
People tend to be more tolerant of another culture’s customs when they learn the meaning behind them.
Any aspect of way of living developed by a group that is passed down from generation to generation is called ____________________________.
Inheritance
Cultural Legacy
Cultural Tradition and Values
Cultural Heritage
Objects like artifacts, buildings, monuments, and musical instruments are examples of _______________________________.
Cultural Arts
Tangible Heritage
Intangible Heritage
Natural Heritage
Rituals, social norms, practices, performance arts, and folklore are examples of _______________________________.
Cultural Arts
Tangible Heritage
Intangible Heritage
Natural Heritage
Which of the following is an example of natural heritage?
Paoay Church
Banaue Rice Terraces
Intramuros
Puerto Princesa Subterranean River
A special form of tangible heritage that includes the environmental sites are important to a group’s culture is called ____________________________.
Cultural Arts
Tangible Heritage
Intangible Heritage
Natural Heritage
Which of the following refers to an event during the Lower Paleolithic Age?
Smaller and finer tools
Use of Mousterian tools
Domestication of plants
Sticks, sharp blades, and harpoons
Use of Oldowan tools
Which of the following refers to an event during the Middle Paleolithic Age?
Smaller and finer tools
Use of Mousterian tools
Domestication of plants
Sticks, sharp blades, and harpoons
Use of Oldowan tools
Which of the following refers to an event during the Upper Paleolithic Age?
Smaller and finer tools
Use of Mousterian tools
Domestication of plants
Sticks, sharp blades, and harpoons
Use of Oldowan tools
Which of the following refers to an event during the Mesolithic Age?
Smaller and finer tools
Use of Mousterian tools
Domestication of plants
Sticks, sharp blades, and harpoons
Use of Oldowan tools
Which of the following refers to an event during the Neolithic Age?
Smaller and finer tools
Use of Mousterian tools
Domestication of plants
Sticks, sharp blades, and harpoons
Use of Oldowan tools
It is a political system where rulers of a country or a government are made up of the aristocracy.
Democracy
Oligarchy
Anarchy
Monarchy
It is an area in the ancient Middle East that is believed to be “cradle of civilization” and the birthplace of agriculture, urbanization, trade, and science due to its fertile land area.
Deccan Plateau
Anatolia
Fertile Crescent
Sumer
It is the era in cultural evolution when people began to settle in specific areas to domesticate plants and animals.
Neolithic Age
Mesolithic Age
Paleolithic Age
Iron Age
It is a positive terminology for a Greek leader that also translates to “boss.”
Tsar
Commander
Dictator
Tyrant
Why did the kings were ousted from their throne?
The aristocracy wants to assert their concern and rule the society.
Because of the king’s ambition to be once hailed palace-laden rulers like their predecessors.
The people wanted a tyrant
All of the above
The creation of civilization through permanent settlements was dictated by reliable food supply. This implication of Neolithic Revolution belongs to the ___________________.
Social Implication
Economic Implication
Human Implication
Political Implication
The following were part of the Economic implication during the Neolithic Revolution EXCEPT one:
Domestication of crops and animals
Introduction of a selective breeding process of crops and animals
The purpose of domestication served as the gateway for a complex society and the possibility for urbanization.
An abundant supply of food and resources was maintained.
What age or era marked the system of trade grew in prosperity leading to the development of cities and changes in socio-political positions.
Bronze Age
Iron Age
Copper Age
Middle Stone Age
Upon the ousting of the kings by the collective efforts of the noblemen, it had been regarded as the establishment of the first republics.
True
False
Cuneiform was a system of developed by the Mesopotamians.
False
True
Artifacts carry with them important cultural and historical meanings that no person in the present could bring back.
True
False
Practices that occurred in the past would not have been known if not for the discovery of artifacts.
False
True
Despite the seemingly great successes archaeologists have made in recent years, there is still more to discover about history.
True
False
Archaeology is the study of personality, traits, and behavior that make up a person.
False
True
Evolution is the process of developing physical and biological change in a species over a period of time.
False
True
