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FINALS (212)

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 43mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who is the American anthropologist who concluded that sexuality is culturally-shaped, that adolescence need not be stressful, and that the lives of adolescent girls are worthy of attention and respect.

a)

Margaret Mead

b)

Lewis Morgan

c)

Robert Fox

d)

Edouard Lartet

2.

Who studied and introduced “The Origin of Species”?

a)

Christian Thomsen

b)

Charles Darwin

c)

Edward Tylor

d)

Lewis Morgan

3.

He is a Danish archaeologist and museum curator who proposed “The Three Ages”.

a)

Edward Tylor

b)

Charles Darwin

c)

Lewis Morgan

d)

Christian Thomsen

4.

It is one of the most phenomenal works on the philosophy of history ever written by Ibn Khaldun with a gist of wisdom and hard earned experiences of his life.

a)

Coming of Age in Samoa

b)

Primitive Culture

c)

The Histories

d)

Al-Muqaddimah

5.

Who is the Father of Modern Genetics?

a)

Herbert Spencer

b)

Lewis Morgan

c)

Gregor Mendel

d)

Claude-Levi Strauss

6.

Philosophy of Education which instill student with essentials of academic knowledge enacting the back-to-back basic approach.

a)

Existensialism

b)

Essentialism

c)

Behaviorism

d)

Progressivism

7.

He believed that a democratic society informed and engaged inquirers was the best means of promoting human interest, and he believes the “learning by doing theory”.

a)

Soren Kierkegaard

b)

John B. Watson

c)

Albert Einstein

d)

John Dewey

8.

They believe that environment play an important role in pupils development.

a)

Constructivist

b)

Behaviorist

c)

Perenialist

d)

Existensialist

9.

Rejects the idea of absolute, unchanging truth asserting that is “what works.

a)

Idealism

b)

Pragmatism

c)

Realism

d)

Behaviorism

10.

Curriculum focuses taking social action by solving real problems. Community centered is being utilized.

a)

Behaviorism

b)

Reconstructionism

c)

Constructivism

d)

Perennialism

11.

Refers to the "web of social relationships" that humans form as a part of a family, which is the smallest unit of society.

a)

Family

b)

Kinship

c)

Consanguineous

d)

Affinal

12.

Which of the following are the most important criteria used for classifying people in the majority of the societies of the world?

a)

wealth and beauty

b)

kinship and wealth

c)

age, gender, and kinship

d)

age and gender

13.

The principle bonds that hold kinship groups together are?

a)

marriage and descent

b)

marriage and fictive relationships

c)

marriage and law

d)

descent

14.

In which of the following descent patterns would all individuals inherit both a patrilineal and a matrilineal line of ancestors?

a)

simple unilineal

b)

bilineal

c)

lineage

d)

descent

15.

Which of the following statements fits an ambilineal descent pattern?

a)

descent from either males or females is recognized, but individuals may select only one line to trace descent

b)

All people who are biologically related recognized each other as members of the same family

c)

It is known as double descent

d)

all of the above

16.

Which of the following question is NOT based from the concept of structuralism?

a)

How does the human mind function?

b)

What are the senses that can be perceived by the mind?

c)

What does the eyes see?

d)

What does the sound mean to you?

17.

Introspection is hard to do because of the following, except?

a)

Self-observation is prone to biases

b)

It does not guarantee to collect honest answer

c)

Introspection can be done by other person

d)

Human experiences varies from person to person

18.

Which of the following is a good application of Forgetting Curve Theory inside the class?

a)

Teacher Joan taps the board three times to tell the class to keep silent.

b)

Teacher Jose gives his learners a multiple type of test

c)

Teacher Jake always start the lesson with a review of the past discussion

d)

Teacher Jenny provides pre-test to know whose learners has previous knowledge about the topic.

19.

Based from the Binet-Simon Intelligence test, students who got lowest scores are considered morons. Which of the following became the criticism of the test?

a)

The test gave more emphasis on language

b)

The test questions were too easy to answer

c)

The test required the learner to answer questions not appropriate to their age

d)

All of the above

20.

The theory popularized by Ivan Pavlov is known as ____________.

a)

Theory of the Evolution of Man

b)

Classical Conditioning Theory

c)

Theory of Structuralism

d)

Theory of Functionalism

21.

It is a shared belief, customs, practices and social behavior of a certain community or people acquired through education and exposure to different people.

a)

habit

b)

culture

c)

tradition

d)

none of the above

22.

It is a body of long- established customs and beliefs viewed as a set of precedents that was handed down from generation to generation.

a)

habit

b)

belief

c)

culture

d)

tradition

23.

Which is NOT a spiritual dimension concerned?

a)

Traditional belief

b)

Infused belief

c)

Acquired belief

d)

Eclectic Approach to the divine

24.

The word habit is derived from the Latin habitus, which means?

a)

Give over

b)

How you are

c)

To love yourself

d)

To make something

25.

What age of a child is the beginning of the formal education of children in which their intellectual skills are ready?

a)

infancy

b)

Four or five

c)

Six or seven

d)

Eight

26.

Distinguished three steps or classes of needs which are existence, relatedness, and growth.

a)

Alderfer’s ERG theory

b)

Herzberg’s motivator-hygiene theory

c)

Adams' equity theory

d)

McClelland’s three-needs theory

27.

States that people are motivated if they are treated equitably, and receive what they consider fair for their effort and costs

a)

Alderfer’s ERG theory

b)

Herzberg’s motivator-hygiene theory

c)

Adams' equity theory

d)

McClelland’s three-needs theory

28.

This theory aims to explain how people choose from the available actions.

a)

Locke's goal-setting theory

b)

Skinner's reinforcement theory

c)

Vroom’s Expectancy Theory

d)

McClelland’s three-needs theory

29.

The person’s belief that there is a connection between activity and goal. If you perform well, you will get reward.

a)

Instrumentality

b)

Expectancy

c)

Valence

d)

Goal

30.

It includes the most basic needs for humans to survive, such as air, water and food. Maslow emphasized, our body and mind cannot function well if these requirements are not fulfilled.

a)

Physiological Needs

b)

Safety Needs

c)

Social Needs

d)

Esteem Needs

31.

This is a response or behavior is strengthened by stopping, removing, or avoiding a negative outcome or aversive stimulus.

a)

positive reinforcement

b)

negative reinforcement

c)

punishment

d)

power

32.

Belief in Hinduism that your next life will depend on your good and bad deeds in this life. The cycle of cause and effect.

a)

Holy

b)

Karma

c)

Reincarnation

d)

Vedas

33.

Which of these is not a pillar of Islam?

a)

Belief in Allah.

b)

Give to the poor.

c)

Gain wealth through kind deeds.

d)

Pilgrimage to mecca.

34.

A title that means "the anointed one" this title was given to Jesus Christ.

a)

Holy spirit

b)

Messiah

c)

Martyr

d)

Salvation

35.

Brahma, Vishnu and Siva are ...

a)

Hindu gods

b)

Buddhist gods

c)

Three different castes

d)

Three of the four noble truth

36.

The disagreement over Muhammad’s successor created what two branches(sects) within Islam?

a)

Shia/Jewish

b)

Shinto/Zen

c)

Sunni/Shia

d)

Sunni/Shinto

37.

Joseph has difficulty remembering his lesson. What can you suggest to help him improve in the class?

a)

Make a constant review of the lessons

b)

Use mnemonics to memorize concepts

c)

Have enough rest/sleep

d)

All of the above

38.

A type of writing system that value syllable but ignoring the vocalic elements?

a)

Pictographic and Ideographic

b)

Logographic

c)

Consonantal

d)

Alphabetic

39.

The STRUCTURALISM focuses on understanding the ___________ of the human mind.

a)

function

b)

parts

c)

structure

d)

all of the above

40.

Which of the following is the general concept of Classical Conditioning Theory?

a)

The retention increases through constant review of lessons

b)

The brain’s function is more important than its structure

c)

A behavior is learnt by a repetitive association between the response and the stimulus

d)

Human perception varies from person to person

41.

It is the changing approaches when an existing schema doesn’t work in a particular situation.

a)

Equilibration

b)

Accommodation

c)

Schema

d)

Assimilation

42.

During this stage, people develop the ability to think about abstract concepts, and logically test hypotheses.

a)

The Formal Operational Stage

b)

The Concrete Operational Stage

c)

The Preoperational Stage

d)

The Sensorimotor Stage

43.

Which of the following is not one of the several assumptions about children intellectual development?

a)

Children build their own knowledge based on their experiences.

b)

Children learn things on their own without influence from adults or older children.

c)

Children are motivated to learn by nature.

d)

Children need rewards as motivation.

44.

He believes that individuals who got high scores in any mental test tend to get high scores on all others.

a)

John Horn

b)

Charles Spearman

c)

Howard Gardner

d)

Raymond Cattell

45.

At what age for the mentally gifted training focus on exploration, socialization and basic house chores?

a)

Nine years old and below

b)

Six to eighteen years old

c)

Six years old and below

d)

Eighteen years old and below

46.

Which of the following is the cause of “Down Syndrome”?

a)

Genetic Disorder

b)

Infectious Diseases

c)

Hormonal Disorder

d)

None of the above

47.

This multiple intelligence is quantifying things and solves problems.

a)

Musical intelligence

b)

Linguistic intelligence

c)

Logical-mathematical Intelligence

d)

Bodily kinesthetic Intelligence

48.

This theory of intelligence pertains to the knowledge and skills obtained through learning and experience over years.

a)

Fluid Intelligence theory

b)

Crystallized Intelligence theory

c)

Psychometrics Theory

d)

General Intelligence

49.

He used two similar size balls of clay for his experiment. While a child in the preoperational stage may attest that the two balls of clay look the same, they are basing their assumptions purely on external observations. Piaget had a popular example to demonstrate the idea of____________.

a)

Metacognition

b)

Representation

c)

Conservation

d)

Specification

50.

Which of the following is not a variation of religious belief?

a)

Animism

b)

Afterlife

c)

Reincarnation

d)

Ritual

51.

The idea that some aspect of an individual's personal identity or consciousness continues to exist after the death of the body.

a)

Reincarnation

b)

Afterlife

c)

Witchcraft

d)

Sacrifice

52.

This belief includes the idea that after biological death the deceased person leaves his or her mortal body and returns to the human world in another human bodily form through rebirth.

a)

Reincarnation

b)

Afterlife

c)

Witchcraft

d)

Sacrifice

53.

Religion functions to reinforce the collective unity or social solidarity of a group.

a)

Religion as emotional support

b)

Religion as a source of identity

c)

Religion as an integrative force

d)

Religion creates a moral community

54.

These part-time practitioners are thought to be possessed by spirits while in possession trances

a)

Shaman

b)

Priests

c)

Witches

d)

Mediums

55.

The basic tenets of psychoanalysis include the following except _______.

a)

human behavior

b)

experience

c)

cognition

d)

recognition

56.

It is the school of psychology that tells about all consciousness of facts and phenomena of experiences are based upon the operation of the nervous system particularly the brain.

a)

Functionalism

b)

Structuralism

c)

Gestalt

d)

Behaviorism

57.

The person’s belief that there is a connection between activity and goal. If you perform well, you will get reward.

a)

Instrumentality

b)

Expectancy

c)

Valence

d)

Goal

58.

This theory maintain that a person does not feel a higher need until the needs of the current level have been satisfied.

a)

Maslow theory

b)

Skinner's reinforcement theory

c)

Vroom’s Expectancy Theory

d)

McClelland’s three-needs theory

59.

This means being valued, respected and appreciated by others. Humans need to feel to be valued, such as being useful and necessary in the world.

a)

Physiological Needs

b)

Safety Needs

c)

Social Needs

d)

Esteem Needs

60.

It is the symbolic representation of language in storable graphic form?

a)

writing

b)

alphabet

c)

drawing

d)

symbols