WorksheetsUCSP Final Exam
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
It is a shared knowledge, beliefs and values of those in a society and are ideas that are passed from generation to generation.
Society
Culture
Traditions
Customs
It is about human beings develop through social interaction.
Society
Sociology
Socialization
Both b and c
This are the complex differences that includes: class, role, culture, age ability, sex etc. that create discrimination among individuals in the basis of their social characteristics.
Cultural Variation
Social Change
Social Differences
All of the above
Refers to the differences in social behaviors that different culture exhibit around the world.
Social differences
Cultural variation
Social disturbing
Both a and b
It is a perspective of social science that analyzes commonalities or similarities of each culture.
Cultural variation
Society
Sociology
Cultural relativism
This concerns with the process of growth, industrialization, and change and the impact on government forms and policies.
Political Science
Sociology
Anthropology
Society
What is the smallest unit of society?
Community
Family
State
Government
The following claims are made by cultural relativists except:
The moral code of our own society is just part of a larger body of morality and ethical standards
Each society has a diverse set of moral conducts.
Believe that other culture’s elements as inferior and unacceptable.
High tolerance among culture must be exercised always.
What categorizes people based on their characteristics, needs, desires, lifestyles, and challenges?
Social status
Self
Society
Religion
Who coined the term ethnocentrism in his work Folkways that served as the foundation in social analysis in every culture?
William Graham Sumner
William Graham Winter
William Graham Cookies
Both a and c are correct
Ethnocentric person has the following characteristics except:
Discard out-group ethnicities and culture.
Believe that cultures are inferior.
The idea of moral progress is always questionable.
Look at other culture’s elements as inferior and unacceptable.
It refers to the view that one ethnic group is somehow superior to all others.
Culture relativist
ethnocentrism
culture activist
none of the above
It describes a group of people who share a common rules and regulations.
Culture
Society
Self
Community
These are informal and unwritten rules that governs human behaviour.
Constitution
Laws
Norms
Traditions
These are traditional events that celebrates some aspects of community culture, beliefs and history.
Norms
Festivals
Past times
Both b and c
This are the procedures that has symbolic meaning and importance often marking a rite of passage.
Fashion
Rituals/Ceremony
Holidays
Both b and c
This is the existence of variety of cultural group within a society that results in the practices, values, traditions, or beliefs based on race, age, ethnicity, religion, and gender.
Cultural differences
Cultural diversity
Sociology
Both a and b
This divides the society into higher or lower class.
Social stratifcation
Sociology
Society
Political Science
These are the things that people do for enjoyment such as sports, hobbies and recreations such as people enjoy them as children and then passed them on to their children.
Fashion
Food
Past time
All of the above
These are the cultivation, selection, preparation and appreciation of food passes from one generation to the next which includes traditional fine dining and proper social meals.
Holiday
Past time
food
festival
A continuing process whereby an individual acquire a personal identity and learn the norms, values, behavior and social skills.
acculturation
assimilation
socialization
none of the above
This is the study, analysis and description of humanity’s past and present.
Political science
Anthropology
Biology
Both a and b
In society this is the closest and most influential social group in the child’s life.
peer group
family
barkada
crowd
Provides spiritual guidance, norms of conduct & rules of behavior.
school
family
church
mass media
This characteristic of culture refers to an individual from one culture adapt practices from another culture without diminishing their own.
Culture integrated
Culture is dynamic
Culture is shared
all are correct
Which of the following statement is true?
. Successful socialization can result in uniformity within a society.
Large-scale complex societies that are not culturally homogenous usually have unanimous agreement about what should be shared norms.
Socialization plays no part in personality formation in individuals.
both b and c
This characteristic of culture refers to a group of people within the society tend to learn and pass on information generation to generation.
Culture is adaptive
Culture is learned
Culture changes
all are correct
Refers to a characteristic of culture that is dynamic and flexible, changes all the time, everyday and in different ways.
culture is learned
culture is dynamic
culture is shared
all are correct
This is where individual become more productive, more developed, and become more knowledgeable members of the society.
family
mass media
church
school
Refers to a characteristic of culture that enables human behavior or group to adjust, survive and thrive in their environment.
culture changed
culture is adaptive
culture is shared
all are correct
Refers to a characteristic of culture that a group of people shares a culture that emerges with shared experience of durable groups.
culture is shared
culture is symbol
culture changed
both a and c
Refers to information, entertainments that affects the audience’s behavior and attitudes.
school
mass media
church
family
Refers to a characteristic of culture that change over time to the shared way of life of a group.
culture is learned
culture is shared
culture change
none of the above
When does socialization begin?
When children reach puberty.
At birth or shortly thereafter.
On entering nursery school or kindergarten
at the time when an individual is conceived
Refers to an adolescent’s first major socialization experience outside the realm of their families.
church
school
peer group
both c and d
Refers to the ranking of members of a society in groups on the basis of their status.
Social stratification
society
social structuure
none of the above
This class wield the greatest political power.
lower class
upper class
middle class
all of the above
This class is also known as “ sandwich class”.
middle class
upper class
lower class
all of the above
These classes are the working class, people of this class, few of whom have finished high school, suffer from lack of medical care, adequate housing and food, decent clothing, safety, and vocational training.
upper class
middle class
lower class
none of the above
Refers to a system of stratification, that a person is born into a social ranking but can move up or down from it much more easily than in caste systems or slave societies.
Slavery
class system
caste system
none of the above
_________ is characterized by the existence of unequal opportunities and rewards for different social positions or statuses within a group or society.
social stratification
social class
social inequality
both a and c
Refers to the unequal distribution of income, wealth, and material goods.
inequality of conditions
inequality of opportunities
social inequality
both a and c
refers to the unequal distribution of life chances across individuals. This is reflected in measures such as level of education, health status, and treatment by the criminal justice system.
inequality of opportunities
inequality of conditions
social inequality
both a and b
Refers to a concept that denotes some internal and external factors leading to change in the cultural pattern of societies. It can be material as well as non-material in nature.
social change
cultural change
political change
both a and c
refers to the transformation of culture, behavior, social institutions, and social structure over time. It is any significant alteration over time in behavior patterns and cultural values and norms.
cultural change
social change
political change
both b and c
