WorksheetsGEC-PPC MIDTERM EXAM
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Consists of large masses of people who conform
to and prescribe to ever-changing norms.
popular culture
folk culture
mass culture
none of these
It is the characteristics and knowledge of a particular group of people, encompassing language, religion, cuisine, social habits, music and arts.
Influence
Dominant
Culture
Emergent
Culture can be taught, learned and integrated, therefore it cannot be shared.
False
True
It consists of the aspects of attitudes, behaviors, beliefs, customs, and tastes that define the people of any society. It is also referred to as the culture of the people.
Culture
Religion
Popular Culture
Beliefs
The term "pop" in Popular Culture depicts the influence of music had upon it. The term pop is more specific than that of popular.
TRUE
FALSE
Only the first sentence is correct.
Only the second sentence is correct.
Popular culture brings a large number of homogeneous from different background to form various social groups.
TRUE
FALSE
Spreading fake news and misinformation through various forms of media depicts:
The power of the elites to influence and control the lower class through popular culture.
The power of the lower classes to engage rebellion against the dominant groups.
The power of the government to control the mass.
The power of the mass to influence and control the elites.
High respect for the natural world, spiritual realms and its beings is _________________________.
A culture that we have prior to the arrival of the foreign influence.
A culture influenced by the Spaniards
A culture introduced by the Americans
A culture imposed by the Japanese
One of the traits in which most Filipinas are known for is being "mahinhin" presently known as Maria Clara. This is_____________________.
one of the Filipina values prior to the arrival of foreign influence.
the values influenced by the Spaniards.
the values introduced by the Americans.
the values imposed by the Japanese.
The following are the Filipino culture today except____________.
Filipinos are resilient
Filipinos are religious
Filipinos are united by one religion
Filipinos love architecture and art
Education system was introduced to the Filipinos only when the Americans arrived in the Philippines.
TRUE
FALSE
Popular Culture is consist of large heterogeneous groups.
True
False
All of the above
None of these
The expansion of economic, political, and cultural processes to the point that they become global in scale and impact.
Environmental Crisis
Globalization
Degradation
All of these
The following are negative results of globalization EXCEPT.
Loss of traditional values
Produces a lot of pollution
Depletion of natural resources and/or extinction of species
Produces a lot of job opportunities
From what country does K-drama came from? A Philippine Pop Culture in the area of movie.
Japan
Taiwan
Korea
China
The following are Korean popular culture terminologies adapted in the Philippines EXCEPT.
K-drama
samgyupsal
arigatou
Annyeonghaseyo
Breanna practices Hinduism. Which element is this?
arts
history
language
religion
Darrius enjoys everything about the Lincoln Days celebration that we have each year. Which element is practiced through this event?
religion
arts
history
daily life
Morgan believes that mosaics are stunning. Mosaics are what element?
language
history
government
arts
Bella wants to create a dictatorship for this team. She's practicing which element?
economy
religion
history
government
In Kentucky we say "y'all," but in Tennessee they say "you'uns." What is this (besides a weird way of saying "all of you")?
social groups
economy
government
language
Personal disorientation when experiencing an unfamiliar way of life.
culture shock
values
beliefs
cultural transmission
A process of passing on culture to the next generation.
culture shock
values
beliefs
cultural transmission
Rules and expectations by which society guides the behavior of its members.
norms
mores
folkways
social control
Means by which members of a society encourage conformity to norms.
norms
mores
folkways
social control
The process of being socialized into a certain culture.
enculturation
acculturation
assimilation
socialization
A process through which a person or group from one culture comes to adopt the practices and values of another culture.
enculturation
acculturation
assimilation
socialization
The process in which a minority group or culture assumes the behaviors, values, rituals and beliefs of their host nation's majority group.
enculturation
acculturation
assimilation
socialization
The process whereby an individual learns to adjust to a group or society.
enculturation
acculturation
assimilation
socialization
Who is the first person to use the term "acculturation"?
John Wesley Powell
Ernest W. Burgess
Robert E. Park
W.I. Thomas
A socialization that takes place from birth to adolescence.
primary socialization
secondary socialization
tertiary socialization
none of these
The integration and transformation of knowledge
about individuals and groups of people into specific
standards, policies, practices, and attitudes used in
appropriate cultural settings to increase the quality of
services, thereby producing better outcomes.
cultural competence
cultural assimilation
cultural socialization
cultural incapacity
Refers to the attitude of valuing the self as a separate individual with responsibility for one’s own destiny or actions (e.g., taking care of own one’s needs over the group’s, self-interest is an appropriate goal).
individualism
collectivism
proficiency
pre-competence
Practice of judging another culture by the standards of one’s own culture
cultural change
cultural lag
ethnocentrism
cultural relativism
Practice of evaluating a culture by its own standards.
cultural change
cultural lag
ethnocentrism
cultural relativism
