WorksheetsUCSP QUIZ 2
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 24mins
It is a pattern of relationships between and among individuals and social groups.
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It is an object, word, or action that stands for something else with no natural relationship that is culturally defined
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It is a process that introduces people to social norms and customs. This process helps individuals function well in society, and, in turn, helps society run smoothly.
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Groups organized to fulfill the feeling of companionship.
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Groups organized to support or influence social actions.
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What is the meaning of this symbol?
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What is the name of this symbol?
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What is the name of this cultural symbol?
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What is the meaning of this social symbol?
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What is the name of this cultural symbol?
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What is the meaning of this social symbol?
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Ethnocentrism behaviour makes a culture strong and durable.
True
False
Ethnocentric individuals appreciate other culture that they encounter along their way.
True
False
A group’s culture is the centre of everything and others are just nothing in a perspective of ethnocentric individual.
True
False
Ethnocentrism is confining one’s beliefs.
True
False
In cultural relativism’s point of view, no culture is superior than another culture when compared to systems of morality, law, politics.
True
False
Cultural relativism discourage the understanding of cultural practices that are unfamiliar to other cultures such as eating insects, genocides or having multiple wives.
True
False
Cultural relativism and ethnocentrism is the same.
True
False
In practicing the norms and values of society, behaving as a cultural relativist individual is appropriate
True
False
Cultural relativism refers to giving value to a familiar cultural value from one’s own perspective.
True
False
In a cultural relativist perspective, a trait is right or wrong depends on the setting or culture that it is practice or use.
True
False
ethnocentrism or cultural relativism:
Some tribes isolate themselves from others because they are a threat to them
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ethnocentrism or cultural relativism:
Ana and Pedro have different religions. However, they respect each other
(a)
ethnocentrism or cultural relativism:
Pampangeños prefer to look at the other regional cultures likely similar
(a)
ethnocentrism or cultural relativism:
Mr. Henry Sy believes that men and women are equal in workplace.
(a)
ethnocentrism or cultural relativism:
Americans believe that their culture is better than British.
(a)
ethnocentrism or cultural relativism:
Other countries express disgust at other culture cuisines and think that it’s gross
(a)
ethnocentrism or cultural relativism:
Philippine government does not ban any religious activities
(a)
ethnocentrism or cultural relativism:
Pedro believes that tribe paint their faces for religious ceremonies, there must be a good reason why he do that
(a)
ethnocentrism or cultural relativism:
Linda uses her culture to judge other culture
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