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Worksheet time: 25mins
What does the definition of legal authority imply about its power?
It can only influence through persuasion
It can use force to compel obedience
It relies on voluntary compliance
It functions without any enforcement mechanism
What does the 'Palakasan system' refer to?
A system of merit-based promotions
A method of bureaucratic efficiency
A framework for transparent governance
Leveraging connections with powerful individuals for advantages
What term describes the judgment of practices, such as having multiple wives in some Muslim cultures, based on one's own cultural standards?
Cultural Relativism
Globalization
Ethnocentrism
Assimilation
What is the purpose of symbols and symbolism in movements and advocacies?
To create and spread ideas
To decorate objects
To express personal feelings
To communicate daily
Which discipline focuses on systems of governance, political activities, political thoughts, associated constitutions, and political behavior?
Sociology
Economics
Political Science
Anthropology
What term describes a group or social category that individuals use to define their beliefs, attitudes, values, and guide their behavior?
Reference Groups
Peer Groups
Support Networks
Social Clubs
What term describes the process of learning how society and specific groups work so you can be part of them?
Assimilation
Acculturation
Socialization
Integration
What does the statement 'Society depends on cooperation but also has internal struggles' mean?
Society only cooperates, with no struggles.
Society has no cooperation, only conflict.
Society needs cooperation but also has internal conflicts.
Society functions without any internal differences.
Mr. Henry Sy's belief that men and women should be treated equally in the workplace reflects which concept?
Ethnocentrism
Cultural Relativism
Stereotyping
Traditionalism
In terms of symbols, which aspect usually carries greater significance beyond its immediate appearance?
Underlying meaning
Surface value
Hidden value
Literal meaning
What is the traditional Filipino method of saving money using bamboo as a vault called?
Piggy Bank
Alkamero
Alkansya
Cash Box
What term describes the concentration and perpetuation of political power by individuals related to one another?
Political Reform
Electoral System
Political Dynasty
Government Transparency
What term describes the process of passing cultural knowledge to the next generation to ensure the continuation of traditions and practices?
Assimilation
Acculturation
Socialization
Enculturation
How is an individual's identity primarily formed?
Through personal hobbies
Through interaction with other people
By following trends
By traveling alone
Which of the following best describes material culture?
Beliefs and values
Rituals and traditions
Dress and food
Language
Which symbol is traditionally known as the most recognized representation of Christianity or Christendom?
Crescent Moon
Christian Cross
Star of David
Om Symbol
Which festivals and practices are examples of spiritual or religious observances in the Philippines?
Obando Festival, Panaad sa Ceiniguin, Feast of the Black Nazarene
Sinulog Festival, Panagbenga, Kadayawan Festival
Ati-Atihan, Pahiyas Festival, Lantern Festival
Lechon Festival, Flower Festival, International Balloon Festival
Which of the following best describes how individuals and groups use clothing, possessions, and societal recognition to convey social status?
Cultural tradition
Status symbol
Social norm
Economic factor
Which terms best describe the L sign, Kulay Rosas, and the Fist Hand sign?
Cultural artifact
Political symbol
Social custom
Historical landmark
Which of the following can be considered a part of culture?
The food you eat
The garments you wear
Language
All of the above
What can result from strong ethnocentrism when encountering a new culture?
Acceptance
Cooperation
Tolerance
Disorientation
When the politics of one component in a system change, all the other components and the system will be..
affected
steady
destroyed
created
Which concept refers to the existence of diverse cultures within a territory and the approach to understanding and managing that cultural diversity?
Assimilation
Cultural Relativism
Ethnocentrism
Multiculturalism
Which of the following consequences can result from extreme forms of ethnocentrism?
Disorientation
Cultural exchange
Greater tolerance
Wars
The Philippine government's approach of allowing diverse religious practices without imposing bans reflects which concept?
Ethnocentrism
Cultural Relativism
Assimilation
Cultural Imperialism
Which concept refers to the belief that one's culture is superior to others, often leading to isolation from or negative views of other cultures?
Cultural Relativism
Cultural Assimilation
Social Darwinism
Ethnocentrism
Which concept involves evaluating and understanding cultural practices and values based on the norms and standards of the culture in question rather than from one's cultural perspective?
Ethnocentrism
Cultural Relativism
Social Darwinism
Cultural Assimilation
What characteristics justify that culture is 'No culture stays in a perpetual state'?
Culture changes
Culture is cumulative
Culture is learned
Culture is dynamic
What term refers to the society's shared practices, values, beliefs, norms, and artifacts?
Culture
Residents
Safety
Experience
This refers to a group whose members interact, reside in a definable area, and share a culture.
Culture
Society
Residents
Ethnosphere
What does it mean if everyone in society were exactly alike?
Relationships would be more meaningful
Relationships would be limited
Differences would become less important
Everyone would get along perfectly
What term describes the criticism of traditional Chinese foods?
Cultural Relativism
Globalization
Ethnocentrism
Cultural Imperialism
Who is credited with founding sociology and developing the concept of positivism?
Marx
Weber
Durkheim
Comte
What does the Latin root 'socius,' from which the word 'society' is derived, mean?
Leader
Companion
Neighbor
Stranger
What do we aim to understand when studying different political systems?
Their economic policies
Their functioning and finding better systems
Their cultural practices
Their historical background
What field of study examines how human behavior is shaped by the groups to which individuals belong and the social interactions within those groups?
Psychology
Anthropology
Sociology
Political Science
Ana and Pedro have different religions. However, they respect each other. What term best describes their attitude?
Ethnocentrism
Cultural Relativism
Tolerance
Assimilation
Which of the following refers to culturally determined rules that people regarding what is right, wrong, proper, or improper?
Norms and Values
Culture
Roles
Status
What refers to this statement 'It is not ranked position, but simply a label that implies certain roles that must be performed'?
Norms and Values
Culture
Status
Roles
It is different from a group in the sense that people are temporarily together in space, maybe even doing the same things, but do not identify them as belonging together.
Aggregate
Group
Primary
Secondary
Which of the following is known as a sociological concept for a set of social relations between network elements that interact, and which are individuals?
In-group
Out-group
Primary
Social Network
Which of the following groups is composed of people we want to emulate?
Aggregate
In-group
Negative reference
Positive reference
Performer, clerk, customer, and employee are examples of:
In-group
Out-group
Primary
Secondary
Which of the following involves interaction among members who have an emotional investment or attachment to one another and in a situation?
In-group
Out-group
Primary
Secondary
What type of socialization occurs when an individual moves to a new group and must learn the new values and beliefs of the new group?
Primary socialization
Secondary socialization
Anticipatory
Resocialization
What part of the socialization process denotes culture, language, social structures, and the individual's rank within them?
Content and process
Result and outcomes
Context
Resocialization
It is a discipline in social sciences concerned with human society and human social activities.
Anthropology
Sociology
Political science
Paleontology
In cultural anthropology, we compare ideas, morals, practices, and systems within or between cultures. Which of the following anthropological perspectives does it represent?
Holism
Cultural relativism
Comparison
Legal force
It is the study, analysis, and description of humanity's past and present. Questions about the past include prehistoric origins and human evolution.
Sociology
Politics
Anthropology
Psychology
