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Q2_SummativeTest 3_HumanPersonInSociety

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 23mins

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1.

The term society comes from the Latin word societas, which means fellowship or companionship. This origin best suggests that society is built through:

a)

A. mutual respect among people

b)

B. shared territory and common goals

c)

C. constant competition between groups

d)

D. individual freedom from rules

2.

Which of the following situations best illustrates the idea that “no person can live fully alone”?

a)

A. A student building confidence by studying independently

b)

B. A group of classmates sharing ideas for a project

c)

C. A traveler choosing to live in isolation from others

d)

D. A leader making all decisions without consulting the team

3.

A class decides to organize a community pantry for those in need. This act mainly reflects society’s goal of:

a)

A. enforcing order and discipline

b)

B. ensuring survival and cooperation

c)

C. promoting competition and ambition

d)

D. displaying wealth and authority

4.

When Filipinos practice “bayanihan,” they show how society:

a)

depends solely on technology

b)

values individual freedom over cooperation

c)

strengthens unity through shared effort

d)

discourages interaction among members

5.

A child who grows up in a respected family learns to say “po” and “opo” when speaking to elders. This shows that:

a)

families are separate from society’s rules

b)

society shapes individual behavior

c)

values cannot be learned through culture

d)

individuals are not influenced by others

6.

Which situation reflects society’s norms towards individuals?

a)

A. A student choosing a hobby alone

b)

B. A citizen adjusting behavior to follow laws

c)

C. A person ignoring social expectations

d)

D. A worker refusing to follow workplace norms

7.

People form societies primarily because:

a)

they want to isolate themselves from conflict

b)

human beings naturally seek survival and belonging

c)

it ensures that some people will have more power

d)

governments require them to live together

8.

The classroom serves as a micro-society because:

a)

students learn from interaction, discipline, and cooperation

b)

everyone behaves the same way all the time

c)

only teachers hold authority

d)

it does not require rules or norms

9.

A student who transfers from one country to another learns new customs and language. This best shows that:

a)

A. society and culture are independent

b)

B. social environment influences personal identity

c)

C. individuals do not adapt to change

d)

D. identity is permanent regardless of surroundings

10.

Which statement best summarizes the two-way relationship between people and society?

a)

Society dictates all individual actions

b)

People and society continuously shape one another

c)

Individuals exist apart from any community

d)

Society changes only through technology

11.

The earliest and simplest form of society where people hunt and gather food is called:

a)

Agrarian society

b)

Hunting and Gathering society

12.

What key characteristic distinguishes pastoral societies from horticultural ones?

a)

Pastoral societies raise animals while horticultural societies grow crops

b)

Pastoral societies rely on machines while horticultural ones are nomadic

c)

Both focus on technology and trade

d)

Horticultural societies depend on land ownership systems

13.

Which example best represents an agrarian society today?

a)

Farmers using traditional tools to cultivate rice fields

b)

People working in a virtual office online

c)

Citizens trading cryptocurrency for profit

d)

Engineers designing robots for factories

14.

In feudal societies, the relationship between lords and peasants was based on:

a)

mutual independence and equality

b)

land ownership and protection exchange

c)

competition for leadership

d)

shared religious beliefs only

15.

The shift from manual work to machine production during the Industrial Revolution led to:

a)

smaller communities and less interaction

b)

more diverse workplaces and urban growth

c)

increased isolation and limited education

d)

stronger dependence on agriculture

16.

A teenager who earns money through online freelancing reflects characteristics of which form of society?

a)

Agrarian

b)

Feudal

c)

Post-industrial (virtual)

d)

Industrial

17.

Which of the following best shows how virtual society changes human individuality?

a)

Students expressing opinions through online platforms

b)

Farmers using tools for planting

c)

Workers following traditional routines

d)

Families preserving old customs only

18.

A community that relies heavily on machinery, factories, and organized labor divisions is a sign of:

a)

Industrial society

b)

Pastoral society

c)

Agrarian society

d)

Post-industrial society

19.

The Ifugao who cultivate rice terraces in the mountains are an example of a:

a)

Horticultural society

b)

Industrial society

c)

Post-industrial society

d)

Feudal society

20.

Which statement best summarizes the evolution of societies?

a)

Societies progress by combining cooperation, technology, and adaptation

b)

Societies remain unchanged through time

c)

Human individuality limits social development

d)

Technology replaces the need for values

21.

Which best describes a social system?

a)

It is a personal habit that defines one's attitude

b)

It is a structure that organizes human relationships in society

c)

It is an informal group with no shared rules

d)

It is an individual's emotional reaction to others

22.

A law requiring students to wear uniforms promotes:

a)

social order and shared identity

b)

individual rebellion

c)

inequality and division

d)

complete freedom from norms

23.

When a student follows classroom rules even without the teacher’s reminder, this reflects the influence of:

a)

A. Folkways

b)

B. Laws

c)

C. Social values

d)

D. Discipline

24.

Which scenario best shows how social roles influence behavior?

a)

A son respecting his parents at home

b)

A class officer leading group projects responsibly

c)

A customer choosing a favorite store

d)

A tourist exploring another country

25.

A student advocates honesty and teamwork because these are values learned in school. This reflects how:

a)

A. social institutions shape moral behavior

b)

B. education limits self-expression

c)

C. family and school exist separately

d)

D. personal beliefs are not influenced by systems

26.

When people follow traffic rules to maintain order, they show the function of:

a)

norms and laws

b)

folkways and habits

c)

culture and language

d)

personal goals

27.

In a school, the principal, teachers, and students each have different duties. This best illustrates:

a)

conflict and inequality

b)

organized social structure and roles

c)

total independence from authority

d)

individualism over cooperation

28.

Which example shows that social systems can transform relationships?

a)

Online learning changes how students interact with teachers and peers

b)

Students stop talking to classmates for personal reasons

c)

A person chooses to avoid public gatherings

d)

A teacher ignores all school rules

29.

When a class officer resolves a misunderstanding among classmates, this reflects:

a)

the role of social order in maintaining harmony

b)

the weakness of authority

c)

the decline of respect among peers

d)

independence from social systems

30.

Respect, honesty, and cooperation are examples of:

a)

social norms

b)

social institutions

c)

social values

d)

social systems