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WorksheetsUCSP 2ND QUARTER EXAM
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 21mins
What term refers to the belief that animals, plants, and objects possess a spiritual essence or soul?
Monotheism
Animism
Polytheism
Institutionalized Religion
What belief system holds that multiple gods or deities exist, each governing a specific domain?
Monotheism
Polytheism
Animism
Atheism
What example from the presentation represents Polytheism?
Christianity
Ancient Greek Mythology
Islam
Buddhism
What belief system acknowledges only one supreme, all-powerful God?
A. Animism
B. Monotheism
C. Polytheism
D. Humanism
What religions are considered examples of Monotheism?
Godess Athena
Godess Aphrodite
Church
Greek gods
What is the belief that a specific river, mountain, or forest may be a powerful spiritual being that must be respected?
Institutionalized Religion
Animism
Monotheism
Polytheism
What kind of religion has formal doctrines, written sacred texts, and structured leadership?
Institutionalized Religion
Folk Religion
Animism
Polytheism
What is an example of an Institutionalized Religion mentioned in the presentation?
Hinduism
Buddhism
The Catholic Church
Ancient Greek Religion
What title does the global leader of the Catholic Church hold?
Bishop
Priest
Pope
Pastor
What term describes a religion that has organized rituals and hierarchical leadership?
Polytheism
Institutionalized Religion
Animism
Monotheism
What concept refers to keeping government and religious institutions separate?
Religious Freedom
Separation of Church and State
Political Religion
Theocracy
What country's constitution first established the principle of Separation of Church and State?
United States
France
United Kingdom
Germany
What is the main goal of the Separation of Church and State?
To promote religion
To protect individual conscience and ensure neutrality
To allow religious leaders in politics
To eliminate religion
What kind of belief system developed from nature spirits to organized religion?
Humanism
Religion and Belief Systems
Theism
Animism
What does the term 'Theism' broadly refer to?
Belief in one or more gods
Denial of gods
Worship of ancestors
Study of culture
What is one social impact of Institutionalized Religions mentioned in the presentation?
Increased social chaos
Formal laws and hierarchies
Decline of moral systems
Isolation of individuals
What aspect of religion helps shape morality and political structures?
Myths
Belief Systems
Rituals
Ceremonies
What are considered the two main types of Theistic beliefs?
Animism and Humanism
Polytheism and Monotheism
Institutional and Folk Religions
Cultural and Political Beliefs
What do Animistic traditions often require before using natural resources?
Paying taxes
Praying to spirits or honoring them
Asking government approval
What is the key takeaway about Religion and Belief Systems from the presentation?
They limit political freedom
They shape social order and morality
They only apply to ancient cultures
They are no longer relevant
Which term refers to structures, organizations, and rules that organize a society's economic activities?
Political Institutions
Economic Institutions
Religious Institutions
Cultural Institutions
Which of the following is not an example of an economic institution?
Market Transaction
Reciprocity
Redistribution
Communication
Which form of exchange involves giving without expecting an immediate or specific return?
Balanced Reciprocity
Negative Reciprocity
Which type of reciprocity involves direct trade with an equal value exchange?
Generalized Reciprocity
Balanced Reciprocity
Negative Reciprocity
Transfer
Which kind of reciprocity tries to get more out of an exchange than one gives?
Negative Reciprocity
Generalized Reciprocity
Balanced Reciprocity
Market Reciprocity
Which example best shows Generalized Reciprocity?
Selling vegetables in the market
A parent giving food to their child
Trading rice for corn
Buying a cellphone online
7. Which example best represents Balanced Reciprocity?
Exchanging gifts of equal value between friends on their birthdays.
A store owner selling goods to customers for profit.
A person donating money to charity with no expectation of return.
A government collecting taxes from citizens.
Which of the following is an example of balanced reciprocity?
Donating to charity
Trading equal goods, like eggs for apples
A parent giving allowance
Taking advantage of someone in a deal
Which example describes Negative Reciprocity?
Trading fairly with a friend
Overpricing an item to gain more
Donating to the poor
Paying taxes to the government
Which type of economic institution involves a one-way transfer of goods or money without expecting an equal return?
Reciprocity
Transfers
Market Transactions
Redistribution
Which activity is an example of a transfer?
Paying income tax
Donating clothes to charity
Selling goods in the market
Trading food for tools
Which type of economic system collects resources in a central place and redistributes them among people?
Reciprocity
Redistribution
Market Transaction
State Market
Which example best represents Redistribution?
Trading fish for rice
Government taxation and social security
A family giving gifts to neighbors
A shop selling products at low cost
Which system involves buying and selling goods and services using money?
Redistribution
Market Transaction
Reciprocity
Transfers
Which concept includes supply, demand, competition, and pricing?
Redistribution
Reciprocity
Market Transactions
Which type of institution includes government laws, regulations, and taxes affecting business behavior?
Market and State
Redistribution
Reciprocity
Transfers
Which sector is responsible for enforcing economic regulations and providing public services?
Private Businesses
The Government
Religious Organizations
Social Groups
Which example shows the connection between market and state activities?
Charity work
Government-imposed tax on goods
Gift-giving between friends
Trading local produce
18. The type of economic activity that depends on money as a medium of exchange is:
Barter system
Subsistence farming
Monetized economy
Gift economy
Which of the following is an example of market transactions?
Reciprocity
Redistribution
Market Transactions
Transfers
Which concept in economics emphasizes fair trade and mutual benefit among people?
Balanced Reciprocity
Market Exchange
Redistribution
Negative Reciprocity
Which economic institution plays a role in ensuring social order through fair distribution and market regulation?
Reciprocity
Transfers
Market and State
Balanced Reciprocity
It refers to the way power and authority are organized and exercised in a country or organization.
Political and Leadership Structure
Economic Policy
Cultural Tradition
Technological Advancement
Small, kin-based groups with informal leaders, often found in societies like the Aeta and Mamanwa.
Bands
Chiefdoms
States
Tribes
Larger groups made of clans led by tribal elders; an example is the Manobo group in Mindanao.
Tribes
Barangays
Nations
Villages
A political organization led by a single leader who holds inherited authority and manages resources.
Chiefdom
Democracy
Republic
Oligarchy
A political system where people share a common identity and live under one government with formal laws.
States and Nations
Tribal Societies
City-States
Empires
The recognized right to rule or exercise power.
Authority
Democracy
Liberty
Anarchy
The public's belief that a ruler or government has the right to lead.
Legitimacy
Anarchy
Oligarchy
Tyranny
Type of authority based on customs and long-standing practices, such as indigenous chieftains.
Traditional Authority
Legal-Rational Authority
Charismatic Authority
Bureaucratic Authority
Type of authority based on a leader’s personal appeal or charisma, such as President Ramon Magsaysay.
Charismatic Authority
Traditional Authority
Legal-Rational Authority
Bureaucratic Authority
Type of authority based on laws, formal rules, and legal procedures, such as elected officials and judges.
Rational Authority
Traditional Authority
Charismatic Authority
Patriarchal Authority
What type of political organization is characterized by a hierarchy of leaders and a centralized authority?
Tribe
Chiefdom
Band
State
Which of the following best illustrates the concept of market economy?
Community sharing
Bartering goods
Buying and selling in a marketplace
Gift exchanges
What term describes the practice of giving gifts with the expectation of receiving something of equal value in return?
Negative Reciprocity
Gift Economy
Balanced Reciprocity
Generalized Reciprocity
Which belief system emphasizes the worship of a single deity?
Animism
Atheism
Monotheism
Polytheism
What type of economic exchange is characterized by a mutual benefit for both parties involved?
Market Transactions
Balanced Reciprocity
Generalized Reciprocity
Negative Reciprocity
Which type of reciprocity is characterized by giving without expecting anything in return?
Market Reciprocity
Balanced Reciprocity
Negative Reciprocity
Generalized Reciprocity
What is the primary characteristic of a Chiefdom?
Collective decision-making
Democratic governance
Inherited authority
Decentralized leadership
Which of the following best describes the concept of Legitimacy in governance?
Government based on popular vote
Authority derived from tradition
Public acceptance of a ruler's right to govern
Power maintained through force
