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FM1H-MIDTERM EXAMINATION IN UNDERSTANDING THE SELF (UTS)

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins

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Class
Date
1.

NEMSU believes that higher education is an instrument for the improvement of life through democratized access to _______ in the development of a well-rounded person.

a)

Good education

b)

Higher education

c)

Quality education

d)

Excellent education

2.

NEMSU CARES, in the core values what does A stands for?

a)

Acquaintance

b)

Accordance

c)

Accountability

d)

Assumption

3.

The North Eastern Mindanao State University commits itself to produce highly motivated, globally competitive, and morally upright human resource through the delivery of transformative and ______ education that conforms to international standards.

a)

Good education

b)

Higher education

c)

Quality education

d)

Excellent education

4.

Socrates once said, “An unexamined life is not worth living.” What does this statement emphasize?

a)

Self-discipline in social interaction

b)

Reflection as key to self-knowledge

c)

Obedience to moral authority

d)

Pursuit of material success

5.

According to George Herbert Mead, the “I” represents:

a)

Social expectations

b)

The spontaneous self

c)

The generalized other

d)

Society

6.

René Descartes is known for the statement “Cogito, ergo sum.” What does this mean?

a)

I feel, therefore I become.

b)

I think, therefore I am.

c)

I act, therefore I am.

d)

I think, therefore I act.

7.

A student performs differently with teachers and friends. What does this reveal about social identity?

a)

The self shifts based on context and role expectations.

b)

The self is constant across all settings.

c)

Authenticity cannot coexist with social interaction.

d)

Behavior has no link to social roles.

8.

Self-concept refers to:

a)

Others’ opinions

b)

One’s organized perception of self

c)

A moral code

d)

A biological drive

9.

Which refers to the learned behavior, beliefs, and norms shared by a group?

a)

Personality

b)

Culture

c)

Attitude

d)

Identity

10.

Which social group primarily teaches moral values and manners?

a)

School

b)

Family

c)

Peer group

d)

Media

11.

During class, Marco argued that a person’s self is built from experiences remembered by the mind. His argument aligns with which philosopher?

a)

Immanuel Kant

b)

John Locke

c)

Rene Descartes

d)

Maurice Ponty

12.

According to David Hume’s theory of the self, which of the following are true?

I. There is no permanent self, only perceptions.

II. The self is a bundle of changing experiences.

III. The mind is the foundation of identity.

IV. The self is an illusion created by habit.

V. The self is grounded in the spiritual realm.

a)

I, II, & IV only

b)

II, III, & V only

c)

I, IV, & V only

d)

I, II, & V only

13.

During the university’s recognition day, Paolo decided to wear a barong Tagalog instead of a suit. When asked by his classmates why he chose traditional clothing, he proudly said, “This represents where I come from. It’s more than fabric—it’s my story.” Which concept does Paolo’s choice of attire best demonstrate?

a)

Cultural assimilation through attire

b)

Non-material culture that embodies values

c)

Material culture that symbolizes national identity

d)

Ethnocentrism through cultural pride

14.

A Filipino student studying in Korea begins to use Korean expressions like “Annyeong” and “Gamsahamida” in her daily conversations. Which facet of culture does this highlight?

a)

Values

b)

Language

c)

Beliefs

d)

Symbols

15.

When a person feels unworthy despite achievements, Carl Rogers would say there is:

a)

Incongruence between real and ideal self

b)

Full self-actualization

c)

Congruence between true and false self

d)

Balanced self-concept

16.

In a culture that values independence and personal success, people are expected to rely on themselves. What cultural value is this?

a)

Collectivism

b)

Familism

c)

Individualism

d)

Altruism

17.

Which of the following philosophers emphasize the embodied self?
I. Maurice Merleau-Ponty

II. St. Augustine

III. Paul Churchland

IV. Socrates

V. Immanuel Kant

a)

II, IV, & V only

b)

I, II, & IV only

c)

I, III, & V only

d)

I & III only

18.

These concepts belong to the psychological domain of the self.
I. Self-concept

II. Self-esteem

III. Self-efficacy

IV. Puberty

V. Id, Ego, and Superego

VI. Body Image

a)

I, II, & III only

b)

I, III, & V only

c)

III, V, & VI only

d)

II, IV, & VI only

19.

Regina constantly compares her body to influencers online. This leads to:

a)

Physical satisfaction

b)

Distorted body image

c)

Imbalanced hormonal growth

d)

Enhanced self-esteem

20.

Lara recently joined a new company where employees are expected to consult their team before making decisions. When she tried to propose an idea independently, her supervisor gently reminded her that decisions should be reached through group consensus. Lara realized that her workplace values the success of the group over individual recognition. Which cultural orientation does Lara’s workplace reflect?

a)

Individualism

b)

Rationalism

c)

Confucianism

d)

Collectivism

21.

A person who values filial piety most likely comes from a culture influenced by:

a)

Confucianism

b)

Stoicism

c)

Empiricism

d)

Dualism

22.

Who proposed the Principles of Psychology wherein the I and Me Self are thoroughly explained?

a)

Donald Winnicott

b)

Carl Rogers

c)

Willian James

d)

Yogi Bhajan

23.

Belle has fully appreciated herself, making her more adept in the assessment of her own worth as a person.

a)

Self-concept

b)

Self-efficacy

c)

Self-esteem

d)

Ideal Self

24.

Are language and culture inseparable?

I. Culture is sometimes defined by the language use of its population.

II. Language is tied with culture as it is the medium used.

III. Language may change, while culture remains.

IV. Cultures may change, but language will still be spoken by its users.

V. Language is a mirror of the culture’s way of living.

a)

I, II, & III only

b)

I, II, & V only

c)

II, III, & V only

d)

III & IV only

25.

Sabrina is still encapsulated with the idea of the traditional Filipino culture, and the colonial influence has shaped beauty ideals by:

a)

Emphasizing indigenous features as the beauty norm

b)

Favoring Eurocentric traits such as light skin and a sharp nose

c)

Rejecting all forms of physical beauty

d)

Promoting only traditional clothing styles

26.

A man explores his gender identity by dressing differently. This best expresses:

a)

Gender Identity

b)

Sexual Preference

c)

Gender Expression

d)

Sexual Orientation

27.

Body image refers to:

a)

Biological growth from genetics

b)

Sexual attraction towards other sexuality

c)

Perceptions of people regarding beauty

d)

One’s perception about physical appearance

28.

Sexual orientation refers to:

a)

Gender expression

b)

Cultural behavior

c)

Biological anatomy

d)

Pattern of emotional and sexual attraction

29.

Puberty marks:

a)

The beginning of reproductive maturity

b)

The decline of social influence

c)

A purely psychological phase

d)

An end to physical growth

30.

Which psychological component relates most to “Who am I?”

a)

Self-efficacy

b)

Self-acceptance

c)

Self-esteem

d)

Self-concept

31.

Ethan identifies as bisexual but fears being judged by his peers, so he hides his identity. Which concept is best illustrated by this situation?

a)

Gender identity

b)

Sexual orientation

c)

Social stigma

d)

Role confusion

32.

The country where skin color signifies the value of the people in the society. Lighter-skinned individuals are considered higher in terms of social status and, therefore, in the social rank compared to those with brown or dark skin.

a)

Philipines

b)

Haiti

c)

Philippines

d)

Tahiti

33.

Mira values punctuality because she grew up in a family where being on time is a sign of respect. Which facet of culture is reflected here?

a)

Material culture

b)

Attitudes

c)

Language

d)

Beliefs

34.

If a person’s emotions, thoughts, and actions are seen as observable patterns of behavior rather than evidence of a separate inner mind, which philosopher’s view of the self does this align with?

a)

Gilbert Ryle

b)

David Hume

c)

Immanuel Kant

d)

Sigmund Freud

35.

According to St. Augustine, the self is known through:

a)

Memory

b)

Sensation

c)

God

d)

Reason

36.

Karen decides to marry someone of the same sex – does it change the non-material culture within her?

a)

Yes, Karen wants to practice self-expression, regardless of her race, color, and gender preferences.

b)

No, Karen can still adhere to her non-material culture, just not to dictate to her heart’s decision on who to marry.

c)

Yes, it affected her self-perception, which is a product of the changing worldviews and perspectives of society.

d)

No, she remained in her non-material culture; it is not written that love is restricted to race, color, or gender.

37.

Are our social personalities a reflection of culture itself?

I. It gives us an understanding of the groundwork of the society.

II. It is what builds its structure and what unites them.

III. It isn’t mirroring any of the culture one may have because we may be affected by many factors.

IV. Culture cannot be served with personalities as the parameters of understanding what builds it.

V. Understanding people from social personalities does not entail the totality of their cultures.

a)

I & II only

b)

III, IV, & V only

c)

I, II, & III only

d)

III only

38.

Kyle grew up in a family that openly talks about reproductive health. Because of this, he developed a mature and responsible attitude toward sexual behavior. This reflects the influence of _______.

a)

Cultural beliefs

b)

Peer pressure

c)

Media representation

d)

Family as a socializing agent

39.

Angela notices that her motivation to study has dropped because she constantly compares her academic performance to others. Based on your understanding of the psychological self, which approach best helps her regain her confidence?

a)

Set higher goals to outperform her peers next semester.

b)

Follow classmates who consistently top the class for inspiration.

c)

Temporarily avoid academic discussions to lessen anxiety.

d)

Develop a personal progress tracker that records small daily improvements.

40.

Ella experiences stress during exams but calms herself by breathing deeply and affirming that she can do well. This shows her ability to manage her emotions, an aspect of the _______.

a)

Physical self

b)

Moral self

c)

Psychological self

d)

Sexual self

41.

As a responsible adult, you are asked to design a community advocacy project that promotes a healthy and mature understanding of sexuality. Which of the following plans best reflects a balanced, inclusive, and ethical approach?

a)

Hosting a beauty contest to encourage people to appreciate physical attractiveness.

b)

Organizing a forum that debates the morality of diverse sexual orientations.

c)

Launching a social media campaign that promotes body confidence, mutual respect, and safe sexual practices.

d)

Distributing pamphlets that warn only about the dangers of premarital sex.

42.

Rafael often reflects on the idea that his soul will continue to exist even after death. He believes that his true essence is not his body but something spiritual. Which philosopher’s view does Rafael’s belief reflect?

a)

Sigmund Freud

b)

Socrates

c)

John Locke

d)

Aristotle

43.

Which of the following correctly shows the sequence of Freud’s Psychosexual Stages of Development along with their corresponding erogenous zones?

a)

Anal (anus) → Oral (mouth) → Phallic (genitals) → Latency (none) → Genital (genitals)

b)

Oral (mouth) → Anal (anus) → Phallic (genitals) → Latency (none) → Genital (genitals)

c)

Oral (mouth) → Phallic (genitals) → Anal (anus) → Latency (none) → Genital (genitals)

d)

Phallic (genitals) → Anal (anus) → Oral (mouth) → Latency (none) → Genital (genitals)

44.

Which of the following is not a common example of an STI?

a)

Chancroid

b)

Herpes

c)

Influenza

d)

Gonorrhea

45.

The municipality of Lianga built a memorial park with statues of local heroes and plaques narrating their contributions to the community. Every Independence Day, families visit to pay respect and teach children about bravery and unity. The park became a physical reminder of values cherished by the townspeople. Which statement best describes this situation?

a)

It depicts the conflict between old and modern ideals.

b)

It reflects religious practices imposed by the government.

c)

It exemplifies a fading local tradition replaced by tourism.

d)

It represents a material object symbolizing non-material values.

46.

Which of the following is an example of sexual violence?

a)

Respectful communication about intimacy

b)

Expressing affection with consent and desire

c)

Unwanted sexual touching and coercion

d)

Mutual and consensual sexual activity

47.

After failing an exam, Anna says, “I’ll do better next time because I know I can.” This demonstrates:

a)

Self-esteem

b)

Gaslighting

c)

Self-concept

d)

Self-efficacy

48.

Miguel survived a car accident that affected a small part of his brain. After recovery, his family noticed significant changes in his personality and behavior — he became more irritable and less empathetic. His mother began to wonder if Miguel was still the same person. Based on philosophical perspectives of the self, which philosopher’s view best explains Miguel’s situation?

a)

Plato – The self is an immortal soul distinct from the body.

b)

René Descartes – The thinking mind defines the self apart from the body.

c)

John Locke – The self is formed through memory and conscious experience.

d)

Paul Churchland – The self is inseparable from the physical brain and its functions.

49.

According to data from the Pew Research Center, Australia legalized same-sex marriage in which year?

a)

2019

b)

2018

c)

2017

d)

2016

50.

Marcus has been working hard to save money for his future. One afternoon, he passes by a store and sees a new gaming console he’s been wanting for months. He feels a strong desire to buy it, but he also remembers his goal of saving up for tuition. After thinking for a while, he decides to wait until he can afford it without affecting his savings. Based on Sigmund Freud’s theory of the self, which part of his personality guided Marcus to make this balanced decision?

a)

Id

b)

Ego

c)

Superego

d)

Libido