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WorksheetsQ2 UCSP 12 General Quiz
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 40mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the study of objects left by earlier people such as human remains and tools called
a)
Archaeology
b)
Sociology
c)
Geology
d)
Paleontology
2.
What archaeological technique involves analyzing distinct layers of soil and materials to date artifacts
a)
Stratigraphy
b)
Radiocarbon dating
c)
Diffusionism
d)
Carbon-14
3.
Who published the influential 1859 book 'On the Origin of the Species'
a)
Charles Lyell
b)
James Hutton
c)
Charles Darwin
d)
Jean Baptist de Lamarck
4.
What is the process where species with favorable traits are more likely to survive and reproduce
a)
Natural selection
b)
Cultural relativism
c)
Stratigraphy
d)
Enculturation
5.
Which geologist's work 'Principles of Geology' established that the world was millions of years old
a)
Charles Darwin
b)
Charles Lyell
c)
James Hutton
d)
Augustus Pitt-Rivers
6.
Who proposed the theory of Unitarianism stating that natural processes are consistent through time
a)
James Hutton
b)
Charles Darwin
c)
Franz Boas
d)
Lewis H Morgan
7.
Which hominid group includes the famous fossil 'Lucy' and was known for walking erect
a)
Homo habilis
b)
Homo erectus
c)
Australopithecus
d)
Homo sapiens
8.
Which hominid species was nicknamed 'Handy Man' for being the first to make stone tools
a)
Homo habilis
b)
Homo erectus
c)
Australopithecus
d)
Neanderthal
9.
Which hominid species such as Peking Man was the first known to control and use fire
a)
Australopithecus
b)
Homo sapiens
c)
Homo habilis
d)
Homo erectus
10.
What classification includes Neanderthals and modern humans
a)
Homo habilis
b)
Australopithecus
c)
Hominid
d)
Homo sapiens
11.
The belief that all species were created fixed and unchangeable is known as what
a)
Immutable
b)
Unitarianism
c)
Evolution
d)
Natural selection
12.
What term describes the undiscovered evolutionary 'bridge' between ape-like forebears and humans
a)
Australopithecus
b)
The missing link
c)
Homo habilis
d)
The common ancestor
13.
A fragment of a 23000-year-old female skull was found in which Philippine cave
a)
Callao Cave
b)
Duyong Cave
c)
Tabon Cave
d)
Lascaux Cave
14.
A human bone dated to 65000 years old was found in which Philippine cave
a)
Callao Cave
b)
Duyong Cave
c)
Tabon Cave
d)
Abbeville Cave
15.
What unique human ability allows us to acquire store and transmit knowledge and culture
a)
Bipedalism
b)
Language
c)
Tool-making
d)
Fire control
16.
Who divided the Stone Age into the Paleolithic and Neolithic periods
a)
Sir John Lubock
b)
Lewis H Morgan
c)
Franz Boas
d)
Charles Darwin
17.
The Old Stone Age is also known by what term
a)
Neolithic
b)
Paleolithic
c)
Iron Age
d)
Bronze Age
18.
The New Stone Age or Neolithic period is primarily associated with the start of what activity
a)
Hunting
b)
Using fire
c)
Writing
d)
Agriculture
19.
What term did Lewis H Morgan use for the stage that included the invention of the bow and arrow
a)
Lower savagery
b)
Middle savagery
c)
Upper savagery
d)
Lower barbarism
20.
What term did Lewis H Morgan use for the stage that began with the phonetic alphabet and writing
a)
Upper barbarism
b)
Civilization
c)
Middle savagery
d)
Neolithic
21.
Who is known as the 'father of American anthropology' and was a strong opponent of ethnocentrism
a)
Charles Darwin
b)
Lewis H Morgan
c)
Franz Boas
d)
Augustus Pitt-Rivers
22.
What is the view that no culture is better or worse than another
a)
Ethnocentrism
b)
Cultural relativism
c)
Diffusionism
d)
Multiculturalism
23.
What view holds that each culture is the product of a unique sequence of developments
a)
Historical particularism
b)
Diffusionism
c)
Unilinear evolution
d)
Natural selection
24.
What theory suggested civilization began in one 'cradle' like Egypt and spread to the rest of the world
a)
Diffusionism
b)
Cultural relativism
c)
Multi-lineal evolution
d)
Co-evolution
25.
What scientific method invented by W. F. Libby in 1949 allows for more accurate dating of organic artifacts
a)
Stratigraphy
b)
Archaeology
c)
Radiocarbon dating
d)
Diffusionism
26.
Morgan's 'evolutionary ladder' model which placed Western civilization at the top is criticized as being what
a)
Ethnocentric
b)
Multi-lineal
c)
Holistic
d)
Paternalistic
27.
What term describes the Philippine cultural pattern where stages like the Stone Age and Metal Age overlap
a)
Unilinear pattern
b)
Multi-lineal pattern
c)
Cultural lag
d)
Co-evolution
28.
The Lumsden-Wilson model argues that genes and culture are linked in what kind of process
a)
Co-evolutionary process
b)
Multi-lineal process
c)
Socialization process
d)
Reinforcement process
29.
What Filipino concept describes a cooperative effort where individuals help each other for the common good
a)
Damayan
b)
Bayanihan
c)
Sakop
d)
Loob
30.
The Paleolithic stage of cultural development was primarily characterized by what lifestyle
a)
Settled agriculture
b)
Nomadic hunting and gathering
c)
Metalworking
d)
Building cities
31.
What is defined as a group whose members share a common culture and interact to achieve goals
a)
A society
b)
A peer group
c)
A nation
d)
A family
32.
The functional view of society compares it to what
a)
A machine
b)
A computer
c)
A living organism
d)
A contract
33.
What is the process of molding a young individual into a participating member of their continuing culture
a)
Enculturation
b)
Socialization
c)
Acculturation
d)
Diffusionism
34.
What is the ongoing process of acquiring knowledge and skills to fit into the larger society
a)
Enculturation
b)
Socialization
c)
Acculturation
d)
Ritualism
35.
Which process is primarily responsible for teaching an individual their core identity and internal values
a)
Socialization
b)
Acculturation
c)
Enculturation
d)
Ritualism
36.
Which process primarily teaches external social behavior formal rules and skills for the workplace
a)
Socialization
b)
Acculturation
c)
Enculturation
d)
Ritualism
37.
What is considered the 'first classroom' for enculturation and learning core values
a)
The school
b)
The church
c)
The peer group
d)
The family
38.
Which institution is primarily involved in the process of socialization
a)
The family
b)
The peer group
c)
The government
d)
The barkada
39.
Which institution is primarily involved in the process of enculturation
a)
The family
b)
The police
c)
The government
d)
The workplace
40.
What term describes the major cultural changes that occur from intensive firsthand contact between different societies
a)
Enculturation
b)
Socialization
c)
Acculturation
d)
Diffusionism
41.
An immigrant moving to a new country and adopting its language and customs is an example of what
a)
Acculturation
b)
Enculturation
c)
Socialization
d)
Rebellion
42.
Which learning theory states that an individual's behavior is conditioned by rewards and punishments
a)
Cognitive theory
b)
Reinforcement theory
c)
Symbolic interaction theory
d)
Interpersonal theory
43.
Which theory involves developing a self-concept based on how others perceive you
a)
Cognitive theory
b)
Reinforcement theory
c)
Symbolic interaction theory
d)
Interpersonal theory
44.
The concept of the 'looking glass self' is central to which theory
a)
Reinforcement theory
b)
Cognitive theory
c)
Symbolic interaction theory
d)
Interpersonal theory
45.
Which theory suggests we select 'significant others' or 'reference groups' whose judgments we value
a)
Interpersonal theory
b)
Cognitive theory
c)
Reinforcement theory
d)
Functional theory
46.
A society composed of varied nations or cultural groups is described as what
a)
Multisocial
b)
Monocultural
c)
Multicultural
d)
Functional
47.
A society where individuals are members of many different groups often with conflicting purposes is what
a)
Multisocial
b)
Monocultural
c)
Multicultural
d)
Ideal
48.
What kind of society may result when an individual's core values from enculturation conflict with formal structures
a)
A functional society
b)
An ideal society
c)
A dysfunctional society
d)
A multicultural society
49.
What concept describes leading people by understanding their shared ways of thinking believing and doing things
a)
Management by culture
b)
Symbolic interaction
c)
Reinforcement
d)
Paternalism
50.
What term refers to the composite of several identities maintained by a single individual
a)
Social persona
b)
Core identity
c)
Loob
d)
Pagkatao
51.
What term refers to one's position in a social ranking
a)
Role
b)
Hierarchy
c)
Status
d)
Class
52.
What term refers to the expected behavior that is based on one's social position
a)
Role
b)
Hierarchy
c)
Status
d)
Norm
53.
What is the ranking of members in a group where some have superiority of status and role
a)
A peer group
b)
A hierarchy
c)
A society
d)
A culture
54.
Which of the following is an informal method of social control
a)
Laws
b)
Censorship
c)
Police action
d)
Gossip
55.
What term means the exclusion of an individual from belonging to a group
a)
Gossip
b)
Ostracism
c)
Hierarchy
d)
Ritualism
56.
Discriminatory laws and police force are examples of what type of social control
a)
Informal social control
b)
Formal social control
c)
Cultural relativism
d)
Enculturation
57.
What is behavior that does not conform to a society's accepted norms and practices
a)
Deviant behavior
b)
Cultural lag
c)
Ritualism
d)
Socialization
58.
What form of deviance involves conforming to rules while abandoning the underlying goals
a)
Ritualism
b)
Retreatism
c)
Rebellion
d)
Innovation
59.
What form of deviance involves a complete rejection of both society's goals and its approved means
a)
Ritualism
b)
Retreatism
c)
Rebellion
d)
Ostracism
60.
Addicts and alcoholics are often cited as examples of which form of deviance
a)
Ritualism
b)
Retreatism
c)
Rebellion
d)
Innovation
61.
What form of deviance actively seeks to change the system and introduce new values
a)
Ritualism
b)
Retreatism
c)
Rebellion
d)
Hierarchy
62.
Student activists and revolutionaries are given as examples of which form of deviance
a)
Ritualism
b)
Retreatism
c)
Rebellion
d)
Ostracism
63.
Artists innovators and scientists who push society forward can be considered what type of deviants
a)
Constructive deviants
b)
Destructive deviants
c)
Ritualist deviants
d)
Retreatist deviants
64.
What is the power of individuals to assert their rights and demand change
a)
Human agency
b)
Social control
c)
Deviance
d)
Cultural lag
65.
A law that becomes outmoded and no longer reflects social values but is not repealed is an example of what
a)
A folkway
b)
A more
c)
Cultural lag
d)
Social control
66.
What Filipino term refers to the interior holistic and nondualistic self
a)
Loob
b)
Sakop
c)
Barkada
d)
Kapatid
67.
The Filipino self is described as holistic meaning that mind body emotion and spirit are what
a)
Separate parts
b)
One integrated whole
c)
In constant conflict
d)
Learned from socialization
68.
Filipino thinking is often described as predominantly psychological and what
a)
Logical
b)
Analytical
c)
Intuitive
d)
Formal
69.
Which of these is NOT one of the three basic structures of traditional Philippine society
a)
The family
b)
The kin group
c)
The peer group
d)
The government
70.
What is the Filipino term for the kin group which includes near and distant relatives
a)
Barkada
b)
Sakop
c)
Kamaganakan
d)
Bayanihan
71.
What is the Filipino term for a peer group or friendship group
a)
Barkada
b)
Sakop
c)
Kamaganakan
d)
Loob
72.
What Filipino value refers to a 'give and take' moral obligation or reciprocity
a)
Pagbibigayan
b)
Pagka-maramdamin
c)
Pagiging magkasama
d)
Kanya-kanya
73.
What Filipino value refers to sensitivity from being raised in a highly personal and emotional environment
a)
Pagbibigayan
b)
Pagka-maramdamin
c)
Pagiging magkasama
d)
Utang na loob
74.
What Filipino value refers to collectivity or 'groupism' where the group's welfare is seen as one's fulfillment
a)
Pagbibigayan
b)
Pagka-maramdamin
c)
Pagiging magkasama
d)
Kanya-kanya
75.
What Filipino term describes personalized help and concern for others in times of crisis like a death or accident
a)
Damayan
b)
Bayanihan
c)
Sakop
d)
Kanya-kanya
76.
What is the Filipino term for a deep debt of gratitude that is considered beyond material repayment
a)
Utang na loob
b)
Pagbibigayan
c)
Pakikisama
d)
Damayan
77.
The Filipino view of authority and political leaders is often described as what
a)
Egalitarian
b)
Paternalistic
c)
Democratic
d)
Impersonal
78.
What term describes the followers of a traditional Filipino political leader
a)
Sakop
b)
Barkada
c)
Kamaganakan
d)
Loob
79.
The Filipino value of group-orientation means that the 'we' often prevails over the what
a)
The 'I'
b)
The family
c)
The state
d)
The law
80.
The Filipino value of *pagka-maramdamin* or flexibility is often compared to what resilient plant
a)
The Narra tree
b)
The mythical bamboo
c)
The Sampaguita
d)
The Anahaw
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