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Fun Quiz

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is a social feature?

a)

A natural landform like a mountain or river

b)

A characteristic of a place that shows human interaction and society

c)

A type of weather pattern in a region

d)

A machine or tool used in agriculture

2.

Which is not part of social features?

a)

Size

b)

Territory

c)

Common Culture

d)

Sense of Belongingness

e)

Symbols

3.

Hence, size as social feature refers to a population of a certain society.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

How should a size be understood as social feature?

a)

In terms of land mass

b)

In terms of number of families

c)

In terms of number of people residing

d)

In terms of houses built

5.

If size refers to population of society, what is a social feature that talks about the society's land measure?

a)

Territory

b)

Geography

c)

Land Mass

d)

Domain

6.

What is the three main islands of the Philippines as part of its territory?

a)

Luzon, Visayas, Panay

b)

Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao

c)

Luzon, Mindanao, Cebu

d)

Manila, Cebu, Davao

7.

A society has a common way of living—its culture. Without this shared culture, people would not be able to relate or interact with each other coherently.

a)

Social Culture

b)

Common Tradition

c)

Common Culture

d)

Social Tradition

8.

Which among the choices is not an example of common culture of the Philippines?

a)

Mano Po

b)

Festivals and Traditions

c)

Cuisine (mga pagkaon)

d)

Biso-biso

9.

Sense of belongingness refers to?

a)

The ability to speak multiple languages in a community

b)

The geographic size of a society or territory

c)

The legal ownership of land or property

d)

The feeling of unity and connection created by repeated interactions among members of society

10.

What is an example of sense of belongingness?

a)

Learning a new language alone at home

b)

Mapping the geographic boundaries of a town

c)

People in a community working together repeatedly in festivals and local activities, creating bonds and unity

d)

A person buying property in a different city

11.

Refers to experiences that society' s members engage in or emotionally share—giving the sense that they all have a common destiny. Historical events, like colonization, wars, or revolutions, contribute to this shared identity.

a)

Sense of Belongingness

b)

Common Historical Experiences

c)

Common Stories Handed Through Generations

d)

Common Tales Used to Portray Nationalism

12.

What is an example of common historical experience?

a)

One student studying for an exam alone

b)

A person moving to a new city for personal reasons

c)

A family planting vegetables in their backyard

d)

Filipinos experiencing Spanish colonization together for hundreds of years

13.

Autonomy refers to This is expressed in a society’s capacity to sustain itself in relation to other societies. It does so through its social institutions such as family, education, religion, and the government.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

What is an example of autonomy?

a)

A community making its own rules without being controlled by another group

b)

A barangay that cannot decide anything without approval from the city mayor

c)

A school receiving all instructions from a central office

d)

A person being forced to follow orders without question