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WorksheetsQ3 UCSP 11 Lesson 03 & 04 Assessment
Total questions: 97
Worksheet time: 49mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Who conducted the first recorded archaeological dig in 556 BC?
a)
King Nabonidus
b)
Julius Caesar
c)
King Tutankhamun
d)
Alexander the Great
e)
Hammurabi
2.
How did ancient Greeks and Romans explain the existence of stone tools?
a)
They were made by ancestors
b)
They were thunderbolts from the sky
c)
They were trade items
d)
They were mining debris
e)
They were volcanic rocks
3.
Which era marked the shift from antiquarian looting to scientific excavation?
a)
The Renaissance
b)
The Modern Era
c)
The Middle Ages
d)
The Bronze Age
e)
The Industrial Revolution
4.
What principle states that deeper soil layers represent older time periods?
a)
Carbon Dating
b)
Stratigraphic Succession
c)
Dendrochronology
d)
Potassium Argon Dating
e)
Genetic Drift
5.
Who organized the Danish National Museum by material type establishing the Three Age System?
a)
Charles Darwin
b)
Christian J Thomsen
c)
Franz Boas
d)
Jacques Boucher de Perthes
e)
King Nabonidus
6.
Which French archaeologist proved that human tools coexisted with extinct megafauna?
a)
Christian Thomsen
b)
Jacques Boucher de Perthes
c)
Franz Boas
d)
Robert Fox
e)
Charles Darwin
7.
What is the correct chronological order of the Three Age System?
a)
Iron Bronze Stone
b)
Stone Iron Bronze
c)
Bronze Stone Iron
d)
Stone Bronze Iron
e)
Iron Stone Bronze
8.
Which evolutionary theorist proposed the Inheritance of Acquired Traits?
a)
Charles Darwin
b)
Jean Baptiste Lamarck
c)
Gregor Mendel
d)
Alfred Wallace
e)
Franz Boas
9.
What example did Lamarck use to explain his theory of evolution?
a)
Finches with different beaks
b)
Giraffes stretching their necks
c)
Moths changing color
d)
Bacteria developing resistance
e)
Monkeys walking upright
10.
Which concept is central to Charles Darwins theory of evolution?
a)
Willpower
b)
Natural Selection
c)
Use and Disuse
d)
Cultural Lag
e)
Unilinear Evolution
11.
How do Darwins finches differ from Lamarcks giraffe?
a)
Finches changed by will
b)
Finches changed by diet
c)
Finches were selected by the environment
d)
Finches did not change
e)
Finches evolved instantly
12.
What replaced the theory of Catastrophism in geological understanding?
a)
Uniformitarianism
b)
Creationism
c)
Stratigraphy
d)
Polygenism
e)
Diffusionism
13.
Which hominid ancestor is known as the Handy Man for creating the first stone tools?
a)
Homo Erectus
b)
Homo Habilis
c)
Australopithecus
d)
Homo Sapiens
e)
Neanderthal
14.
Which hominid was the first to discover fire and migrate out of Africa?
a)
Homo Habilis
b)
Homo Erectus
c)
Australopithecus
d)
Homo Sapiens
e)
Homo Floresiensis
15.
Which famous fossil is an example of Australopithecus?
a)
Peking Man
b)
Java Man
c)
Lucy
d)
Callao Man
e)
Tabon Man
16.
What is the approximate cranial capacity of modern Homo Sapiens?
a)
400cc
b)
900cc
c)
1400cc
d)
2000cc
e)
600cc
17.
What key physical development marks the evolution of hominids alongside cranial capacity?
a)
Sharp claws
b)
Opposing thumb
c)
Tail length
d)
Night vision
e)
Fur density
18.
Which site in the Philippines yielded a fossilized skull cap of Homo Sapiens dated to 23000 years ago?
a)
Callao Cave
b)
Tabon Cave
c)
Duyong Cave
d)
Cagayan Valley
e)
Manunggul Cave
19.
What significant change occurred during the Neolithic Revolution around 10000 BCE?
a)
Discovery of fire
b)
Invention of the wheel
c)
Shift from foraging to agriculture
d)
Migration to America
e)
Development of iron
20.
What was the primary consequence of agricultural surplus?
a)
Population decline
b)
The birth of civilization
c)
Extinction of animals
d)
Loss of language
e)
Return to nomadism
21.
Which early anthropological theory suggested all societies pass through stages of Savagery Barbarism and Civilization?
a)
Multilinear Evolution
b)
Unilinear Evolution
c)
Structuralism
d)
Functionalism
e)
Diffusionism
22.
Why is the Unilinear Evolution theory now rejected?
a)
It is too complex
b)
It is ethnocentric
c)
It focuses on biology
d)
It ignores technology
e)
It is too modern
23.
Who argued that every culture is a unique adaptation to its environment rejecting the ladder view?
a)
Charles Darwin
b)
Franz Boas
c)
Christian Thomsen
d)
Jean Baptiste Lamarck
e)
Edward Tylor
24.
What does the concept of Historical Particularism emphasize?
a)
Universal stages of growth
b)
Unique adaptation to environment
c)
Genetic determinism
d)
Divine intervention
e)
Economic status
25.
What Filipino engineering marvel demonstrates complexity without Western machinery?
a)
Intramuros
b)
Rice Terraces
c)
San Agustin Church
d)
Malacanang Palace
e)
Rizal Park
26.
What is the modern view that suggests similar needs lead to similar independent inventions?
a)
Hyper Diffusionism
b)
Multilinear Evolution
c)
Unilinear Evolution
d)
Creationism
e)
Catastrophism
27.
What does Hyper Diffusionism claim about civilization?
a)
It started in one place and spread
b)
It evolved everywhere at once
c)
It is genetic
d)
It is impossible to trace
e)
It comes from aliens
28.
Which theory suggests social behavior is rooted in genetics and the drive to replicate?
a)
Sociology
b)
Sociobiology
c)
Anthropology
d)
Psychology
e)
Theology
29.
What are Culturgens?
a)
Types of bacteria
b)
Units of culture transmitted like genes
c)
Ancient tools
d)
Social laws
e)
Religious rituals
30.
How does human altruism differ from the instinctual altruism of ants?
a)
It is exactly the same
b)
Humans help unrelated strangers
c)
Ants have free will
d)
Humans only help family
e)
It is purely genetic
31.
What is the Dual Inheritance theory?
a)
We inherit only genes
b)
We inherit only culture
c)
We are products of both biology and culture
d)
We inherit debt
e)
We inherit land
32.
In the tree analogy of human existence what represents the roots?
a)
Culture
b)
Biology
c)
Language
d)
Technology
e)
Politics
33.
What allows humans to adapt instantly without waiting for biological evolution?
a)
Mutations
b)
Culture
c)
Climate Change
d)
Diet
e)
Sleep
34.
What is the primary function of Enculturation?
a)
Learning a trade
b)
Installing the cultural Operating System
c)
Making money
d)
Rebelling against rules
e)
Learning to drive
35.
How does Socialization differ from Enculturation?
a)
It is unconscious
b)
It is the conscious training of skills
c)
It happens only in infancy
d)
It creates roots
e)
It is biological
36.
Which learning theory involves conditioning by rewards and punishments?
a)
Cognitive Theory
b)
Reinforcement Theory
c)
Symbolic Interaction
d)
Interpersonal Theory
e)
Chaos Theory
37.
What is the Looking Glass Self concept?
a)
We learn by logic
b)
We develop self image based on how others perceive us
c)
We learn from books
d)
We are born with a self image
e)
We ignore others opinions
38.
Which theory suggests we judge good or bad based on perception and logic?
a)
Reinforcement Theory
b)
Cognitive Theory
c)
Interpersonal Theory
d)
Evolutionary Theory
e)
Game Theory
39.
What is Acculturation?
a)
Losing ones culture completely
b)
Modifying culture when groups contact
c)
Rejecting new cultures
d)
Isolating from society
e)
Inventing a new language
40.
What example illustrates Acculturation in the provided text?
a)
A tourist visiting a museum
b)
An Iranian modifying cuisine for Filipino palates
c)
A student reading a book
d)
A farmer planting rice
e)
A person sleeping
41.
Which concept describes the Filipino view of the self as non dualistic?
a)
Individualism
b)
Holism
c)
Rationalism
d)
Materialism
e)
Isolationism
42.
What is the literal meaning of the Filipino word Kapatid?
a)
Friend
b)
Neighbor
c)
Cut from the same intestines
d)
Blood brother
e)
Classmate
43.
What does the Filipino concept of Kapwa mean?
a)
Selfishness
b)
The self in the other
c)
Foreigner
d)
Enemy
e)
Boss
44.
Which social group is considered the center of Filipino social structure?
a)
The Peer Group
b)
The Family
c)
The Government
d)
The Church
e)
The School
45.
What is the primary function of the Barkada or Peer Group?
a)
Economic support
b)
Psychological support and acceptance
c)
Legal protection
d)
Religious guidance
e)
Political power
46.
What does the value of Utang na Loob refer to?
a)
Financial debt
b)
Debt of gratitude
c)
Buying credits
d)
Forgiveness
e)
Revenge
47.
What implies the concept of Pakikisama?
a)
Individual achievement
b)
Smooth Interpersonal Relations
c)
Conflict resolution
d)
Financial independence
e)
Political dissent
48.
What are Folkways?
a)
Strict laws
b)
Customs and manners with no legal penalty
c)
Religious sins
d)
Traffic rules
e)
Constitutional rights
49.
What distinguishes Mores from Folkways?
a)
Mores have legal fines
b)
Mores are moral imperatives with severe social judgment
c)
Mores are modern
d)
Mores are optional
e)
Mores are about food
50.
What is Cultural Lag?
a)
Slow internet
b)
When laws fail to keep up with social reality
c)
Forgetting history
d)
Being late to events
e)
A fashion trend
51.
What is Ritualism in Mertons Strain Theory?
a)
Rejecting all rules
b)
Giving up on success but obsessively following rules
c)
Fighting the system
d)
Creating new goals
e)
Breaking laws for fun
52.
What is Retreatism?
a)
Following rules perfectly
b)
Rejecting both goals and means often via escapism
c)
Leading a revolution
d)
Working hard
e)
Voting
53.
What defines a Constructive Deviant?
a)
A criminal
b)
Someone who breaks rules for positive social change
c)
A lazy person
d)
A politician
e)
A conformist
54.
How do Filipinos typically project family structure onto politics?
a)
Leader as Servant
b)
Leader as Ama or Father
c)
Leader as Stranger
d)
Leader as Enemy
e)
Leader as CEO
55.
What is the conflict described in Filipino political citizenship?
a)
Rich vs Poor
b)
Traditional Kinship Loyalty vs Modern Democracy
c)
North vs South
d)
Old vs New
e)
Man vs Nature
56.
What is the academic stance on Human Dignity?
a)
It is earned
b)
It is inviolable and guaranteed by law
c)
It is optional
d)
It depends on wealth
e)
It can be sold
57.
What does the term Loob refer to in Filipino psychology?
a)
The outside world
b)
The interior self
c)
Community service
d)
Political power
e)
Physical strength
58.
Which term refers to the modification of culture when distinct groups come into contact?
a)
Assimilation
b)
Acculturation
c)
Isolation
d)
Segregation
e)
Domination
59.
In the computer analogy what represents Socialization?
a)
The hardware
b)
The Operating System
c)
The Apps
d)
The battery
e)
The internet
60.
What defines the Filipino concept of Pagkamaramdamin?
a)
Aggression
b)
Sensitivity and high emotional awareness
c)
Indifference
d)
Laziness
e)
Greed
61.
Which learning theory involves attaching to significant others?
a)
Cognitive Theory
b)
Interpersonal Theory
c)
Reinforcement Theory
d)
Evolutionary Theory
e)
Chaos Theory
62.
Who is associated with the idea that the Earth was shaped by violent floods?
a)
Uniformitarians
b)
Catastrophists
c)
Evolutionists
d)
Biologists
e)
Chemists
63.
What did Petrarch view ancient ruins as?
a)
Sources of gold
b)
Moral philosophy restoring the dead to life
c)
Construction material
d)
Useless rubble
e)
Alien artifacts
64.
What is the main finding from Callao Cave mentioned in the text?
a)
Gold jewelry
b)
Callao Man bone fragments
c)
Dinosaur bones
d)
Alien skulls
e)
Bronze tools
65.
What does the discovery of bronze and stone tools coexisting in Duyong Cave prove?
a)
Europeans were there
b)
A unique developmental path for the Philippines
c)
Time travel
d)
Forged artifacts
e)
Aliens built them
66.
What is the selfish gene theory?
a)
Genes have feelings
b)
We are programmed to survive and replicate genes
c)
We should be selfish
d)
Genes don't matter
e)
Biology is irrelevant
67.
What implies the term metalinguistics in the lesson?
a)
Studying grammar
b)
How language shapes reality and connection
c)
Learning new words
d)
Speaking loudly
e)
Translation
68.
What is the penalty for violating Mores?
a)
Small fine
b)
Ostracism or severe judgment
c)
Jail time
d)
None
e)
Praise
69.
Which form of deviance involves fighting to replace the current system?
a)
Ritualism
b)
Rebellion
c)
Retreatism
d)
Innovation
e)
Conformity
70.
What is the paradox of deviance mentioned in the lesson?
a)
It is always bad
b)
Not all rule breaking is destructive
c)
It is illegal
d)
It is fun
e)
It is invisible
71.
What enables humans to override genetic selfishness?
a)
Instinct
b)
Cultural Agency
c)
Hunger
d)
Fear
e)
Sleep
72.
Who organized the Three Age System?
a)
Darwin
b)
Thomsen
c)
Boas
d)
Lamarck
e)
Merton
73.
What is the description of Savagery in the Unilinear Ladder?
a)
Farming
b)
Hunting and Gathering
c)
Writing
d)
Industry
e)
Space Travel
74.
What represents the trunk and branches in the Dual Inheritance tree analogy?
a)
Biology
b)
Culture
c)
Genes
d)
Soil
e)
Roots
75.
Which concept explains why a Filipino might say Umuulan instead of It is raining?
a)
Abstract thought
b)
Concrete process oriented action
c)
Bad grammar
d)
Poetry
e)
Confusion
76.
What is the Filipino term for the Kin Group?
a)
Barkada
b)
Kamaganakan
c)
Kapwa
d)
Bayan
e)
Barangay
77.
What implies the absence of a divorce law in the Philippines?
a)
Perfect marriages
b)
Cultural Lag
c)
Advanced laws
d)
Religious freedom
e)
No conflict
78.
Which theorist is associated with the Looking Glass Self?
a)
Skinner
b)
Cooley or Mead
c)
Darwin
d)
Lamarck
e)
Thomsen
79.
What is the result of Socialization according to the text?
a)
Identity
b)
Professional ethics and social roles
c)
Genetic mutation
d)
Physical growth
e)
Hunger
80.
What is the result of Enculturation according to the text?
a)
Job skills
b)
Identity dialect and values
c)
Diplomas
d)
Money
e)
Uniforms
81.
What did King Nabonidus look for in his dig?
a)
Gold
b)
Temple builders
c)
Dinosaurs
d)
Oil
e)
Water
82.
Which hominid is associated with the establishment of bipedalism?
a)
Homo Habilis
b)
Australopithecus
c)
Homo Erectus
d)
Neanderthal
e)
Homo Sapiens
83.
What did the Neolithic Revolution create that led to civilization?
a)
Weapons
b)
Surplus
c)
Religion
d)
Art
e)
Music
84.
Who proved that human tools co existed with extinct megafauna?
a)
Thomsen
b)
Boucher de Perthes
c)
Boas
d)
Darwin
e)
Lamarck
85.
What is the Filipino value of Reciprocity?
a)
Pakikisama
b)
Pagbibigayan
c)
Pagkamaramdamin
d)
Utang na Loob
e)
Bayanihan
86.
What is the primary motivation for work in the Filipino social structure?
a)
Self interest
b)
The Family
c)
The Government
d)
Fame
e)
Travel
87.
What is the key metric of hominid evolution mentioned?
a)
Height
b)
Cranial Capacity
c)
Foot size
d)
Hair color
e)
Eye shape
88.
What is the philosophical argument that consciousness transcends biological mechanism?
a)
Natural Selection
b)
Elan Vital
c)
Determinism
d)
Materialism
e)
Empiricism
89.
Which theory is associated with E O Wilson?
a)
Structuralism
b)
Biological Determinism
c)
Functionalism
d)
Marxism
e)
Feminism
90.
What does the Filipino leader as Ama expect in return for care?
a)
Money
b)
Loyalty
c)
Taxes
d)
Land
e)
Labor
91.
What is the penalty for breaking Folkways?
a)
Jail
b)
Gossip or side eyes
c)
Death
d)
Fine
e)
Exile
92.
What prevents the Filipino from being an isolated island?
a)
Geography
b)
Language and Kapwa
c)
Boats
d)
Bridges
e)
Laws
93.
What is the outcome of the Cognitive Theory of learning?
a)
Conditioned response
b)
Judgment based on perception
c)
Mirroring others
d)
Blind faith
e)
Instinct
94.
What does the text say determines humanity ultimately?
a)
Nature
b)
Nurture
c)
Both Nature and Nurture
d)
Luck
e)
Destiny
95.
Who are the Constructive Deviants?
a)
Criminals
b)
Innovators and Revolutionaries
c)
Politicians
d)
Lazy people
e)
Followers
96.
What is the main point of the traffic light analogy?
a)
To teach driving
b)
To explain social guardrails norms
c)
To show colors
d)
To stop cars
e)
To warn pedestrians
97.
What is the main lesson about society in the conclusion?
a)
It is a prison
b)
It is what you build not just join
c)
It is static
d)
It is biological
e)
It is accidental
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