FIRST QUARTER EXAMINATIONS

Understanding Culture Society and Politics

Name: ____________________________________ Score: ______________

Year/Section: _______________________ Date: _______________
General Direction: Erasures Means Wrong (open and close parenthesis is not accepted)
Test I. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Read the sentence carefully and choose the best/correct answer. Place the letter of
your answer on the space before the number.
____ 1. is the view that all beliefs, customs, and ethics are relative to the individual within his own social context.
a. Cultural relativism* b. culture c. society
____ 2. is the view that one particular ethnic group is somehow superior to all others.
a. Politics b. ethnocentrism* c. anthropology
____ 3. It is the Study of the human species and its immediate ancestors
a. technology b. patriotism c. anthropology*
____ 4. born on May 7 1711 and died on august 25 1776. he was an Scottish philosopher, historian, economist
and essayist.
a. Aristotle b. Plato c. David Hume*
____ 5. Was a German born American political theorist.
a. Shakespeare b. Bernard Lazare c. Johanna “Hannah” Arendt*
____ 6. He Introduces the notions of politics and how it can be understood.
a. Karl marx* b. John Locke c. St. Thomas Aquinas
____ 7. Is the systematic study of human society
a. Sociology* b. psychology c. anthropology
____ 8. A quality of mind that enables the processor to link personal with social.
a. Sociological Imagination* b. global perspective c. sociological perspective
____ 9. The etymology or origin of the term anthropology can be traced back to two Greek words.
a. logo and antro b. antropos and logos* c. anth and logose
____ 10. It is a view of the society as a complex system whose parts work together to promote solidarity and stability.
a. Structural-functional approach* b. Complex approach c. Social-conflict approach
____ 11. It is a system of names
a. binomial b. nomenclature* c. Homo
____ 12. is an on-going field of Biological and Anthropological Sciences.
a. Animalia b. Phylum c. Human Evolution*
____ 13. Homo is were we find ourselves, this branch contains the most advanced primates to have ever lived.
a. Genus Homo* b. Australopithecus c. Paranthropus
____ 14. Is one of the oldest of the our genus.
a. Homo habilis* b. homo Sapiens c. Homo rudolfensis
____ 15. is a highly debate species.
a. Homo habilis b. homo Sapiens c. Homo rudolfensis*
____ 16. a species about the same time as fully modern humans.
a. H. neanderthanensis* b. Homo habilis c. afarensis
____ 17. This was the first specimen to be named Australopithecus, which means “walking man” in a combination of
Latin and Greek.
a. africanus* b. anamensis c. garhi
____ 18. The era when primitive forms of life became recognizable.
a. stone age b. Archaeozoic* c. Pleistocene Period
____ 19. The Pleistocene is commonly known as the _____
a. Quartenary b. stone age c. tertiary
____ 20. The class mammalia has been divided into three so-called _____.
a. monotremes b. infraclasses* c. marsupials
____ 21. Norms that become specified and institutionalized called _____.
a. norms b. values c. laws*
____ 22. Refers to the violation of the law.
a. Deviance b. Crime* c. Conformity
____ 23. It is range from minor and major infractions.
a. Deviance* b. gender c. goals
____ 24. Achieving cultural goals through approved means.
a. innovation c. Conformity* c. rebellion
____ 25. It is a part of the three inter-locking dimensions of citizenship that able to express your own views and build your
own life a. rights b. freedom* c. duties
____ 26. The outcomes of citizenship that all citizens are equal, not by being the same, but by being equal in status, equal
in dignity, within the community.
a. justice b. equality* c. difference
____ 27. The keys to citizenship that Citizens join in community life, they make a difference within their community and
they contribute in ways
a. love b. money c. life*
____ 28. The keys to citizenship that Citizens have enough security of income that they are not unduly dependent on
other people but can pursue their own goals.
a. Help b. Freedom c. money*

Test II: Enumeration: Give what is asked

A. 5 Aspects of Culture (29-33)

B. 4 Varying views of politics (34-37)

C. 3 Theoretical approaches (38-40)

D. Piaget’s four stages of cognitive development (41-44)

E. The 4 agents of socialization (45-48)

F. Two types of status (49-50)

 PALAYAN REGION HIGH SCHOOL
Bagnos, Alicia, Isabela
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
1ST QUARTER EXAM
Understanding Culture Society and Politics

Name: ____________________________________ Score: ______________

Year/Section: _______________________ Date: _______________
General Direction: Erasures Means Wrong (open and close parenthesis is not accepted)
Test I. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Read the sentence carefully and choose the best/correct answer. Place the letter of
your answer on the space before the number.
____ 1. is the view that all beliefs, customs, and ethics are relative to the individual within his own social context.
a. Cultural relativism b. culture c. society
____ 2. is the view that one particular ethnic group is somehow superior to all others.
b. Politics b. ethnocentrism c. anthropology
____ 3. It is the Study of the human species and its immediate ancestors
b. technology b. patriotism c. anthropology
____ 4. born on May 7 1711 and died on august 25 1776. he was an Scottish philosopher, historian, economist
and essayist.
a. Aristotle b. Plato c. David Hume
____ 5. Was a German born American political theorist.
a. Shakespeare b. Bernard Lazare c. Johanna “Hannah” Arendt
____ 6. He Introduces the notions of politics and how it can be understood.
a. Karl marx b. John Locke c. St. Thomas Aquinas
____ 7. Is the systematic study of human society
b. Sociology b. psychology c. anthropology
____ 8. A quality of mind that enables the processor to link personal with social.
a. Sociological Imagination b. global perspective c. sociological perspective
____ 9. The etymology or origin of the term anthropology can be traced back to two Greek words.
a. logo and antro b. antropos and logos c. anth and logose
____ 10. It is a view of the society as a complex system whose parts work together to promote solidarity and stability.
a. Structural-functional approach* b. Complex approach c. Social-conflict approach
____ 11. It is a system of names
a. binomial b. nomenclature c. Homo
____ 12. is an on-going field of Biological and Anthropological Sciences.
b. Animalia b. Phylum c. Human Evolution
____ 13. Homo is were we find ourselves, this branch contains the most advanced primates to have ever lived.
a. Genus Homo b. Australopithecus c. Paranthropus
____ 14. Is one of the oldest of the our genus.
a. Homo habilis b. homo Sapiens c. Homo rudolfensis
____ 15. is a highly debate species.
a. Homo habilis b. homo Sapiens c. Homo rudolfensis
____ 16. a species about the same time as fully modern humans.
a. H. neanderthanensis b. Homo habilis c. afarensis
____ 17. This was the first specimen to be named Australopithecus, which means “walking man” in a combination of
Latin and Greek.
a. africanus b. anamensis c. garhi
____ 18. The era when primitive forms of life became recognizable.
a. stone age b. Archaeozoic c. Pleistocene Period
____ 19. The Pleistocene is commonly known as the _____
a. Quartenary b. stone age c. tertiary
____ 20. The class mammalia has been divided into three so-called _____.
a. monotremes b. infraclasses c. marsupials
____ 21. Norms that become specified and institutionalized called _____.
a. norms b. values c. laws
____ 22. Refers to the violation of the law.
a. Deviance b. Crime c. Conformity
____ 23. It is range from minor and major infractions.
a. Deviance b. gender c. goals
____ 24. Achieving cultural goals through approved means.
a. innovation c. Conformity c. rebellion
____ 25. It is a part of the three inter-locking dimensions of citizenship that able to express your own views and build your
own life a. rights b. freedom c. duties
____ 26. The outcomes of citizenship that all citizens are equal, not by being the same, but by being equal in status, equal
in dignity, within the community.
a. justice b. equality c. difference
____ 27. The keys to citizenship that Citizens join in community life, they make a difference within their community and
they contribute in ways
a. love b. money c. life
____ 28. The keys to citizenship that Citizens have enough security of income that they are not unduly dependent on
other people but can pursue their own goals.
a. Help b. Freedom c. money

Test II: Enumeration: Give what is asked

G. 5 Aspects of Culture (29-33)

H. 4 Varying views of politics (34-37)

I. 3 Theoretical approaches (38-40)

J. Piaget’s four stages of cognitive development (41-44)

K. The 4 agents of socialization (45-48)

L. Two types of status (49-50)

Prepared by:

CLIFFORD T. BORROMEO
Teacher II - SHS

Checked: Approved:

ELEAZER V. SUNE, Ph. D. JOSELITO O URSUA

MT-I, SHS COORDINATOR School Principal – I
 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Region 02
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF ISABELA
PALAYAN REGION HIGH SCHOOL
Bagnos, Alicia, Isabela

Second Quarter Examination in

UNDERSTANDING CULTURE, SOCIETY AND POLITICS -12

NAME: _______________________________ SECTION: ___________SCORE: _______________

TEACHER: CLIFFORD T. BORROMEO DATE: ___________ PARENT’S SIGNATURE: ________

General Direction: Erasures Means Wrong (open and close parenthesis is not accepted)
Test I. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Read the sentence carefully and choose the best/correct answer. Place the letter of
your answer on the space before the number.
____ 1. A deliberate, systematic and sustained effort to transmit or acquire knowledge, skills, attitudes and
values
a. Education b. Socialization c. Self-Actualization
____ 2. Is the Filipino language translation of acquiring a behavioral or disease trait from a parent.
a. Namamana b. Lihi c. Usog
____ 3. Is a concept used to explain why some children are noted to have certain specific characteristics?
a. Pasma b. Lihi c. Gaba
____ 4. Difficulty in concentrating and retaining information, and eye pain.
a. Amok b. Brain Fag c. Usog
____ 5. When a Filipino individual experiences an Unexpected event in their life, whether negative or positive, it
Is typically attributed to the grace of God.
a . Kaloob ng Diyos b. Sumpa c. Namamaligno
____ 6. Is roughly defined as an “exposure illness” which occurs when a condition considered to be “hot” is
attacked by a “cold element and vice versa
a. Lihi b.Amok c. Pasma
_____ 7. Describes the way in which different groups of people are placed within society
a. Stratification b. social class c. ethnicity
_____ 8. A classification of persons into groups based on shared socio-economic conditions ... a relational set of
inequalities with economic, social, political and ideological dimensions.
a. Global stratification b. dimension c. social stratification
_____ 9. Power, wealth and prestige or rewards of social positions of statuses.
a. social desirable b. prestige c. power
_____ 10. A pertains to ownership or control of resource.
a. health b. wealth c. social
_____ 11. It is the ability to compel obedience or control a number of people.
a. ability b. power c. strength
_____ 12. the change in position within the social hierarchy.
a. vertical mobility b. horizontal mobility c. social mobility
_____ 13. is a financial institution that accepts deposits from the public and creates credit.
a. banks b. cooperatives c. trade unions
_____ 14. Organizations which are dedicated into influencing political, economic, social and institutional decisions
beyond countries' borders
a. COMMERCIAL / RETAIL BANKS b. Savings Bank c. Development Bank
_____ 15. Jointly owned enterprise engaging in the production or distribution of goods or the supplying of services,
operated by its members for their mutual benefit, typically organized by consumers or farmers.
a. Cooperatives b. Multi-Purpose Cooperatives c. credit cooperatives
_____ 16. Also called as labor unions. These organization of workers who have come together to achieve common goals
such as protecting the integrity of its trade, improving safety standards, achieving higher pay and benefits such
as health care and retirement, increasing the number of employees, and better working conditions.
a. Labor Union b. Trade Union c. United Union
_____ 17. Independent organizations, shaped by public and private institutions, whose goal is to help develop and
support economic growth within a specified city, region or state by providing necessary resources and
assistance especially for the most marginal portions of a population so that they may have opportunities of
income and decent employment.
a. Commercial b. Development Agencies c. Corporations
_____ 18. Focus on providing services such as underwriting and corporate reorganization to institutional clients
a. Commercial Banks b. Investment Banks c. Rural Bank
_____ 19. A corporation is a legal entity that is separate and distinct from its owners.
a. Non-State Institutions b. Agencies c. Organization
_____ 20. Organization with an international membership, scope, or presence.
a. Local Organizations b. Multinational Organizations c. International Organizations
_____ 21. Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that operate internationally.
a. NGO’s b. Intergovernmental Organizations c. Private Organizations
_____ 22. A company or an organization that deals with money or with managing the distribution of money, goods, and
services in an economy.
a. organization b. corporation c. economic institutions
_____ 23. Is a social rule that says people should repay, in kind, what another person has provided for them?
a. Reciprocity b. social psychology c. social norms
_____ 24. In Economics the theory, policy, or practice of lessening or reducing inequalities.
a. Banking b. redistribution c. marketing
_____ 25. The exchange of goods and services through a market. The set of market transactions taking place in the
economy is most important in terms of measuring gross domestic product (GDP).
a. market b. market transactions c. state market relation
_____ 26. These are institutions that are not controlled by the government or by the State.
a. Ngo’s b. non-state institutions c. corporation
_____ 27. It refers to a voluntary association of either employees or employer or independent workers to protect their
interest and becomes an instrument of defense against exploitation and maltreatment.
a. trade unions b. transactions c. cooperatives
_____ 28. is defined as “people’s beliefs and opinions concerning the existence, nature and worship of a god or holy
beings and divine involvement in the universe and human life” .
a. belief b. religion c. worship
_____ 29. Basically, means the belief in spiritual beings.
a. Animism b. polytheism c. monotheism
_____ 30. Is the belief in single or one god?
a. Animism b. polytheism c. monotheism
_____ 31. Refers to the worship of or belief in more than one god, especially several gods usually assembled into a
pantheon of gods and goddesses, along with their own religions and rituals.
a. Animism b. polytheism c. monotheism
_____ 32. comes from the Latin word ‘anima’ which means ‘breathe, spirit, life’— is the view that non-human
creatures— such as animals and plants— possess a spiritual essence.
a. church b. Animism c. islam
_____ 33. Refers to the belief in multiple gods or deities along with their own religions and rituals. In religions that
practice polytheism, gods and goddess are representations of forces of nature and/or ancestral principles and
virtues. a. Polytheism b. Monotheism c. Hinduism

Test II. True or False

Direction: Write T if the statement is true, F is the statement is false.
34. ____ Gender is the meaning a culture attaches to being female or male.
35. ____ Social capital refers to features of social organization, such as networks, norms, and trust, that facilitate
coordination and cooperation for mutual benefit.
36. ____ Political capital refers to the goodwill that a politician or political policy can build up with the public through the
pursuit of popular policies.
37. ____ Symbolic capital refers to the resources available to an individual on the basis of honor, prestige, or recognition.
38. ____ Prejudice is a rigid and unfair generalization about a category of family.
39. ____ Ethnicity is a shared cultural heritage based on common ancestry, language, or religion that gives a group
people a distinctive social identity.
40. ____ Absolute poverty refers to a lack of resources that is life threatening.
41. ____ Relative poverty is the lack of resources of some people in relation to those who have more.
42. ____ Power is a state in which resources, usually material but sometimes cultural, are lacking.
43. ____ Cultural capital refers to cultural advantages coming from a good life
Test III: Enumeration: Give what is asked
A. 3 TYPES OF EDUCATION

44. _______________________

45. _______________________

46. ______________________

B. Causes of Political Change

47. _______________________

48. _______________________

49. _______________________

50. _______________________

Prepared by:

CLIFFORD T. BORROMEO
SHS Teacher - II

Checked: Approved:

ELEAZER V. SUNE, Ph. D. JOSELITO O URSUA

MT-I, SHS COORDINATOR School Principal – I