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What do you call the study of society where it is used as an umbrella term to refer to a
plurality of fields outside of the natural sciences?

a. Psychology c. Social sciences

b. Socio-psychology d. Physical Sciences

2. Who invented the term sociology?

a. Auguste Comte c. Karl Marx
b. Emile Durkheim d. Charles Darwin

3. Who publish the book “An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations”?
a. Karl Marx c. Adam Smith
b. Thomas Malthus d. Morgan

4. He was a german-born American anthropologist who is known for being the father of
Anthropology. Who is he?
a. Margaret Mead c. Karl Marx
b. Ruth Benedict d. Franz Boas

5. What do you call the study of social arrangement to maintain peace and order within a society,
State, Politics, power, Law, and Ideology?
a. Political Science c. Sociology
b. Anthropology d. Linguistics

6. This examines the natural environment and how the climate, vegetation & life, soil, water, and
landforms are produced and interact. What discipline is this?
a. Physical Geography c. Sociology
b. Human Geography d. Political Science

7. What do you call the science of the totality of human existence?

a. Linguistics c. Geography
b. Anthropology d. Sociology

8. Who wrote the influential book “On the Origin of Species”?

a. Charles Darwin c. Franz Boas
b. Karl Marx d. Margaret Mead

9. The problem with this discipline is that human beings have unlimited wants and occupy a
world of limited means. What is this?

a. Geography c. Anthropology
b. Economics d. Cultural Anthropology
10. What do you call the study of landforms and the processes that shape them?

a. Geomorphology c. Hydrology
b. Climatology d. Glaciology

11. What do you call those who explore how people in different places live and understand the
world around them?

a. Politicians c. Geologists
b. Cultural Anthropologists d. Economy Analysts

12. What branch of Anthropology which seeks to understand how humans adapt to different
environments, what causes disease and early death, and how humans evolved from other
animals?

a. Cultural Anthropology c. Linguistics

b. Linguistic Anthropology d. Biological Anthropology

13. Several methods are used by an anthropologist to get information from many angles to see
whole picture–again, striving for that holistic view. What method is strictly about learning the
kinship, family, and marriage patterns of a group?

a. In-Depth Interviews c. Genealogical Method

b. Informant d. Participant Observation

14. What source of history includes birth certificates and Trial transcripts?
a. Primary Sources c. Economics
b. Secondary Sources d. History

15. What branch of Anthropology that are interested in how language is linked to how we see
the world and how we relate to each other?

a. Linguistic Anthropology c. Biological Anthropology

b. Genealogical method d. Cultural Anthropology

16. Who pioneered the Participant Observation, one of the hallmarks in the methods for
Anthropology?

a. Charles Darwin c. Franz Boas

b. Branislaw Malinowski d. Margaret Mead
17. What discipline of physical geography that focuses on the creatures and environments of the
world’s oceans.

a. Hydrology c. Glaciology
b. Pedology d. Oceanography

18. What type of geography that is concerned with the distribution and networks of people and
cultures on Earth’s surface?

a. History c. Hydrology
b. Physical Geography d. Human Geography

19. Which of the following options is the definition of history?

a. Observation of ocean tides and currents constituted some of the first oceanographic

investigations.
b. The discipline that studies the chronological record of events.
c. Might investigate the local, regional, and global impact of rising economic powers China and
India, which represent 37 percent of the world’s people.
d. Its focus can include a distinct geographical region, a country, a continent, or even the whole
world.

20. The following are sources of history except one. Which of the following is the exception?

a. Case law c. Diaries

b. A journal article reporting new research or findings d. Paintings

21. Who was the first thinker to write widely on concepts that would later become central to
anthropology?

a. Herodotus c. Christian Thomsen

b. Ibn Khaldun d. Socrates

22. On what age the biblical scholars dominated European thinking on questions of human
origins and cultural development?

a. Stone Age c. Middle Age

b. Contemporary Age d. Modern Age

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