SHEPHERDVILLE COLLEGE

(formerly JESUS THE LOVING SHEPHERD CHRISTIAN COLLEGE)

Talojongon, Tigaon, Camarines Sur, Philippines
EXCELLING IN TRUTH IN THE SERVICE OF GOD AND COUNTRY

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
FIRST SEMESTER
A/Y 2021-2022
PHILIPPINE POP CULTURE
Module 2 Quiz

Module 2 | Pop, Folk, Working-Class and High Culture and the Different Theoretical
Perspectives

1. It is what is popular at a certain period of time.

a. High Culture
b. Folk Culture
c. Pop Culture
d. Working-Class Culture
2. It is a range of cultures created by or popular among working-class culture.
a. High Culture
b. Folk Culture
c. Working-Class Culture
d. None of the above
3. A culture that refers to the traditions and knowledge that people have based on
past history experiences.
a. Pop Culture
b. Folk Culture
c. High Culture
d. Working-Class Culture
4. A seemingly contradictory source of popular culture is _________.
a. Pluralism
b. Modernism
c. Euphemisms
d. Individualism
5. Is the process of a society's transition away from agrarianism and towards
industry and manufacturing.
a. Industrialization
b. Postmodernism
c. Mass Media
d. Popular Culture
 6. The "Post" in postmodern suggests _______.
a. Culture
b. Social
c. After
d. Discussion
7. The following are the factors shaping Pop culture today EXCEPT?
a. Technology
b. Mass Media
c. Post-Structuralism
d. Industrialization
8. It refers to a diverse array of media technologies that reach a large audience via
mass communication.
a. Mass Media
b. Technology
c. Industrialization
d. none of the above
9. He uses the term Bricolage for the same basic idea with the meaning that when
we tear down concepts we think are clear, we will discover they are not so clear.
a. Jacques Deridda
b. Martin Heigdegger
c. Emmanuel Kant
10. It encompasses the cultural objects of aesthetic value which collectively
extreme as exemplary art.
a. Folk Culture
b. High Culture
c. Pop Culture
d. Culture

Group 2; BSED Social Studies 3J

Gacer, Nedy Rose

Royo, Mary Bernadette
Pacao, Warren
Antolin, Marielle
Lobrin, Mary Joy F.