Christ the King College Basic Education Department

Gingoog City S.Y 2020-2021

Prelim Exam Reviewer

UCSP
All Grade 12
Ms. Irish Mae L. Cainoy

Name : Joseph Patrick L. Ocapan Score: _________

Year & Sec: Grade 12th STA Date: 9/7/2020

Pointers/Coverage
Week 1 Lesson
 Historical background
 Philosophy versus Science
 Anthropology and different Anthropologist
 Political Science and Sociology
Week 2 Lesson
 Science and Common Sense
 The Emancipatory Potential of the Social Sciences
Week 3 Lesson
 The Concept of Society as an Objective Reality
 The objectivity of society extends to all its constituent elements
 A-G-I-L Scheme
 The Problem of defining the Family

I. Compare and Contrast

Compare and contrast the following (5 points each)

1. Karl Marx and Immanuel Kant

Kant and Marx's agreed that

Karl Marx believed in the
labor theory of value to explain relative
differences in market prices.
He believed that religion, morality, social
structures and other things are all rooted
in economics.
every human should be
treated with care, proper
working conditions and
respect. Regardless of their
differences, they both wanted
men to be treated as an end,
Kant's theory is an example of a
deontological moral theory.
Kant believed that there was a supreme
principle of morality, and he referred to it
as The Categorical Imperative.

2. Max Weber and Auguste Comte

Max Weber defines bureaucracy as a Auguste Comte. He defined sociology

highly structured, formalized, and also
an impersonal organization.
bureaucracy is the basis for the systematic
formation of any organization and is
designed to ensure efficiency and
economic effectiveness.
They both thought that social
scientists could study society
using the same scientific
methods utilized in natural
sciences.
as a positive science.
Through his study of society, Comte
posited three stages of social evolution:
the theological stage, during which society
is based on the laws of God

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 3. Alfred Reginald Radcliffe-Brown and Franz Boaz

He is widely known for his theory of His primary contribution to anthropology

functionalism and his role in the founding was his theory of cultural relativism.
of British social anthropology.
His research demonstrated the many
Radcliffe-Brown has often been associated similarities between people of different
with functionalism, and is considered by races and ethnicities.
some to be the founder of structural
functionalism.

4. Science from Philosophy

 Science is concerned with natural
phenomena.
Science is used for instances that
require empirical validation
Philosophy attempts to
understand the nature of man,
existence, and the relationship
that exists between the two
concepts.
Philosophy creates knowledge
through thinking

II. Enumeration
 Give the four potentials of Social Science (2 points each)
1. Anthropology_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
2. Sociology_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
3. Social
psychology_____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
4. Economics____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________

 Write the four definition of census family according to UN:

1. A married couple without children
2. A married couple with one or more unmarried children
3. A father with one or more unmarried children or
4. A mother with one or more unmarried children
 Write the different function of the family in the society
1. A functional understanding of the family thus stresses the ways in which
the family as a social institution helps make society possible
2. The family is the primary unit for socializing children
3. The family is the major unit in which socialization happens.

4. The family is ideally a major source of practical and emotional support

for its members.

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 III. Essay
Use the given rubrics for the basis of your points

Category 5 points 4 points 3 points 2 points

Organization Information is Information is Information is The

very organized organized with organized but information
with well- well- constructed paragraph are not appears to
constructed paragraph and well constructed. be
paragraph and headings. disorganized
headings. .
Amount of All topics are All topics are All topics are Answered are
information addressed and all addressed most addressed most not
questions answered questions answered questions answered addressed.
with at least 2 with at least 2 with 1 sentence
sentences. sentences. only.
Quality of Information Information Information Information
information clearly relates to clearly relates to clearly relates to has
the the the little/nothi
question/topic. It question/topic. It question/topic. No ng to do
includes several provides 1-2 details and/or with the
supporting details supporting details examples given. question/top
and/or example. and/or example. ic
 Compare open system from close system in Social Science

- The open systems that we know of are systems that allow interactions between their internal elements and
the environment.

- Closed systems, on the other hand, are held to be isolated from their environment. Equilibrium
thermodynamics, for example, is a field of study that applies to closed systems.

 Explain the theory of sociological realism by Emile Durkheim

 Explain what is an Anomie?
- Anomie, also spelled anomy, in societies or individuals, a condition of
instability resulting from a breakdown of standards and values or from a
lack of purpose or ideals.
 How do you describe a family?
- Prayerful and industrious, fresh and readable, sweet royal, holy, most
complete, most agreeable, whole unfortunate, unruly, most respectable.
How do you describe social system?
- Social system is the patterned network of relationships constituting a
coherent whole that exist between individuals, groups, and institutions.
It is the formal structure of role and status that can form in a small,
stable group.

IV. Identification
Below is the A-G-I-L Scheme, define each component.(5 points per area)

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A-DAPTATION
- In biology, adaptation has three
related meanings. Firstly, it is the
dynamic evolutionary process that fits
organisms to their environment, enhancing
their evolutionary fitness.
I-NTEGRATION
- Integration occurs when a person's
different goals cohere with one
another.
“For the LORD gives wisdom; from his mouth come knowledge and
understanding”
- Proverbs 2:6
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G-OAL ATTAINMENT
- Goal attainment is the process through
which human and other resources are
mobilized for the attainment of
collective goals and purposes. In a
social system, the goal attainment
functions are met through political
activities and mobilization occurs
through the generation and exercise of
power
L-ATENCY
- Latency is the delay between a user's
action and a web application's response
to that action, often referred to in
networking terms as the total round
trip time it takes for a data packet to
travel.