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The main duty of a bank it so provide a safe place for people to save excess cash, known as
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Culture
Answer  It refers to a combination of symptoms that are considered to be a
recognizable disease only within a specific society or culture.

A: Culture-specific syndrome

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It refers to religious belief in the existence of one god, or the oneness of God.

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Atheism

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Answer  Gives the citizens the freedom to worship without interference from the
government.

A: First Amendment

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Cooperatives and Trade Unions are directly involved with economic systems of production
and distribution in the society.

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Both state and non-state institutions are essential to the development of the society.

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Neuropathy is an example of an alternative health system.

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Answer  An education process that has a more flexible curricula and methodology
compared to formal education.

A: Non-formal education

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Learning as those which offer students a measure of flexibility and autonomy, to study the
programmes of their choice when and where they wish, and at a pace to suit their
circumatances.

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Correspondence learning

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Answer  The belief in multiple gods or divinities.

A: Polytheism

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Non-state institutions strive to provide services and other necessities which the members of
the society need.

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Answer  It refers to the popular acceptance of a government, or any system of
authority.

A: Legitimacy

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The right to health includes the right to be free from non-consensual medical treatment
such as medical experiments or forced sterilization.

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Which of the following is true about education?

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It begins the moment a child enrolls in a grade school.

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It is a right that can only be enjoyed by the upper class

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Answer  It refers to religious belief in the existence of one god, or the oneness of God.

A: Monotheism

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Culture-specific syndrome is also known as

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A: folk illness

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Answer  A legal entity established under the state law and is designed to generate a
profit.

A: Corporation

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Legal entities which are established under state law that are designed to generate a profit.

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Health institutions

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Banks

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Political organizations
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Non-formal education tends to adapt to the interest and work pace of the students.

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A belief in numerous personalized, supernatural beings endowed with reason, intelligence,
and/or volition.

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Polytheism

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Which of the following is true about estate system?

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a.

It is an extreme form of social inequality wherein individuals can be owned by others as

their property.

b.
It is associated with Feudalism. ***

c.

It is based on the ownership of resources as well as the occupation or profession of an

individual.

d.

It promotes belief in fate, destiny, and the will of a higher spiritual power rather than
promoton of individual freedom

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Closed mobility systems limit interactions among members who belong to different social
groups.

Select one:

a.
False

b.
True***
Caste system is an example of

Select one:

a.
closed system ***

b.
open system

c.
no correct answer

d.
slavery system
Social stratification is not related to social standing.

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a.
true

b.
false ***
A theoretical perspective that examines how various aspects of society contribute to
ensuring its stability and continued function.
A: Functionalism
Are systems of social stratification that are based on achievement, allowing more flexibility
in social roles, increased social mobility, and better interaction among social groups and
classes.

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a.

slavery system

b.

class system

c.

open systems ***

d.

closed system

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Focus on the role of governments in fostering economic development.

A: Self-centered theories
 It refers to the division of large social groups into smaller groups based on categories
determined by economics.
A: Social stratification
The respect and admiration that comes from success, achievement, rank, or other favorable
attributes.
A: Prestige
 It leads to a large scale change in the society.
A: Social revolution
It refers to the stratification system that is determined by personal effort and merit.
A: Meritocracy
It is the belief in numerous personalized, supernatural beings endowed with reason,
intelligence, and/or volition, that inhabit both objects and living beings and govern their
existences. 
A: Animism
A view believing that marginalized groups and individuals should be empowered and
included in the political process.
A: Inclusive citizenship
A theory that focuses on the relationship among the core, peripheral, and semi-peripheral
countries in the global economy.
A: World-systems theory
It is the feeling of affinity or loyalty towards a particular population, cultural group, or
territorial area.
A: ethnicity
A stratification system that is based on the ownership of resources and the occupation or
profession of an individual.
A: Class system
A process that takes place when two social groups or classes are so different that a
compromise between them is impossible.
A: Social contradiction
Karl Marx believes that social stratification is influenced by economic forces.

A: true

It refers to a combination of symptoms that are considered to be a recognizable disease

only within a specific society or culture.

A: culture-specific syndrome
A theoretical perspective based on the ideas of Karl Marx, in which inequalities brought
about by social stratification lead to conflict among social classes.

A: Conflict theory

It refers to the upper class, who gain wealth through the profits from their businesses.

A: Bourgeois

A theoretical perspective based on the ideas of Karl Marx, in which inequalities brought
about by social stratification lead to conflict among social classes.

A: Assimilation

In German, it means "intimate communities"

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a.
Gameinshaft

b.
None of the choices

c.
Gemeinshaft ### (wrong)

d.
Gemeinschaft

e.
Gesselschaft
Which of the following individuals proposed four types of suicide, which were based on the
degrees of imbalance of two social forces: social integration and moral regulation?
A: Emile Durkheim

Is an activity that is forbidden or sacred based on religious beliefs or morals.

A: Taboo
people who sell their productive labor for wages

A: Proletariat
Conflict Theory is primarily based on the work of:
A: Karl Marx

Which of the following is true about Serfin M. Macaraig?

A: He published a book entitled "An Introduction to Sociology" in 1938.

A condition in which society provides little moral guidance to individuals

A: anomie

They are people who have something in common and who believe that what they have in
common is significant.
a.
institution

b.
group ***

c.
education

d.
organization
During this state, man used simple tools to hunt animals and vegetation.

Plesiomorphy is a primitive characteristic, while [1] is one that two or more taxa share.

A: Symplesiomorphy

[1] is the study of the evolutionary relationships between biological entities, most frequently
between species, people, or genes (which may be referred to as taxa).
A: Phylogenetics
Occasionally, homoplastic characters or homoplasies are used to refer to [1].
A: Analogous character (wrong)
[1] is a technique to separate DNA from cell membranes, proteins, and other biological
components from a sample using physical and/or chemical processes.
A: DNA extraction
A [1] is a visual representation of the connections between species. These connections are
founded on palpable physical traits.
phylogenetic tree (wrong) evolutionary tree/ pnyogenetic tree/
cladogram
German biologist [1] is credited with being the creation of phylogenetic systematics, commonly
known as cladistics.

Emil Hans Willi Hennig

According to the [1], each taxon is connected to the next until the tree contains all of the taxa.
A: Wagner method
An [1] is a derived character, while a synapomorphy is a shared derived character between two
or more taxa.
A: Apomorphy
[1] refers to a biological classification method that involves the categorization of organisms
based on similar features
A: Taxonomy (wrong) / cladistics