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Republic of the Philippines Document Code: SCC-NIU-300383-QF-
Department of Education TS-001

Region I
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF SAN CARLOS CITY Revision: 00
Cluster of Non-Implementing Units
San Carlos City, Pangasinan Effectivity date: 11-05-18
Name of School: BOLINGIT

TEST QUESTION NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Reference No. Date: April___, 2023

Name: S.Y./Quarter 2022-2023/
Quarter 3
Subject: Disciplines and Ideas in Social
Sciences
Score:
Grade Level Grade 11-HUMSS
and Section:
MULTIPLE CHOICE
Choose the best answer that suits the questions given. Write the letter of your answer in
the space provided before each number. Write your answers in CAPITAL LETTERS
only.
1. It is the study of human and human behavior and human behavior and societies in the past and
present.
a. Anthropology c. History
b. Economics d. Phonology
2. It is the study of human mind and mental processes and behavior.
a. Anthropology b. Economics c. Geography d.Psychology
3. It tells the connection of past, present and the future.
a. Communication studies
b. Economics
c. History
d. Jurisprudence
4. It is the study of language form, meaning and the context.
a. Linguistics
b. Morphology
c. Phonetics
d. Phonology
5. It is a social science that studies the production, distribution of goods and the consumption of
goods and services.
a. Archaeology
b. Business
c. economics
d. Political Science
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6. It is the study of governance, laws, component and operation of the state.

a. Archaeology
b. Economics
c. Social Work
d. Political Science
7. Legal education is most likely associated with:
a. Anthropology
b. Economics
c. International relations
d. Law
8. It is the medical specialty devoted to the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of mental disorders.
a. Astronomy
b. Astrology
c. Psychiatry
d. Psychology
9. Social Science is a branch of science which main idea is focused on:
a. Money and properties
b. Human relations and behavior
c. Moon and stars
d. Safety and physiological needs
10. Which of the ff. best describes what social sciences have in common?
a. Interest in studying human beings b. Study of human mind c. focus on material picture d.
Research which overlaps with genetics
11. Humanities involves a more critical and analytical approach wjile social sciences deals with a
more______.
a. Arithmetic approach b. Scientific approach c. symbolic approach d. critical approach
12. Natural science is the study of living things while social science is the study of human relation and
approaches.
a. Always true b. Rarely observed c.Never d. Neither true or false
13. “Why do some people get tattoos?”, “Why are people marrying later in life?” are some questions
often studied by whom?
a. Artistic scientists b. Natural scientists c. Social science d. Humanities
14. A branch of study which attempts to comprehend, explain and predict events in a natural
environment.
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a. Natural science b. Physical science c. Social science d. Humanities

15. Which of the ff. elements is not included to best define humanities?
a. Develops critical-thinking b. Develops new insights c. Motivates to raise partial and prejudiced
questions d. Helps understand human experience
16. Which is the correct scientific process of Cognitive model under Psychology?
a. Stimulus-Black box-Response b. Input- Mediational process – Output c. Stimulus- Mediational
process – Product d. Input-Reaction-Output
17. Which of the ff. statements is correct?
a. Archaeologist studies the past human culture and life styles.b. Paleontologists study artifacts. c.
Arcaheologist study fossils. d. Both A and C is correct.
18. Under the forms of scientific inquiry which best explains the concept of deductive reasoning?
a. Specific predictions follow from general premise
b. Derive generalizations based on specific observations
c. Specific predictions follow particular general premise
d. Derived on educational guess
19. In descriptive social science research, what is the Chapter 2 title?
a. Background of the study
b. Scope and Limitation
c. Review of the Related literature
d. Methodology
20. What is the importance of research inquiry in the field of Social science?
a. It helps to prove lies and support factual information.
b. Tool for building knowledge
c. Means to find and seize opportunities
d. All of the above
21. This era marked the rise of scientific and rational philosophical thought being pioneered by John
Locke, David Hume and Jean Jacques Rousseau
a. Age of knowledge
b. Enlightenment Age
c. Age of Revolutiom
d. Age of Reawakening
22. Its development in modern nationalism during 16th century shifted attention to the increasing
problem of wealth and power of various nation-states.
a. Industrialism
b. Digitalism
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c. Mercantilism
d. Proletarianism
23. This is known to be the most ancient legal and administrative code that survives upto the present
is____
a. Code of Babylonia
b. Code of Kalantiao
c. Ten commandments tableau
d. Hammurabi code
24. He is the first person who coined the term “sociology” as the scientific study of human relations
and group of life.
A. August Comte B. John Locke C. Friedrich Nietzsche D. Nicollo Machiavelli
25. Franz Boas and Edward Sapir imparted a loit in the field of linguistics, which is:
a. Techniques descriptive linguistics
b. Theorized ways on how language shapes the perceptions of people
c. Developed speech communicative strategies
d. Both A and B.
26. It is the methodology that implies elements of human culture must be understood by way of their
relationship to a broader overarching system or structure which uncover the structures that
underlie all the things that human do.
A. Functionalism B. Structuralism C. Symbolic-Interactionism D. Marxism
27. The development of establishing various social structures such as Family, school, media and
Government falls on what social theory.
A. Functionalism B. Structuralism C. Marxism D. Symbolic-Interactionism
28. Michael Foucault linked the Structuralism theory to his study of abolishing Corporal punishment by
what particular reason?
A. State preferred other methods to punish the prisoners without the infliction of pain or violence.
B. State substituted punishment of the “SOUL” by monitoring and controlling both the behavior of
prisoners and the behavior of everyone in the society.
C. A and B are incorrect
D. A and B are both correct
29. Structuration is a word coined by Anthony Giddens wants to express that:
A. Social life is dynamic and ordered
B. Social life is perplexed and complicated
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C. Social life is organized and stagnant.

D. Social life is extreme and vigorous.
30. Structural analysis under this theory was found to enumerate various root causes for poverty.
Which of the ff. choices does not belong?
A. Unemployment B.Corruption C. Poor education D. Using contraceptives for family planning
31. This theory states that each aspect of society is interdependent and contributes to society’s
stability and functioning as a whole.
A. Functionalism B. Structuralism C. Symbolic-Interactionism D.Marxism
32. One common example of functionalism in the society is:
A. Planting fruits and veggies as source of livelihood B. Donating money in the church for less atx
computation C. Rallying against the government for their attention towards problem in the
society. D. Government provides education for the children of yhe family, which in return pays
taxes for the state projects/ programs.
33. Functionalists believe that society is held together by consensus to which members of the society
must work together for what is best in the society. This theory is best manifested by:____________
A. Bahala Na mentality during typhoons B. Paying taxes rightly every year C. Make a conspiracy for
treason against the state D. Both B and C
34 . How to be a functional citizen for your country?
a. Doing community services
b. Pay mandatory taxes yearly
c. Be a watch dog to drug users
d. d. All of the above
35. Analyze the interdependent relation shown below manifesting functionalism theory. Which do
you think us lacking on the cycle process?
Business pay taxes to the Government-- Government uses taxes to fund school system-
__________________ -Jobs allow people to spend money at local businesses
A. Offices and markets are made by government to support people’s needs
B. Government build schools to educate people in order to get jobs in later life.
C. Government gives free scholarships for impoverished young people.
D. Government will make jibs for the poor to have their sources of living
36. It is the intellectual tradition that arose out of the writings of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels
which encompasses a whole range of ideas, including an approach towards history, analysis of
capitalism and a new vision of the future.
A. functionalism B. Structuralism C. Symbolic Interactionism D. Marxism
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37. This social condition best exemplifies Marxism theory EXCEPT:

A. Proletariat vs. Working class B. Socialist vs Communist C. Functionalist vs structionalist D.
Marxist vs. capitalist
38. The ff. are all elements present under Marxism theory EXCEPT:
A. class struggle between proletariat and bourgeoisie B. equilibrium and consensus among
social classes C. A class is defined by the ownership of property not by income or status D. Division of
clsses will widened and the exploited workers will increase
39. In Philippine setting, which is an evident indicator of social stratification?
A. thin gap between the rich and poor
B. equal protection of laws between rich and poor
C.Those who have more, shall have more in laws and those who have less in life shall have less in
laws.
D.Poor and rich have equal placement to join politics
a. The story is about the earliest form of government, “barangay” that is existing until the present
time of govenrnance.
b. The story is about the hardship faced by many Filipinos on the hands of the Spaniards.
c. The story is about the changes evolved during the Colonial times, which changes the letter “r”
to “l” in our ancient Philippine alphabet.
d. The story is about the sailing vessel named “balangay” which serves as a very useful boat used
in fishing in eh seas and rivers.
40. Who are the pioneers of Marxism theory?
A. Karl Marx and Engels C. Karl Marx and Durkheim
B. Ralph Marx and Engels D. Ralph Marx and Locke
41. The ff. describes “SELF” in the symbolic-interactionism theory, EXCEPT:
A. Define the connection of thought and language
B. Involves taking the role of the other looking glass self
C. Always in flux
D. Separates impulsive I and reflective Me
42. Clarie love to read books. What could NOT be the possible proposition that a symbolic
interactionist might tell?
A. Clarie loves to read books because its importance has been taught by the family, school,
friends and Church where she belongs.
B. Clarie had a special session on reading class every week.
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C. Clarie had experienced to get a library card before which is usually associated with bed time
stories giving her warmth and comfort.
D. Clarie had an embarrassing moment regarding her experience in reading to which she consider
very painful.
43. Constructivism being an extension of symbolic interaction theory proposes the ff. circumstances
except:
A. Reality is what human cognitively construct it to be.
B. Social constructs based on interactions with others.
C.Those constructs that last over time are those that have meaning which are widely agreed upon
in the society.
D. There is an absolute definition of deviance and similar societies constructed.
44. This theory tends to focus on language and symbols that gives meaning to the various experiences in
life.
A. Functionalism
B. Structuralism
C. Symbolic-Interactionism
D. Marxism
45. Which best describes the comparison between Conflict and Symbolic Interaction theory?
A. conflict theory sees life as competition and focuses on how aspects of life such as power, resources and
inequality while symbolic-interaction theory poses that people navigate social interactions and assign
meaning based on their own individual interpretation of the interactions.
B. It poses that people navigate social interactions and assign meaning based on their individual
interpretation of the interactions while symbolic interaction theory sees life as competition and focuses on
how aspects of life such as power, resources and inequality.
C. It poses that our own interpretations determine the meaning of social interactions while symbolic
interaction theory looks at how inequality drives the society.
D. All of the above.
46. The functional theory of Sigmund Freud argued that human mind and personality are made up of 3
parts namely:
A. Id , ego, super ego b. pleasure, pride values C. Conscious, Pre-conscious, Unconscious D. Human
nature, instincts, personality
47. Janno wants to buy the latest edition of IPhone but he also needs to save up for the medicine of his
father confined due to heart stroke. Janno with his greatest desire to catch up with the trend, he decided
to buy the new phone. What personality prevails over Janno?
A.Id B. Ego C. Supeer ego D. Instincts
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48. When the ego is not in a position to control anxiety by rational and direct methods, it results to
unrealistic methods.
A. Ego defense mechanism B. Id defense mechanism C. Uncontrolled defense mechanism D. Distorted
ego
49. When a person puts the blame on his failures upon others and some unfavorable factors of
environment.
A. Projection B. Sublimation C. Repression D. Compensation
50. The ff. are tenets of Psychoanalysis except one:
A. It tackles about the development of personality NOT being influenced by events of early childhood.
B.People utilize a number of defense mechanisms to protect themselves from information contained in the
unconscious.
C. The way that people behave is influenced by their unconscious drives.
D. Emotional problems are commonly rooted on conflicts.
Prepared by:
BRIGID MARFE C. ABALOS

Subject Teacher
Checked by:
DR. SHERI NADIA E. ESPINO

Head Teacher III
Noted:
MARLITO V. AUSTRIA
Principal I
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Republic of the Philippines Document Code: SCC-NIU-300383-QF-

Department of Education TS-001

Name of School: BOLINGIT

Reference No. Date: April___, 2023

Name of School: BOLINGIT

6. It is the study of governance, laws, component and operation of the state.

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a. Natural science b. Physical science c. Social science d. Humanities

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C. Social life is organized and stagnant.

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37. This social condition best exemplifies Marxism theory EXCEPT:

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