UCSP Reviewer 10.

These are mostly professional people like

lawyers, doctors, manager, owners of small
1. It consists of the elite or wealthy families. businesses, executives, etc.
a. lower class c. ascribed status a. upper class c. lower class
b. upper class d. achieved status b. social class d. middle class

2. It is one in which people are born into their social

standing and will remain in it their whole lives. 11. The movement of a person within a social class
a. caste and closed-class system level.
b. open class system a. horizontal mobility c. statuses
c. middle class b. vertical mobility d. status
d. lower class
12. Assigned by the society on the basis of some
3. The individual’s position in the social structure. fixed category.
a. upper class c. status a. Status c. ascribed status
b. middle class d. statuses b. achieved status d. statuses

13. The movement of a person between social class

4. A society’s categorization of people into levels or another class
socioeconomic strata/layer, based on their a. horizontal mobility c. vertical mobility
occupation and income, wealth and social status, or b. upper class d. middle class
derived power.
a. vertical mobility 14. Individuals can change their social class in the
b. horizontal mobility society.
c. political stratification a. caste and closed-class system
d. social stratification b. social class
c. social status
5. Status earned by the individual. d. open class system
a. status c. ascribed status
b. achieved status d. statuses 15. It refers to the assessment of our role behavior.
a. class c. prestige
6. The act of moving from one social status to b. esteem d. status
another.
a. social mobility c. social stratification 16. People who are barred from some degree of
b. political stratification d. differentiation power, prestige, or wealth.
a. dominant c. minority
7. People in the social class who depend merely on b. wealthy d. majority
their paycheck.
a. middle class c. upper class 17. Women regarded as placed in the lower social
b. lower class d. social class status in the society compared to men.
a. racial discrimination
8. It refers to the evaluation of status. b. gender discrimination
a. esteem c. differentiation c. ethnic discrimination
b. prestige d. stratification d. disability discrimination

9. The method of relating people in terms of certain 18. It is the existence of uneven opportunities and
social characteristics and then classifying them into rewards for a diverse social positions or statuses
social categories based on their characteristics. within a group or society.
a. social structure a. economic inequality
b. social mobility b. cultural inequality
c. differentiation c. political inequality
d. political stratification d. social inequality
19. It is the thinking that one’s own race is superior
than the others.
a. discrimination c. stereotyping
b. racism d. prejudice 28. This refers to the view that all genders including
men and women should receive equal treatment
20. This people who have physical impairments do and therefore should not be discriminated based on
not usually enjoy the benefits that abled people their gender
received. a. ethnic conflict
a. PWD c. ethnic group b. Gender equality
b. LGBT d. women c. feminist movement
d. racial discrimination
21. This is a group of people whose gender
preferences are subject to discrimination. 29. It refers to the use of new techniques to
a. dominant c. LGBT achieved desired end.
b. minority d. PWD a. diffusion c. assimilation
b. acculturation d. innovation
22. An act of depriving minorities of equal
treatment and are kept in the lower status of the 30. Gender issue is an example of
society and the resistance of equality. a. innovation c. social tension
a. stereotyping c. racism b. assimilation d. social movement
b. discrimination d. prejudice
31. Overseas Filipino Workers are also called
23. A negative attitude towards the members of a a. Huwarang Mamamayan ng Bansa
particular group. b. Bagong Bayani ng Bayan
a. prejudice c. discrimination c. Modelo ng Bayan
b. racism d. ethnocentrism d. Bayani ng Makabagong panahon

24. The belief that our own nation, race, or group is 32. It is the process of geographic mobility, or the
the best. change of residence of a person from one
a. prejudice c. stereotyping community to another with the intention of settling
b. ethnocentrism d. racism temporarily or permanently.
a. mobilization c. urbanization
25. The situation when people encounter problem b. transnationalism d. migration
that they do not know how to solve it.
a. ethnocentrism c. stereotyping 33. This kind of migration exists when a person is
b. racism d. scapegoating moved against his will such as slaves or when the
move is initiated because of external factors line
26. Population change may affect the environment disaster or war.
and the natural resources. Environmental changes a. internal migration
also affect people and the society. Therefore, we b. international migration
can conclude that: c. force migration
a. Population growth has a negative effect in the d. circulatory migration
environment.
b. Individuals and the environment affect each
other.
c. Disasters are caused by people themselves.
d. The continuous growth of world population
increases the possibility of more natural disaster.

27. The following are causes of social changes

except:
a. tensions c. technology
b. modernization d. environment