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    The document discusses different types of societies and key social concepts: - Agricultural societies practice small-scale cultivation of plants and animals. - Feudal societies have landowners as the most powerful members and peasants as the lowest group. - Industrial societies are based on the use of specialized machinery in production. - Hunting and gathering societies' people are nomadic as they search for food with no permanent territory. - A social system refers to the structure of a society where individuals interact and relate in a shared culture. - A post-industrial society produces the virtual society and is knowledge-based rather than industry-based. - Social institutions refer to groups that perform vital functions in society.

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    The document discusses different types of societies and key social concepts: - Agricultural societies practice small-scale cultivation of plants and animals. - Feudal societies have landowners as the most powerful members and peasants as the lowest group. - Industrial societies are based on the use of specialized machinery in production. - Hunting and gathering societies' people are nomadic as they search for food with no permanent territory. - A social system refers to the structure of a society where individuals interact and relate in a shared culture. - A post-industrial society produces the virtual society and is knowledge-based rather than industry-based. - Social institutions refer to groups that perform vital functions in society.

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    29. It engages in small scale cultivation of plants, fruits, vegetables and the domestication of animals.

    a. Agricultural Society
    b. Horticultural Society
    c. Hunting and Gathering
    d. Pastoral Society
    Answer: a
    30. In this type of society, those who own land are considered the most powerful and influential members of
    society, while the peasants are considered the lowest group.
    a. Feudal Society
    b. Horticultural Society
    c. Industrial Society
    d. Post-industrial Society
    Answer: a
    31. Maria established a pattern interactive relationship which is the most important unit of the social system.
    What does Maria exhibit?
    a. culture lag
    b. culture shock
    c. deviant
    Answer: d
    d. human relations
    32. What do you call the type of society that is based on the use of specialized machinery in the production of
    goods and services?
    a. Feudal Society
    b. Horticultural Society
    c. Industrial Society
    d. Post-industrial Society
    Answer: d
    33. In_______________society, people are nomadic because they spend their time searching for food, thus
    have no permanent territory.
    a. Agricultural Society
    b. Horticultural Society
    c. Hunting and Gathering
    d. Pastoral Society
    Answer: c
    34. Which of the following refers to the structure of society consisting of individuals who interact and relate in a
    shared cultural and symbolic environment?
    a. Social institution
    b. Social norm
    c. Social role
    d. Social system
    Answer: a
    35. It is known as an organized group of people whose members interact frequently and have a common
    territory and culture.
    a. class
    b. group
    c. institution
    d. society
    Answer: d
    36. Virtual society is known to be the product of society.
    a. Feudal Society
    b. Horticultural Society
    c. Industrial Society
    d. Post-industrial Society
    Answer: d
    37. This refers to the certain groups that perform vital functions in society.
    a. Social classes
    b. Social group
    c. Social institution
    d. Social role

    38. This refers to be another way of shaping the society, it also involves the actions and ideals that are
    considered important by the society.
    a. Social morals
    b. Social movement
    c. Social roles
    d. Social values

    Answer: d

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