1 SUMMATIVE TEST

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1. The ff. are examples of the human behaviors
that Social Sciences study about, EXCEPT

a. activities
b. Hopes
c. Money
d. problems
2. Which of the ff. BEST explains
economics as a a social science?
a. It uses mathematical methods to predict
changes.
b. It is a study about a person’s household
management.
c. It analyzes human and his/her behavior as a
member of society
d. It is concerned with human beings and how
people organize activities to satisfy their
need.
3. Which of the ff. is identified as a field of social science
interested with the pursuit of knowledge and truth
without taking into consideration its practical use?

a. Applied Science
b. Natural Science
c. Physical Science
d. Pure Science
4. What field of social science do economics,
political science, anthropology, psychology?

a. Applied
b. Biological
c. Pure
d. Cultural
5. An academic disciplines that seeks to understand,
appreciate and critique the human condition in all its
depth and range of meaning.

a. Humanities
b. History
c. Geography
d. Linguistics
6. They are concerned with why the world
is what it is – it is the human behavior.

a. Geographers
b. Historians
c. Linguists
d. Economists
7. They are curious about the typical characteristics of human
populations – how and why such populations and their
characteristics have varies throughout the ages

a. Geographers
b. Historians
c. Anthropologists
d. Economists
8. They strive for the holistic view of
the Earth as the home of humankind

a. Geographers
b. Historians
c. Linguists
d. Economists
9. It is considered to be a scientific discipline because it
uses the tools of science in finding out what really
transpired in the past.

a. Economics
b. History
c. Geography
d. Anthropology
10. It is our most fundamentally human capacity, yet
represents the most intricate set of behavior patterns
that human beings exhibit.

a. Linguistics
b. Economics
c. History
d. Geography
11. Which of the ff. social science discipline
looks at how people choose to use resources?

a. Linguistics
b. Economics
c. History
d. Geography
12. It deals with the laws of matter,
motion, space, mass, and energy

a. Social Science
b. Pure Social Science
c. Natural Science
d. Applied Social Science
13. It focuses on the search for
solutions to practical problems.
a. Social Science
b. Pure Social Science
c. Natural Science
d. Applied Social Science
14. It studies human and analyzes the behavior
of the individual as a member of society.

a. History
b. Anthropology
c. Economics
d. Geography
15. It is represented by social work, public
administration, management, education and ethics

a. Social Science
b. Pure Social Science
c. Natural Science
d. Applied Social Science
16. They seek to measure well-being, to learn how well-
being may increase overtime, and to evaluate the well-
being of the rich and the poor.

a. Historians
b. Economists
c. Geographers
d. Anthropologist
17. They consider the differences and similarities
between places, and they want to understand what they
see.

a. Historians
b. Economists
c. Geographers
d. Anthropologist
18. They want to discover what men and women did and
thought in the past, and to furnish the facts of history.

a. Historians
b. Economists
c. Geographers
d. Anthropologist
19. They think that understanding the way children
acquire language, can help us understand the origin of
language.

a. Historians
b. Economists
c. Geographers
d. Linguists
20. This discipline provides insights that help us
make sense of our lives and our world.

a. Geography
b. Humanities
c. History
d. Anthropology
End of the Test