3rd Quarter Examination
Physical Science
Name: Section:
I. MULTIPLE CHOICE
Direction. Read each item carefully. Write your answer on the blank provided before the
number.
1. It is group consists of two or more people who interact with one another and who recognize
themselves as a distinct social unit.
a. Social Aggregate b. Social Category c. Social Group d. Social Structure
2. It is a collection of people that have certain characteristics or traits in common, but they tend
not to interact with each other on a regular basis.
a. Social Aggregate b. Social Category c. Social Group d. Social
Organization
3. It is the organized set of social institutions and patterns of institutionalized relationships that
together compose society.
a. Social Aggregate b. Social Category c. Social Structure d. Social
Organization
4. This is a small, intimate and less specialized group whose members engage in face-to- face
and emotion based interactions over extended period of time.
a. In-Group b. Out-Group c. Primary Group d. Secondary Group
5. This theory proposes that people’s appreciation of their group membership is influenced by
their perception towards people who are not members of their group.
a. Self-categorization Theory c. Others-Categorization Theory
b. Biological-categorization Theory d. All of the above
6. This group considered a source of role models since the individual uses it as a standard for
self-assessment.
a. In-group b. Out-group c. Reference Group d. Secondary Group
7. It is a collection of people who are in the same place at the same time.
a. Social Aggregate b. Social Category c. Social Structure d. Social
Organization
8. A less intimate and more specialized groups where members engage in an impersonal and
objective-oriented relationship for a limited time.
a. In-group b. Social Group c. Reference Group d. Secondary Group
9. This refers to the structure of relationships between social actors or groups.
a. Social Structure b. Network c. Reference Group d. None of the choices
10. This is one of the basic social institutions found in every society.
a. Family b. Kinship c. Marriage d. All of the above
11. This is considered as the most basic and general form of relations.
a. Bilateral Descent b. Consanguineal Kinship c. Descent d. Lineage
12. Which of the following symbols represent female
a. = b. | c. d.
13. This refers to the type of relations developed when marriage occurs.
a. Affinal Kinship b. Consanguineal Kinship c. Bilateral d. Patrilineal
14. It is a system of exchange that involves the centralized collection of products from
members of a group followed by the distribution of those goods among the members.
a. Transfer b. Reciprocity c. Redistribution d. Market Transaction
15. The following are the political tools of transnational advocacy groups to influence
international policy and practice EXCEPT.
a. Accountability politics c. Symbolic politics:
b. Information politics d. Institution Politics
16. This refers to the disbelief, denial of, or lack of belief in the existence of God or gods.
a. Atheism b. Animism c. Monetheism d. Polytheism
17. It is a Filipino superstition that attributes an illness to the greeting of a stranger.
a. Bughat c. Buyag c. Usog d. All of the above
18. This type of legitimacy emphasizes the authority of tradition by virtue of its historical
practice by a particular group.
a. Charismatic Legitimacy b. Legal Legitimacy
c. Rational Legitimacy d. Traditional Legitimacy
19. It is a type of education that comprises all those educational activities that are organized
outside.
a. Formal Education b. Informal Education c. Non-Formal Education d. All of the above
20. It is the movement of individuals or groups from one social status to another.
a. Social Desirable c. Social Stratification
b. Social Mobility d. Social Inequality
21. It refers to the movement of social status across several generation.
a. Inter-generational mobility c. Intra-generational mobility
b. Social Mobility System d. Functionalist mobility
22. This system of social mobility implies that society is in constant conflict, especially with the
distribution of resources, due to the existence of inequality where higher-ranking people are
given priority and importance than lower ones.
a. functionalist view of stratification c. Inequality Stratification
b. conflict perspective of stratification d. Conflict Perspective
23. This refers to the kind and degree of distribution of resources within a social system.
a. Social Desirable c. Social Stratification
b. Social Mobility d. Social Inequality
24. What are the two types of social mobility?
a. Closed System & Open System
b. Intergenerational mobility & Intragenerational mobility
c. functionalist view of stratification & conflict perspective of stratification
d. Conflict Perspective
25. This type of social mobility are composed of achieved statuses where social status is
gained trough merit or effort.
a. Open System b. Intragenerational c. Conflict Perspective d. Intergenerational
26. The following describes social desirable EXCEPT:
a. Property b. Power c. Prestige d. None of the choices
27. It is the modification or discontinuance of existing tried and tested procedures transmitted
to us from the culture of the past, as well as the introduction of new procedures.
a. Cultural Change b. Political Change c. Social Change d. Societal Group
28. It is the process through which the cultural traits of one society are borrowed, transmitted,
and adopted by another and considered as its own.
a. Diffusion b. Discovery c. Innovation d. Invention
29. It is the process where new cultural elements are created to solve social and cultural
problems.
a. Diffusion b. Discovery c. Innovation d. Invention
30. It is the process where people recognize or gain a better understanding of already existing
elements present in the environment.
a. Diffusion b. Discovery c. Innovation d. Invention
31. A phenomenon that characterizes the world in which we live.
a. Cultural Change b. Political Change c. Social Change d. Societal Group
32. The following are the elements of culture change EXCEPT.
a. Modification of Technology c. Transition in culture theory
b.Shifts in economic principles d. variation in musical styles
33. This is the great thing that can happen in any society when people acquire new ideas and
change the way they do something.
a. Diffusion b. Discovery c. Innovation d. Invention
34. It is the process wherein radiation from the earth’s atmosphere warms its surface to a
temperature above what it would be in the absence of its atmosphere.
a. Climate Change b. Global Warming c. Greenhouse Effect d. All of the above
35. It is the term used to describe a gradual increase in the average temperature in the earth’s
atmosphere and its ocean.
a. Climate Change b. Global Warming
c. Greenhouse Effect d. Transnational Migration
36. The following are examples of Greenhouse Effect EXCEPT
a. Burning fossil fuels b. Farming c. Improper waste disposal d. Mild Weather
37. The following are the steps to adopt and to change the situation of global warming
EXCEPT
a. Recycle b. Drive less c. Plant a tree d. Improper waste disposal
38. It is a global phenomenon that is mounting in scope, complexity, and impact.
a. Climate Change b. Global Warming
c. Greenhouse Effect d. Transnational Migration
39. It is a phenomenon where an individual belongs to more than two societies at the same
time
a. Climate Change b. Global Warming
c. Greenhouse Effect d. Transnational Migration
40-50. What you have learned regarding in our subject Understanding Culture, Society, and
Politics. (in terms of the topics discussed)
