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    1. Human existence refers to how humans live, act, and interact with one another in society. 2. When people organize themselves and see each other as members of a society, it results in culture. 3. Anthropology draws its answers about the human condition from the particular experiences of people living under different circumstances.

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    UNDERSTANDING CULTURE SOCIETY & POLITICS

    Summative Test

    GENERAL INSTRUCTION: Write the LETTER that corresponds to the correct answer on your answer sheet.
    .
    1. What does living, acting and interacting with one another refer to?
    a. Biological needs b.. Demands and other causes c.. Craving for excellence d. Human existence
    2. Which of the following is the result when people organize and have owned themselves as members of the society?
    a. Cream of the crop b. Diversity c. Culture d. Millennial practices
    3. Which of the following does not comprise anthropological discipline?
    a. Child raising b. Family life c. Human anatomy d. Religion
    4. Where does anthropology draw its answer on its big questions about human condition?
    a. Particular experiences of people living under different circumstances.
    b. Stories from the old and new testaments of Christian Bible.
    c. Fossils of human beings living in different era.
    d. Experiments of anthropologists and biologists.
    5. Which of the following provides sociocultural and political explanations of human society?
    a. Anthropology b. Botany c. Culture d. Zoology
    6. What is the subject of anthropological study?
    a. Differences and Similarities of Humanity c. Diversity of Religion
    b. The formation of the Universe d. Life after Death
    7. Which of the following does not speak about Anthropology?
    a. Compares cultural and social life c. Draws commonalities amongst peopl
    b. Studies in depth the various aspect of society d. Provides deeper understanding of humanity
    8.. Which statement explains C. Wright Mills’ “Sociological Imagination”?
    a. Society has undergone troubles and difficulties that need to be resolved.
    b. Personal troubles will lead to social issues.
    c. No man is an island.
    d. The least will be the greatest.
    9. How are language and cultural traits passed on to younger members of society?
    a. Compare and contrast c. Research and evaluation
    b. Growing up and teaching d. Rituals and witchcrafts
    10. Which of the following situations explain ethnocentrism?
    a. Jayvem, a Catholic faith defender, joins Seventh Day Adventist’s gathering every Saturday.
    b. Danmar, an atheist, went with his friend, Christian, to a religious feast.
    c. Kieneth, a protestant, returned the crucifix, given to him by his Aunt Kiray during his 21 st birthday.
    d. Cyril, greeted his girlfriend Nelly, as Muslim community celebrates Ramadan.
    11. Which of the following situations does not explain cultural relativism?
    a. Jayvem, a Catholic faith defender, joins Seventh Day Adventist’s gathering every Saturday.
    b. Danmar, an atheist, went with his friend, Christian, to a religious feast.
    c. Kieneth, a protestant, returned the crucifix, given to him by his Aunt Kiray during his 21 st birthday.
    d. Cyril greeted his girlfriend Nelly, as Muslim community celebrates Ramadan.
    12. Why did humans produce tools and organized themselves socially into diverse hierarchical
    groups?
    a. To harness the environment c. To be popular and conquer the world
    b. To be superior among all living creatures d. To fill the earth with intelligent mammals
    13. Which of the following marks the characteristics of being human?
    a. Conquering the world c. Superior among all living creatures
    b. Harnessing the environment d. Filling the earth with intelligent mammals
    14. Which of the following are not considered remains of the first humans?
    a. Diet b. Human tools c. Ideas/Opinions d. Material culture
    15. What are the proofs that a group of people from several parts of the Philippines produced crudely made choppers and
    implements using flints, quartz and chalcedony?
    a. Cultural remains c. Beliefs in omens and heavenly bodies
    b. Rituals and witchcraft d. Monotheistic and Polytheistic practices
    16. It describes what is appropriate or inappropriate in a given society or what ought to be.
    a. Beliefs b. Values c. Language d. Norms
    17. It is a shared set of spoken and written symbols.
    a. Beliefs b. Values c. Language d. Norms
    18. It refers to specific rules/standards to guide appropriate behavior.
    a. Beliefs b. Values c. Language d. Norms
    19. It involves the rejection of both the cultural goals and the traditional means of achieving those goals.
    a. Retreatism B. Ritualism C. Ostracism D. Idealism
    20. It is the study of relationships among people.
    a. Anthropology B. Sociology C. Archaeology D. Etymology

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