1. Without becoming actively involved in
social reform what can sociologists do to advance social activism in their
profession?
a. Increase social research studies
b. Improve scientific validity of
researches
c. Urge more recent grants
d. Make their views known public issues
Ans. : D
2. Which area of sociology can be
advanced so that it is not merely for speculative thinking of theories and
methods?
a. Population studies :: on planned
parenthood
b. Applied sociology :: for social change
c. Human studies :: on social ills, e.g.
drug use, crime, etc.
d. Sociological theory :: for social
knowledge
Ans. : B
3. To select a topic for social research,
personal _______ can ensure enthusiasm in completing a selected study.
a. validity
b. feasibility
c. interest
d. relevant
Ans. : C
4. An anthropologist understands other
cultures from the perspective of an insider?
a. Yes
b. No, should be from the point of view of
an outsider
c. No, should be from the point of view of
an anthropologist
d. Yes, if the insiders are literate.
Ans. : A
5. When acculturation takes place, what
happens?
a. Members of the culture adopt features of
another
b. Members of their culture disregard their
culture and adopt another?
c. Members of one culture look down on
other culture.
d. Members of one culture exclude members
from other cultures.
Ans. : A
6.When you judge by results regardless of
your relations to the people involved, which Filipino trait do you counteract?
a. Particularism
b. Supernativalism
c. Personalism
d. Non-radionalism
Ans. : C
7. if you keep seeing your way of doing
things as the right way and everybody else's as the wrong way, you tend to have
the attitude called __________.
a. cultural relativism
b. ethnocentrism
c. cultural pluralism
d. multiculturalism
Ans. : B
8. On what basis is the caste system of
social structure and stratification?
a. Religious beliefs
b. Achievement status
c. Ethnicity
d. Inherited inequality
Ans. :
D
9. Which is considered as positive or
favorable consequences of tough competition?
a. Personal stress
b. Achievement is stimulated
c. Cooperation is reduced
d. Social inequalities
Ans. : B
10. The Chinese minority group in the
Philippines adopts the language, history, and manners of mainstream Filipino
culture as its own. What pattern of interaction occurs?
a. Alteration
b. Accommodation
c. Amalgamation
d. Acculturation
Ans. : D
11. Which illustrate horizontal mobility
in the social ladder?
a. The promotion of a teacher to principal.
b. The demotion from principal to teacher.
c. A teacher remains as a teacher in the
same school.
d. A teacher leaves for the same position
at another school.
Ans. : C
12.
Karl Marx divided industrial society into bourgeoisie
and proletariat.
What
was one of his major bases of classification?
a.
Gender role and classification?
b.
Racial and ethnic origins
c.
Whether or not they have royal or noble blood
d.
Whether or not they own the means of production
Ans.
: D
13.
Which of the following may result at the departure country when
Filipino
professionals emigrate to other countries?
a.
brain drain
b.
ethnic diversity
c.
population increase
d.
culture shock
Ans.
: A
14.
If a Catholic researcher makes a study on polygamy as practiced in
Islam,
what influence will likely add subjectivity to his/her findings?
a.
Cultural gap
b.
Economic difference
c.
Religious bias
d.
Class distinction
Ans.
: C
15.
If government sponsors a research on social poverty, what factor will
likely
influence the research?
a.
Timeliness of study
b.
Lack of funding
c.
Scope of research
d.
Political criticism
Ans.
: D
16.
What attitude is needed before one engages in data-gathering for
research?
a.
Return investment for firm
b.
Corporate social responsibility
c.
Press relations for company
d.
Philanthropic dole-out
Ans.
: B
17.
what attitude is needed before one engages in data- gathering for research?
a.
Prejudgment on result
b.
Bias on hypothesis
c.
Open-minded skepticism
d.
Inadequacy in time
Ans.
: C
18.
When are laws said to be unscientific? When laws ________.
a.
serve political interests
b.
are not supported by research
c.
focus on funding allocation
d.
are irrelevant
Ans.
: B
19.
How should social scientist view culture?
a.
Difference in mores of people
b.
Refinement in the arts
c.
All facets of social life
d.
Ways of ethical conduct
Ans.
: C
20.
Color, emblem, gestures, designs, words are part of __________ language that
makes man different from animals.
a.
symbolic
b.
material
c.
denotative
d.
abstract
Ans.
: A
21.
The value marker of ___________ is conveyed by the EDSA people power
revolution.
a.
human rights
b.
justice
c.
freedom
d.
integrity
Ans.
: C
22.
What issue is controversial for church people but is a need of secular society?
a.
Birth control
b.
Social media
c.
Human rights
d.
Information bill
Ans.
: A
23.
Which can explain the fact that we still observe the nod of respect (mano po)
to our elders as our forebears?
a.
Punishment for lack of respect
b.
Modeling (gaya-gaya)
c.
Folkways change slowly
d.
Herd mentality
Ans.
: C
24.
What constitutional reform did Filipino constitutionalists including those who
framed the Malolos Constitution introduce to eliminate the dominance of the
church over the state?
a. Expulsion of friars
b.
Taxation on religious schools
c.
Prohibiting religious from political meddling
d.
Separation of church and state
Ans.
D
25.
What could you accept as true from the varied propositions of Herbert Spencer?
a.
Societies complete by way of survival of the fittest
b.
Societies develop from simplicity to complexity
c.
Social development should not be interfered by legislators
d.
Planned change will disrupt the evolution of society.
Ans.
: B
26.
The following facts show Emile Durkheim has reason to assume that individuals
are products, not creators of society EXCEPT __________.
a.
laws impose conformity
b.
man's behavior follows customs
c.
moral codes declare
d.
systems are made by man
Ans.
: D
27.
Which explains Spencer's theory of progressive evolution of human societies?
a.
Societies inevitably progress.
b.
Societies have to adapt to survive or else perish
c.
Societies have to complete to survive
d.
Human individuals adapt but not human societies.
Ans.
: B
28.
Fr. Reuter wrote : In a survey in Asia, they discovered that the happiest
people in Asia are the Filipinos. The most miserable are the Japanese. The
Japanese have money. We don't have money, but we have the smile, the warm
embrace, the song, the laughter, the joy of living." What does this prove?
a.
That the Filipinos don't care are about material wealth.
b.
That the Filipinos are happy-go-lucky people.
c.
That the Filipinos are rich in the treasures of the spirit.
d.
That the Filipinos are healthy and happy people.
Ans.
: C
29.
If there is anything positive in "ningas-cogon" Filipino trait, which
one?
a. It
makes a person detached
b. It
renders one inactive
c. It
makes one unable to initiate things
d. It
makes one persevere
Ans.
: A
30.
Arctic dwellers have ice and snow houses, and desert dwellers have animal skin
tents; in windy Batanes are heavy limestone shelters, and in other areas are
light bamboo and grass huts. The main reason for these cultural variations is
___________.
a.
isolation
b.
technology
c.
environment
d.
biological differences
Ans.
: C
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