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UCSP 2ND TERM FINAL
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A type of descent where children are automatically made members of the mother’s group only.
Ambilineal
Matrilineal
Patrilineal
Unilineal
2
A marriage where one individual has multiple spouses.
Monogamy
Polygamy
Polygyny
Polyandry
3
A type of belief that worships multiple gods.
Animism
Monotheism
Spiritism
Polytheism
4
A type of education where learning about one's culture occurs by participating in a society.
Informal Education
Vocational Education
Technical Education
Formal Education
5
A type of residency where a married couple may choose either patrilocal or matrilocal residence
Patrilocal
Neolocal
Ambilocal
Matrilocal
6
Religion came from the Latin word ________ that means to bind fast or to constraint.
Relygare
Religaree
Religare
Ryligare
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A type of family where the exercise of authority lies on the mother.
Ambiarchal
Patriarchal
Matriarchal
Uniarchal
8
FORMAL OR INFORMAL: learning that can happen in the streets
Vocational Education
Formal Education
Technical Education
Informal Education
9
A form of gift exchange between parties wherein return is expected after product or gift giving
Redistribution
Market Transactions
Reciprocity
Loans
10
A type of authority which depends for its legitimacy on established laws of the state.
Traditional Authority
Rational Legal Authority
Charismatic Authority
11
An autonomous political unit,having a territory and a centralized government.
Chiefdom
Tribes
State
Bands
12
These are money advanced to a business with an interest charge that must be paid and returned.
Mortgage
Purchases
Loans
Bank Accounts
13
A type of residency where a married couple builds a household in a different location.
Matrilocal
Patrilocal
Neolocal
Ambilocal
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Religion teaches _____ by providing set of guidelines of what is right and what is wrong.
Spirituality
Morality
Supernatural Being
Supreme Being
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A system of exchange in a market where goods and service are traded and bartered.
Redistribution
Market Transactions
Reciprocity
Loans
16
According to A. Maslow, "status, recognition, and respect" fall under what level of needs?
Self-Actualization Needs
Safety Needs
Love and Belonging Needs
Esteem Needs
17
The practice of relying on earned credentials when hiring staff rather than on actual skills.
Credentialism
Meritocracy
Social Achievement
Social Status
18
A loosely organized religious movement and independent from the religious traditions.
Denomination
Sect
Cult
Ecclesia
19
A term used to describe the mixing of different religious beliefs and folk practices.
Secular
Syncretism
Secularization
Religious Decline
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A type of residency where a married couple lives in the husband’s father’s place of residence.
Ambilocal
Matrilocal
Patrilocal
Neolocal
21
A major economic sector that provides raw materials.
Intermediate Sector
Secondary Sector
Primary Sector
Tertiary Sector
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A type of authority derived from long-established customs, habits, and social structures.
Rational Legal Authority
Charismatic Authority
Traditional Authority
23
It pertains to two or more people related by blood, marriage, or adoption.
Household
Residency
Relatives
Family
24
A type of education where the learning of academic facts through a formal curriculum.
Technical Education
Formal Education
Informal Education
Vocational Education
25
It is the process of transferring income and wealth from one individual to other individuals.
Redistribution
Market Transactions
Reciprocity
Loans
26
It refers to the medically defined pathology
Disease
Illness
Sickness
27
A branch of government that is authorized to make, alter, and repeal laws.
Judiciary Branch
Legislative Branch
Executive Branch
28
A major economic sector that manufacture goods.
Secondary Sector
Primary Sector
Intermediate Sector
Tertiary Sector
29
A way of life and philosophy based on the experiences of Prince Siddhartha Gautama
Islam
Buddhism
Judaism
Hinduism
30
A religious organization that claims the membership of everyone in a society.
Ecclesia
Cult
Denomination
Sect
31
FORMAL OR INFORMAL: learning that occurs inside a classroom
Formal Education
Informal Education
Technical Education
Vocational Education
32
It refers to discomfort brought about by a stranger who is thought to have an evil eye
Kulam
Binat
Bati
Usog
33
It is the process of transmitting the knowledge and skills from one generation to the next.
Formal Class
Schooling
Literacy Training
Education
34
It is the ability to recognize reality and cope with the demands of everyday life.
Psychological Health
Social Health
Physical health
Spiritual Health
35
It refers to maintaining harmonious relationships with other living things, and having spiritual direction and purpose.
Spiritual Health
Social Health
Psychological Health
Physical health
36
It refers to societies composed of fairly small and nomadic groups of people.
State
Chiefdom
Bands
Tribes
37
According to A. Maslow, "health, property, and security" fall under what level of needs?
Safety Needs
Esteem Needs
Love and Belonging Needs
Physiological Needs
38
A monotheistic religion developed among the ancient Hebrews
Buddhism
Islam
Hinduism
Judaism
39
It refers to a relapse of the body’s system after it has healed from sickness
Bati
Binat
Usog
Kulam
40
A monotheistic faith founded on the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ
Hinduism
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
41
Does a father or mother with one or more unmarried children can be considered a family?
Disagree
Agree
42
It refers to short duration disease; generally, either the victim recovers from it or dies fast.
Acute
Endemic
Epidemic
Chronic
43
a monotheistic religion founded by their Prophet —Muhammad—in the seventh century.
Christianity
Hinduism
Judaism
Islam
44
A branch of government composed of the President and the Vice President.
Executive Branch
Judiciary Branch
Legislative Branch
45
It refers to power widely perceived as legitimate rather than coercive.
Rule
Influence
Authority
Power
46
A buyer and seller interact with one another to exchange goods for an amount of money
Loans
Mortgage
Bank Accounts
Purchases
47
A type of belief that worships a single and an all powerful deity.
Animism
Monotheism
Spiritism
Polytheism
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It is expressing your emotions in a positive and non-destructive way.
Pyschological Health
Emotional Health
Social Health
Psychological Health
49
It is a person's subjective experience of their symptoms.
Illness
Sickness
Disease
50
Does a married couple without children can be considered a Family?
Disagree
Agree
51
Religion contributes to ________ by making its believers reflect on their thoughts and actions.
Social Change
Social Cohesion
Social Order
Social Unity
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A major economic sector that provides services.
Intermediate Sector
Secondary Sector
Tertiary Sector
Primary Sector
53
A discipline that concentrates on how a particular society solves its problem of scarcity.
Monetary
Economics
Budgeting
Marketing
54
It refers to the ability of achieving desired ends in spite of resistance from others.
Rule
Influence
Power
Authority
55
A marriage of an individual having only one spouse.
Polygamy
Polyandry
Polygyny
Monogamy
56
It is the quality of your relationships with family, friends, teachers, and classmates, and others.
Physical health
Psychological Health
Pyschological Health
Social Health
57
It refers to a disease which lasts for a long time.
Chronic
Epidemic
Acute
Endemic
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It refers to an organized system of beliefs concerning supernatural beings.
Family
Kinship
Religion
Supernatural
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A marriage where a female marries two or more males.
Polygyny
Polyandry
Monogamy
Polygamy
60
A term used to describe the decline of religion and the rise of secular belief systems.
Secular
Religious Decline
Syncretism
Secularization
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It refers to the social role of theose defined as diseased or ill.
Disease
Illness
Sickness
62
A type of residency where a married couple resides in the wife’s mother’s house.
Patrilocal
Matrilocal
Neolocal
Ambilocal
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It refers to disease which is always present in a large part of the population.
Endemic
Chronic
Acute
Epidemic
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It refers to societies which are dependent on their land for their livelihood.
Bands
State
Tribes
Chiefdom
65
A marriage where a male marries two or more females.
Polygamy
Polygyny
Monogamy
Polyandry
66
A type of family composed of three or more generations.
Ambilineal Family
Unilineal Family
Nuclear Family
Extended Family
67
A type of family where the Father dominates the decision making.
Uniarchal
Matriarchal
Patriarchal
Ambiarchal
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A type of descent where children are automatically made members of the father's group only.
Patrilineal
Ambilineal
Matrilineal
Unilineal
69
A branch of government which holds the power to settle disputes and controversies.
Executive Branch
Judiciary Branch
Legislative Branch
70
According to A. Maslow, "air, water, food, and shelter" fall under what level of needs?
Safety Needs
Physiological Needs
Love and Belonging Needs
Esteem Needs
71
A religion's system of beliefs is exercised through performing ______ that promotes solidarity.
Rituals
Practices
Values
Solidarity
72
According to A. Maslow, "friendship, intimacy, and family" fall under what level of needs?
Esteem Needs
Love and Belonging Needs
Safety Needs
Physiological Needs
73
According to A. Maslow, "achieving one's full potential" fall under what level of needs?
Esteem Needs
Self-Actualization Needs
Safety Needs
Love and Belonging Needs
74
A religious organization that has split off from a denomination due to doctrinal reasons.
Sect
Ecclesia
Cult
Denomination
75
FORMAL OR INFORMAL: learning with the guide of a trained teacher
Technical Education
Informal Education
Formal Education
Vocational Education
76
A religious organization that claim allegiance to a substantial part of the population.
Ecclesia
Sect
Cult
Denomination
77
A polytheistic religion with over 330 million deities and one supreme god known as Brahmin
Buddhism
Judaism
Hinduism
Islam
78
Religion is also an agent of _________ as its practices promotes solidarity.
Social Unity
Social Cohesion
Social Change
Social Empowerment
79
A type of authority derived from a “higher power or inspiration”.
Rational Legal Authority
Traditional Authority
Charismatic Authority
80
A type of belief that spirits may dwell in nature, people, or human-made objects.
Spiritism
Monotheism
Polytheism
Animism
81
A social system in which people’s success depend primarily on their abilities and effort.
Credentialism
Meritocracy
Social Achievement
Social Status
82
A type of family composed of the parents their children.
Nuclear Family
Extended Family
Unilineal Family
Ambilineal Family