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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

Division of Negros Oriental


Region VII
CANDUGAY HIGH SCHOOL
CANDUGAY, CASALAAN, SIATON, NEGROS ORIENTAL

DISCIPLINE AND IDEAS IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES


FINAL EXAMINATION FOR FIRST SEM

I. MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the correct answer in each number.

1. It is the perspective which describe the society as a social system


that has social structure of its own, made up of different parts
which are interconnected which works together in harmony to
achieve the balance or social equilibrium.
a. Manifest c. Institutionalism
b. Structural Functionalism d. Marxism
2. It is the disruption of the balance in society.
a. Dysfunction c. Function
b. Latent d. social organization
3. These functions are consequences or effects that are intended and
recognized by the norm
a. Manifest c. Latent
b. Structural Functionalism d. Function
4. These are consequences or effects that are intended and
recognized by the norm.
a. Manifest c. Latent
b. Structural Functionalism d. Function
5. Who developed the functionalist perspective?
a. Jurgen Habermas c. Talcott Parsons
b. Jean Baudrillard d. Charles Horton Cooley
6. Describe as the pillars of the human society
a. Society c. social institutions
b. Equilibrium d. none of the above
7. It is considered as the most basic and most important element of
the human society.
a. Education c. family
b. Society d. government
8. The complete opposite of structural functionalism and its
perspective that the world is full of conflict.
a. Rational choice theory c. Functionalism
b. Marxism d. Symbolic Interactionism
9. It is composed of thesis and the corresponding anti-thesis leads to
a higher synthesis
a. Dialectics c. feudal
b. Communism d. social order
10. Everyone has an equal access in resources.
a. Social order c. social system
b. Communism d. social inequality
11. Frequently labelled on the basis of the unequal distribution of
income or wealth, and is central in the writings of Marx.
a. Social system c. Feudal
b. Economic Inequality d. social order
12. The final synthesis where the proletariats must revolt against
the capitalist in order to have this utopian society.
a. Communism c. industrial steam-power
b. Capitalism d. primitive
13. It refers to the peculiar and distinctive character of interaction
as it takes place between human beings.
a. Human interaction c. symbolic interaction
b. Structural functionalism d. symbols
14. Symbolic interactionism is based on _____premises.
a. 5 c. 4
b. 6 d. 3
15. According to premises of symbolic interactionism, it is described
as things do no have the inherent or innate meaning in and of
themselves but the meaning is socially or communally created,
through experience with these as one interacts with other
individuals and group in society.
a. Human beings act toward things on the basis of the meanings
that things have for them
b. The meaning of things arises out of the social interaction one
has with things have for them.
c. The meanings of things are handled in modified through an
interpretive process used by the person in dealing with things
he encounters.
d. None of the above
16. Coined the term “symbolic interactionism”
a. Charles Cooley c. George Herbert Mead
b. Herbert Blumer d. Erving Goffman
17. For the symbolic interaction approach, __________are the basic
units of human society.
a. Symbols c. institutions
b. Acting people d. none of the above
18. Symbolic interactionism emphasizes that human behavior is
influenced by definitions and meanings that are created and
maintained through symbolic interactions with others.
a. True b. False
19. Symbols may be interpreted incorrectly or differently among
different groups of people.
a. Weakness c. society
b. Symbols d. meanings
20. It refers to a theory of how the mind works and a treatment
modality.
a. Rational choice theory c. Psychoanalysis
b. Institutionalism d. Marxism
21. It operates on the “pleasure principle”.
a. Ego c. superego
b. Id d. defense mechanism
22. It operates as the mediator or the “reality principle”
a. Ego c. superego
b. Id d. defense mechanism
23. It s the mental and psychological qualities that distinguish one
person from another.
a. Id c. superego
b. Personality d. defense mechanism
24. A coping technique that lessens anxiety oe pain due to
unacceptable or potentially harmful impulses.
a. Defense mechanism c. Ego
b. Psychoanalysis d. rationalization
25. An unconscious from of forgetting wherein one deliberately
escape or move away from the problem.
a. Regression c. splitting
b. Repression d. using altruism
26. A type of defense mechanism that performs an extreme behavior
in order to express thoughts or feelings the person incapable of
otherwise expressing.
a. Acting out c. Displacement
b. Dissociating d. Projection
27. Negative feelings or thoughts are displaced or directed to a safer
target.
a. Acting Out c. Displacement
b. Dissociating d. Projection
28. It refers to a person’s ego refuses to acknowledge anxiety-
provoking situations.
a. Defense mechanism c. structure of personality
b. Denial d. none of the above
29. This is an attempt to take back an unconscious behavior or
thoughts that is unacceptable or hurtful.
a. Denial c. rationalization
b. Undoing d. projection
30. A mental attitude of acceptance or asset toward a proposition
without the full intellectual knowledge required to guarantee ist
truth.
a. Beliefs c. Constraint
b. Action d. desires
31. It denotes the positive or negative evaluations individuals attach
to possible outcomes of their actions.
a. Preference c. desires
b. Constraints d. actions
32. It explains social phenomena as outcomes of individual choices
that can-in some way- be construed as rational.
a. Rational choice theory c. Choice Theory
b. Rational Theory d. Interactionism
33. If action A is preferred to B, and action B is preferred to C then
A is preferred to C.
a. Weak preference c. Independence of irrelevant alternatives
b. Strict preference d. transitivity
34. An individual has either prefers L over K is indifferent between
them.
a. Weak preference c. indifference
b. Strict preference d. transitivity
35. Economist use a _____ wherein they make a decision.
a. Action c. desires
b. Logical axiom d. action

II. TRUE or FALSE. Write true if the statement is True and False if not.
1. Both Structural-Functionalism and Marxism have small scope
about the society.
2. Marxism is a perspective that the world is full of conflict.
3. Functionalism states that society is composed of different groups
with their own interest to protect and each group is competing for
power and resources.
4. Functionalism uses macro level analysis in examining issues or
problems in society.
5. In communism, everyone has equal access in resources.
6. One of the strengths of the symbolic interaction is that it gives
insight into larger-scale human interactions.
7. Symbolic interaction recognizes that perceptions of reality are
variable and changing.
8. The founder of Psychoanalysis is Charles Horton Cooley.
9. According to the founder of psychoanalysis, there are three
structures of personality, namely: the Id, Superego and me.
10. The use of defense mechanism is consciously done and is most
often learned in behaviors, most of which we learned during
childhood.
11. People act with rationality when making choice that aimed at
optimization of their pleasure or profit.
12. References denote the positive or negative evaluations
individuals attach to possible outcomes of their actions.
13. Constraints define the limits to the set of feasible actions.
14. A person starts with a desire-create a belief- propels you to do
nothing.
15. The rational choice approach theory allows preference to be
represented as real-valued utility functions.

Prepared by: DEARHANIE R. GUARDARIO


GAS 12- ADVISER

GOD BLESS!

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