T115

What is ethnocentrism?

• Ethnocentrism is the appreciation of all cultures equally.
• Ethnocentrism refers to the study of cultural differences.
• Ethnocentrism is the practice of adopting another culture's customs.
• Ethnocentrism is the belief in the superiority of one's own culture.

How does food heritage impact a community’s identity?

• Food heritage has no effect on community identity.
• Food heritage impacts a community's identity by preserving traditions, fostering belonging, and shaping cultural connections.
• Food heritage is solely about modern culinary trends.
• Food heritage only influences individual preferences.

Which of the following is considered a local food product in the Philippines that has international recognition?

• Sinigang
• Adobo
• Pancit
• Lechon

What is the significance of rice in Filipino culture?

• Rice is only consumed during special occasions in Filipino culture.
• Rice is considered a luxury item in Filipino households.
• Rice is primarily used for making desserts in the Philippines.
• Rice is a staple food and cultural symbol in Filipino society.

In terms of cultural heritage, why is it important to preserve indigenous cooking methods?

• Indigenous cooking methods are outdated and should be replaced.
• Preserving indigenous cooking methods has no impact on modern cuisine.
• Indigenous cooking methods are only relevant to specific regions and not globally.
• It is important to preserve indigenous cooking methods to maintain cultural identity and heritage.

1. Under the right to ancestral domains/lands, which of the following activities can Indigenous Peoples regulate?

• Political gatherings and meetings.
• Religious ceremonies and rituals.
• Land use and resource management activities.
• Cultural festivals and celebrations.

1. Which of the following is NOT included in the rights to ancestral domains/lands?

• Rights to maintain cultural practices and traditions
• Rights to sell or transfer ownership to non-indigenous entities
• Rights to participate in decision-making processes
• Rights to access and use natural resources

Multiculturalism is best described as:

• the coexistence of diverse cultures in a society
• the rejection of cultural diversity
• the dominance of a single culture
• the assimilation of all cultures into one

Cultural relativism refers to:

• the idea that cultural norms and values derive their meaning within a specific social context.
• the belief that all cultures are superior to others.
• the idea that cultural practices are universally applicable.
• the concept that cultural values are static and unchanging.

How do symbols play a role in culture?

• Symbols are universally understood without context.
• Symbols have no impact on cultural identity.
• Symbols are only used in art and literature.
• Symbols play a crucial role in culture by representing shared meanings, values, and identities.