National Achievement Practice Test

This is what we call a person who studies fossils and artifacts to explain their significance in one's society.

• Archaeologist

• Anthropologist

• Linguist

• Scientist

It includes various social aspects such as language, customs, values, norms, mores, and education.

• Politics

• Sociology

• Culture

• Anthropology

It is a social science that focuses on humans and their interactions.

• Sociology

• Anthropology

• Political Science

• Culture

Which of the following refers to the evaluation of other people's culture from one's own vantage-point and describing them in one's own terms?

• Culture

• Culture Relativism

• Ethnocentrism

• Xenocentrism

_______ refer to the ideas or concepts of people about what is true about their surroundings, such as the meaning of life, its value, and how these beliefs shape their interactions with others and the world.

• Norms

• Values

• Languages

• Beliefs

One of the evolutionary changes in humans is that they are able to walk upright. Which of the changes below paved the way for this?

• Bipedalism

• Brain Size

• Macroevolution

• Microevolution

"Sabong" is a tradition that Lolo Tasyo has been involved in until this year. This form of gambling was introduced to the Philippines during Spanish colonization. This illustrates that culture is...

• Learned

• Integrated

• Symbolic

• Shared

Which of the following studies the tools and environment of prehistoric societies?

• Archaeology

• Anthropology

• Social Anthropology

• Cultural Anthropology

Politics is the art of government. Which of the following statements does not apply?

• The art of the government or what concerns the affairs of the state.

• Analyzing how people culturally differ and what they share in common.

• Being human and becoming human is to be a social person shaped by culture but tempered or enabled by their own bodily anatomy.

• All of the above

It refers to the guides or models of behavior which tell us what is proper and improper, appropriate or inappropriate, right or wrong?

• Norms

• Values

• Laws

• Mores