Summative Test UCSP Grade 11 (Unit 1 and 2)

What are examples of social and cultural backgrounds that shape individuals' identities?

• Only gender

• Only ethnicity

• Both gender and ethnicity

• Both gender and socioeconomic class

Which of the following is not an example of a social or cultural background?

• Religion

• Nationality

• Marital status

• Favorite color

What does 'exceptionality' mean in the context of social backgrounds?

• Being unique

• Being ordinary

• Being exceptional in talent

• Having a disability or special needs

How do social and cultural backgrounds shape individuals?

• They determine intelligence

• They have no impact on behavior

• They shape beliefs and behaviors

• They only affect physical appearance

What does the term 'istambay' refer to?

• A type of food

• A traditional dance

• A religious festival

• Unemployed individuals who loiter on the streets

Which of the following is an example of a political phenomenon?

• Elections

• Food taboos

• Youth volunteerism

• Transnational families

What are 'political dynasties'?

• Families known for their involvement in sports

• Families famous for their artistic achievements

• Families with a long history of culinary excellence

• Families with a history of holding political power across generations

What is the significance of food taboos?

• They have no significance

• They reflect cultural beliefs and practices

• They are only relevant in religious context

• They are a way to control population growth

Which is an example of a transnational family?

• A family involved in local politics

• A family with strong religious beliefs

• A family that only resides in one country

• A family with members living in different countries

How does youth volunteerism contribute to social change?

• It helps maintain the status quo

• It only benefits the youth involved

• It does not contribute to social change

• It empowers young people and addresses social issues