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    MATI DOCTORS ACADEMY

    3RD QUARTER EXAMINATION


    SOCIOLOGY

    Name:_______________________________________ Date:____________ Score:__________


    TEST I: IDENTIFICATION
    DIRECTIONS: Identify the following questions with the correct responses; write your answer on the space provided
    before each item.

    ______________________1. It studies the behaviour of a given population and its relationship to the group’s social
    institutional.
    ______________________2. The findings of pure sociological research may be applied to such various fields.
    ______________________3. It concerned with the human activities related to the production, consumption, ad
    distribution of goods and services.
    ______________________4. This field is concerned with population count, composition, change and quality as they
    influenced the economic, political and social systems and vice versa.
    ______________________5. This includes the investigation of social groups, social institutions, social stratification and
    mobility.
    ______________________6. This field is concerned with the study of human nature as the outcome of the group life.
    ______________________7. This field is concerned with the political processes, power struggle and governments.
    ______________________8. It is a person’s social heritage
    ______________________9. It is an in integral part and human culture cannot exist without it.
    ______________________10. Embody people’s perception of reality and includes the primitive ideas.
    ______________________11. Are systems of rewards and punishment.
    ______________________12. It formalized norms and enacted by people.
    ______________________13. Are commonly known as the customs, traditions, and conventions of society.
    ______________________14. They are social norms associated with strong feelings about what is right and what is true.
    ______________________15. It will be accumulated through experience, study or investigations.
    ______________________16. Are the culture traits, complexes and patterns shared among all members of a given
    populations.
    ______________________17. It is concerned with the pursuit of knowledge.
    ______________________18. It focuses on the search for solutions to practical problems.
    ______________________19. A social science covers physical, cultural and social.
    ______________________20. It is interested I a wide range of psychological and behavioural processes.

    TEST II: ENUMERATION

    21-23. Levels of cultural participation


    24-27. Universal culture accounted by human being
    28- 30. The psychic unity inherited by psychological traits.

    TEST III: ESSAY (10PTS. EACH)

     Explain how pure science and applied science differ from each other?
     Explain the difference between ethnocentrism and xenocentrism?
     How important is the language to a culture?

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