1.

One of the world's best known and most widely read and studied philosopher
c. Plato
2. "Philosphia" means
d. Love of Wisdom
3. He doubted the basic idea of the individual character and says that there is no lasting self
d. David Hume
4. Father of Modern Philosophy
d. Rene Descartes
5. The philosopher who infused Christian doctrine with Neoplatonism.
b. St. Augustine
6. Philosophy is the study of
b. Of general and fundamental problems
7. It is the Philosopher who believe in that one can know only what comes from the senses and
experience.
a. Hume
8. The philosopher who is considered the "Father of Psychoanalysis"
d. Sigmund Freud
9. He influenced Neo-Platonism
b. St. Augustine
10. The two philosophers who answer the "WHO AM I?"
b. John Locke and Descartes

11. This social perspective focuses on the negative, clashed and ever-changing nature of society
c. Conflict Perspective
12. This thinker looked and studied class struggle in society
d. Karl Marx
13. Sociology comes from the greek words "sociouos" and "logos" which means
a. Society and Study
14. It is also called Biological anthropology
d. Physical Anthropology
15. It is the study of different patterns in human behavior, thought and feelings.
b. Cultural Anthropology
16. Ethnology means
b. Is analysis, comparison and contrast of cultures of people
17. What is Anthropology?
a. Is the study of similarities and differences of individuals
18. It is focuses on the study of politics or government.
a. Political Science
19. Aguste Comte defines sociology as ____.
d. Scientific study of society
20. This sociological perspective states that sociologist should look into details and symbols to
understand and interpret how people react
d. Symbolic interactionist perspective
21. Which of the following is a pure description of the culture of a people or an ethic group?

b. Ethnography

22. Which of the following options is an ethic group?

d. Ethnographer

23. The philosopher whose technique in thinking says that all convictions should be considered false
if there is even the slightest doubt.

b. Renee Descartes

24. The study of patterns in human behavior is known as...

c. Cultural Anthropology

25. This social perspective focuses on the negative, clashed, and ever-changing nature of society.

b. Conflict perspective

26. Which of the following phrases pertains to the idea of culture?

b. Shared and learned ideas, values, and perceptions of the society

27. Sociology is defined as the love of knowledge and passion for learning.

False

28. Which of the following is the science of society and the social interactions taking place in it?

c. Sociology

29. Who is the philosopher who believed that one can know only what comes from the senses and
experiences?

b. David Hume

30. Which of the following is the study of different patterns in human behavior, thought, and
feelings?

b. Cultural anthropology
31. Who among the following individuals viewed sociology as the study of people who are living
together?

c. Ferdinand Tonnies

32. Fill in the blanks: The term "logos" means _____.

a. Science or study

33. Who among the following individuals believed that one can know only what comes from the
senses and experience?

b. David Hume

34. John Locke made foundational contributions to modern theories of a limited and liberal
government.

True

35. Aguste Comte stated that sociology is the study of social actions.
Select one:

False

36. Fill in the blanks: Culture is_________________.

d. Society's shared and learned ideas, values, and perception

37. Which of the following theories uses direct observations to supplement introspections made?

d. Functionalism

38. Anthropology as a science has an empirical nature which is based on human observations of the
environment and does not rely on intuition.

True

39. His view of the human person reflects the entire spirit of the medieval world when it comes to
man. Who is he?

d. St. Augustine

40. Who among the following personalities is one of the world's best known and most widely read
and studied philosopher?
 a. Plato

41. This person is one of the world's best known and most widely read and studied philosopher.
Who is he?

b. Plato

42. Which perspective states that sociologists should look into details and symbols to understand
and interpret how people react?

b. Symbolic interactionist perspective

43. Max Weber is the father of sociology.

False

44. He ideated that the human person has a body and a mind. Who is he?

c. Rene Descartes

45. Karl Marx studied three groups in the society: the rich, the middle class, and the working class.

False

46. This theory uses direct observations to supplement introspection. Which is it?

b. Functionalism

47. This term refers to the interconnectedness of humans in a worldwide setting. Which is it?

a. Globalization

48. This term is the defined as the love of knowledge and the passion for learning.

c. Philosophy

49. Who are the two philosophers who answered the question "WHO AM I?"

d. Locke and Descartes

50. Which of the following pertains to or is another term for biological anthropology?

d. Physical Anthropology
51. It deals with nature and behavior of a population and relations to the groups present social
intuitions.

b. Human Ecology

52. Deals with the applicability and usefulness of the principles and theories of group life as bases
for the regulation of man's social environment.

a. Sociological theory and method

53. Psychoanalysis means ________________________________________________.

a. Make unconscious; it restrain trauma through therapy

54. Is a field of medicine that is concerned with the treatment of mental illness

b. Psychiatry

55. What is theory?

a. Is a general set of principles to suggest the explanation of how a number of separate facts are
related

56. Is a psychologists who developed " operant conditioning theory"

a. B.F.Skinner

57. What is Psychology?

a. It is the scientific study of behavior and mental processes.

58. Functionalism is a theory influenced by _________________________________________.

a. Darwin's Theory of Evolution

59. Is a science that studies man's culture.

c. Anthropology

60. What are the Goals of Psychology?

a. Describe, explain, predict and influence behavior and mental processes

b. Birth control pills and contraception

62. This refers to the body which is a marvelous and complex container of human experiences

a. Physical Self

63. Meanings of femininity or masculinity that is associated with culture

b. Gender

64. He introduced the concept of the body ego

b. Sigmund Freud

65. This refers to biological traits that society associates with being male or female

b. Sex

66. Practices, sexual activities and identity which may or may not be aligned with biological traits or
cultural meanings
c. Sexuality

67. Refers to close ties or feelings of familiarity to a person

a. Intimacy

68. He considers the body as the source of sensation and the origin and maintenance of personality

d. William James

69. He argued that mind and body are one and all psychological process are part of physical
processess

a. William James

70. Human reproduction is possible by

a. Chemistry

72. He introduced the concept of the body ego

c. Wilhelm Reich

73. Which of the following is Not a misconception about sex?

b. It is fluid and may change

74. Refers to close ties or feelings of familiarity to a person

c. Intimacy

75. Confucianism can be seen as a code of ______________.

b. Ethical conduct

76. These are people whose biological body is aligned with their gender identity

c. Cis-Gender

77. A branch of social science that study living organisms

b. Biology

78. Meanings of femininity or masculinity that is associated with culture

c. Gender

79. Drag and Drop: Identify the parts of a Female Anatomy, Drag your answer to the spaces
provided

1. Cervix

2. Uterus
 UterusVulvaTestisCervixProstate GlandUrethra

80. Taoism means______________.

a. Is living in the way of the Tao or the universe

81. A psychologist who proposed the triangular theory of love

a. Robert Sternberg

82. This refers to biological traits that society associates with being male or female

d. Sex

83. He considers the body as the source of sensation and the origin and maintenance of personality

a. William James

84. It is characterized by an intense feeling or closeness to a person

a. Intimacy

85. Human reproduction is possible by

c. All of the Choices

86. Identify the parts of a Male Anatomy. Drag your answer to the spaces provided

1. Prostate Gland

2. Testis

3. Urethra

87. These are people whose biological attributes are not aligned with his/her perception of his/her
gender

c. Transgender

88. Ethnology means"

89. Give an Example of Common Sexually transmitted infections or diseases

Answer:
HIV

90. Buddhism means ______________________________.

b. Is a path of practice and spiritual development

91. Practices, sexual activities and identity which may or may not be aligned with biological traits or
cultural meanings

c. Sexuality

92. _______ is used to prevent conception

d. Birth control pills and contraception

93. It is focuses on the study of politics or government".

d. Political Science

94. These are people who do not identify themselves with a particular gender or sexual assignment

b. Gender Queer

95. This is viewing a person as a sexual object for one's own pleasure

a. Objectification

96. Which of the following is NOT a sexual response?

c. Aphrodisiac

97. Who works the " system of logic"

d. John Stuart Mill's

98. It is characterized by an in depth fiery feeling or attractedness which can be sexual or romantic
attraction

b. Passion
99. He argued that mind and body are one and all psychological process are part of physical
processess

a. William James

100. This refers to the body which is a marvelous and complex container of human
experiences

b. Physical Self

101. Identify the kinds of Love Associated by the following emotions or emotion
combinations based on Sternberg’s Triangular Theory of Love. Drag your answer to the spaces
provided

1. Linking

2. Romantic Love

3. Companionate Love

4. Infatuation

5. Fatuous Love

6. Empty Love

7. Consummate Love

102. A psychologist who initiated the idea of functionalism and focused on direct
observations to supplement introspection

a. William James

103. This is viewing a person who is Not naturally sexual but seeing it as such

d. Sexualization

104. Who founded the modern experimental psychology

d. Wilhelm Wundt
105. The Digital Self can be seen in the form of __________.

c. Profiles or Avatars

106. A close to perfect analogy of the Spiritual Self and the Spiritual Dimension is how
______________are connected to the ______________.

d. Computers, Internet

107. The material self can be judged by which of the following?

108. For William James, the study of one's identity must consider 2 aspects of the self which
are the:

b. I and Me

109. ___________ and _____________ envisages a flow between spirit and objects.

d. Shinto, Buddhism

110. Ruining each other's reputations and pulling each other down is a Filipino trait called
__________.

d. Crab Mentality

111. The individual seems to be offered a __________ slate in the digital world.

d. Clean

112. There is greater self-____________ from the individual in the online world even if it is
true in real life or not

b. Expression

113. Desiring to look more foreign than local and favoring foreign products than Filipino
products is a trait called ___________________.

c. Colonial Mentality
114. Is the Filipino version of the famous line "hakuna matata"

d. Bahala Na

115. Self-care is a lifetime habit and culture.

116. This facet of wellness has to do with the ability to connect and relate to other people
and being able to empathize or sympathize with others
b. Social

117. In the acronym S-M-A-R-T in setting goals for success, What does S stands for?
a. Specific

118. Self-care involves a life of wild sex, drugs, and alcohol.

119. This facet of wellness has to do with the ability to recognize a higher being that satisfies
the need of the soul
b. Spiritual

120. In the acronym S-M-A-R-T in setting goals for success, What does M stands for?
a. Measurable

121. A tool to help us manage our time, plans, action list, and notes in our daily job can be a
_________.
b. Diary

122. Planning is laying out strategies in order to achieve a desired outcome.

123. In the acronym S-M-A-R-T in setting goals for success, What does R stands for?
c. Relevant

124. In the acronym S-M-A-R-T in setting goals for success, What does A stands for?
d. Attainable