1.

The following are some of the human behaviors that Social Sciences study about, EXCEPT:

a. activities b. hopes c. money d. problems

2. Why is Social Science vital in the study of society?

a. it can help explain are immediate experience.

b. it is an important grounding on the different aspects of humanity.

c. it depends understanding on natural environment concerns such as mass, motion, and energy.

d. it provides evidence for policy and practice on the situation of family planning, gender equality,

children’s right and among others.

3. Which of the following is the field of human knowledge that deals on the characteristics of group life of
human beings?

a. humanities b. natural science c. physical science d. social science

4. Which of the following best explains economics as social science?

a. it uses mathematical methods to predict changes.

b. it is study about person household management.

c. It analyze human and his/her behavior as a member of society.

d. it is concerned with human beings and how people organize activities to satisfy their needs.

5. which of the following social scientist is interested in the social interaction that takes place within the
political institution?

a. anthropologist b. linguist c. political scientist d. psychologist

6. Which of the following explains why social psychology is the most relevant discipline in social science?

a. it focuses on the individual and physical processes.

b. it follows systematic methods of observing, describing, predicting, and explaining its subject matter.

c. it is the study of individual’s behavior as it influences and is influenced by the behaviors of others.

d. it is interested in a wide range of mental, psychological and behavioral processes.

7. it is a statement predicting your results.

a. analysis b. conclusion c. hypothesis d. observation

8. the functional unity of society which is the recognized and intended consequences of any social pattern is
called _________.

a. latent functions b. manifest function c. dysfunctions d. malfunctions

9. The unrecognized and unintended consequences of any social pattern is called ______.

a. latent functions b. manifest function c. dysfunctions d. malfunctions

10. Structural-functionalism is the best topic in the study of _________.

a. family b. society c. business d. politics

11. the study of the international system which comprises interactions between nations, international
organizations, and multinational corporations.

a. international relations b. comparative linguistics c. political science d. cultural immersions

12. it comes from two Greek words “psyche”, which means breath, spirit or soul and “logos” the study of,
which refers to the scientific study of behavior and mental processes.
 a. sociology b. anthropology c. history d. psychology

13. The Greek father of history who travelled expansively throughput the Mediterranean world, observing the
difference people and examining the military history of the region, and produced a narrative compilation of his
findings entitled history.

a. Aguste Comte b. plato c. Herodotus d. Aristotle

14. these people used term “grammar” towards the end of the 20th century, principally is to stand for a
subconscious linguistics system that facilitates people to produce and understand an unlimited number of
utterances.

a. psychologist b. chemist c. linguist d. historian

15. the proponent of the ultimate state of personal fulfillment of self-actualizations.

a. Abraham maslow b. Thomas hobbes c. john locke d. Chomskey

16. the French philosopher who coined the term sociology.

a. Herbert spencer b. Aguste comte c. john stewart mill d. john locke

17. ____________ is defined as group of people who exist in accordance with certain social structures, and in
the process create and maintain these structures for themselves.

a. Socius b. Sociologie c. Sociology d. Society

18. It is the study of the earth’s landscapes, people, places and environment.

a. Geography b. World History c. Biogeography d. Historiography

19. What are two of the eight branches of Political Science?

a. Archaeology and Cultural Anthropology c. Social and Formal Demography

b. International Relations and Public Policy d. Dialectology and Pragmatic Theory

20. It is the scientific study of natural language.

a. Psychology b. Demography c. Sociology d. Linguistics

21. ____________ refers to an approach that sees society or culture as complex system whose part work
together to promote solidarity and stability.

a. Structural-Functionalism c. Social Functions

b. Structuralism d. Latent Functions

22. _____________ includes all human actions that are directly observable.

a. Psychology b. Behavior c. Psyche d. Mental Processes