Drill #10 Flashcards
Which can serve as explanation as to why people feel guilty in not observing Church mores?
a. We are human. (tao lamang)
b. People are onion-skinned
c. Filipinos are religious by nature
d. Guilt is central to religious belief.
d. Guilt is central to religious belief.
Culturally, why are state laws against killing similar to religious mores?
a. It is universal law not to kill.
b. Laws can grow out of folkways and mores.
c. Killing is a gruesome act.
d. Lawmakers are religious.
b. Laws can grow out of folkways and mores.
Which can be one reason why it is difficult to pass the divorce law in the Philippines?
a. It does not reflect old folkways and mores.
b. The Philippines is a patriarchal society.
c. Filipinos love family and children.
d. Divorce is expensive due to alimony.
a. It does not reflect old folkways and mores.
Why do fads, fashion, craze easily come and go?
a. People change a lot.
b. We go with trends to stay “in”.
c. Keep in step or lose the rain.
d. Some norms are short-lived.
d. Some norms are short-lived.
Why do men no longer wear bell- bottom pants and women the saya’t baro?
a. People prefer ready-to-wear clothes.
b. People keep abreast with style.
c. These are convenient to wear.
d. These are economical.
b. People keep abreast with style.
Why are awards like TOTM and TOWN necessary?
a. Award-giving is for vested interests.
b. Publicity helps the giver.
c. Rewards ensure norms are followed.
d. Awards are tax deductible.
c. Rewards ensure norms are followed.
What is the best method for values inculcation?
a. Orientation
b. Modeling
c. Reflection
d. Drills
c. Reflection
According to anthropologists from whom should change of practice come?
a. from within a culture
b. from outside a culture
c. from religious leaders
d. from educational leaders
a. from within a culture
With rapid globalization and tough business competition, Filipino business orientations are becoming more:
a. fatalistic
b. personal
c. manipulative
d. traditional
c. manipulative
With industrialization, a possible future of the Philippines’ political-cultural scenario (if without interventions) shall be: Choose TWO
I. erosive of family value
II. physical dislocation of families
III. preference to foreign ways and tastes
IV. insurgency
I. erosive of family value
II. physical dislocation of families
During the Marcos regime, what shift in form of government was made that introduced the new positions of a prime minister and single legislative body of assemblymen?
a. Constitutional
b. Federal
c. Parliamentary
d. Welfare state
c. Parliamentary
Which privilege gives any person in the Philippines to be bodily presented in court for charges of a crime for which he has right of counsel ad trial?
a. ex-post facto law
b. writ of habeas corpus
c. fourth amendment
d. writ of habeas data
b. writ of habeas corpus
Which state gave the Philippines the first recognition as an independent republic that was formally inaugurated during World War II?
a. China
b. United States
c. Japan
d. Spain
c. Japan
During the Hispanic era, who can directly check abuses of the governor general and cause immediate punishment of corrupt Spanish officials?
a. Visitator or investigating officer
b. Viceroy of Mexico
c. Spanish friars
d. Royal Audiencia
a. Visitator or investigating officer
The tribute was a symbol of vassalage by families and unmarried native Filipinos, who in the beginning paid reals equivalent to _____ in money or kind.
a. fifty pesos
b. one peso
c. ten pesos
d. hundred pesos
b. one peso
