For Periodic Exam

Question 1

What place is Mass Kara Festival?

Answer 1

Bacolod

Question 2

What place is Panagbenga Festival?

Answer 2

Baguio

Question 3

On what place is Ati-atihan Festival?

Answer 3

Kalibo,Aklan

Question 4

On what place is Moriones Festival?

Answer 4

Marinduque

Question 5

On what place Bulihan Festival is?

Answer 5

Sampaloc, Quezon

Question 6

On what place Sinulog Festival is?

Answer 6

Cebu

Question 7

The origin of the social sciences can be traced back to the ancient Greek philosophers, their development as separate fields of knowledge only begun in the modern period

Answer 7

• Socrates
  
  • Plato
  • Aristotle

Question 8

It was in the______that Filipino social scientist clamored for making the social sciences relevant to the Philippine society.

Answer 8

1960s

Question 9

Advocated for the indigenization of social sciences.

Answer 9

Psychologist Virgilio Enriquez, Historian Zeus Salazar, and Anthropologist Prospero Covar

Question 10

known as the “ama ng sikolohiyang Pilipino”, and a former professor at University of the Philippines-Diliman, said that the clamor for indigenazation was done through sikolohiyang Pilipino (Filipino psychology), which manifested its beginnings in the 1970s

Answer 10

Enriquez

Question 10

is defined as the psychology rooted on the experience, ideas, and cultural orientation of the Filipinos.

Answer 10

Sikolohiyang Pilipino (SP)

Question 11

is the only organization focusing on the advancement of sikolohiyang Pilipino in the Philippines.

Answer 11

Pambasang Samahan sa Sikolohiyang Pilipino

Question 12

is a Kenyan literary and social activist, and currently a Distinguished Professor of English and Comparative Literature at the University of California, Irvine.

Answer 12

Ngugi wa Thiong’o

Question 13

As an activist, he was imprisioned in 1977 and released in 1978.

Answer 13

Ngugi wa Thiong’o

Question 14

The first courses in sociology were taught at the University of Santo Tomas by____________, a Dominican friar in 1896.

Answer 14

Father Valentin Marin

Question 15

Muslim scholars are now recovering the rich contributions of___________(1332-1406) to social science tradition.

Answer 15

Ibn Khaldun

Question 16

His famous work is Muqaddimah, which he finished in 1378 and was intended as an introduction or prolegomenon to Kitab al-Ibar, is an empirical work on the history of the Arabs and Berbers in several volumes.

Answer 16

Ibn Khaldun

Question 17

1898 US Political Cartoon. US President________ is shown holding the Philippines, depicted as a savage child, as the world looks on.

Answer 17

William Mckinley

Question 18

Renowned Filipino writer____________(2006) provides a classic example for American colonialism in the Philippines.

Answer 18

Epifanio San Juan Jr. (2006)

Question 19

Who observed, “The denigration of indigenous knowledge cannot be separated from the oppression of indigenous peoples. Indeed, modernist science, anthropology in particular, has been deployed as a weapon against indigenous peoples”

Answer 19

Simale and Kincheloe (1999)

Question 20

According to___________, a British sociologist, “The current situation” of the social sciences “is characterized by post-disciplinary developments and a related plurality of theoretical and methodological approaches”

Answer 20

Gerald Delanty (2006)

Question 21

He defines the feminist reorientation in anthropology.

Answer 21

Henrietta L. Moore (2010)

Question 22

is concerned with critically examining the relations between women and men, and investigating how gender, embodiment, and sexuality are produced through complex relays of power involving ideologies and social institutions.

Answer 22

Feminist anthropolog

Question 23

approaches in social sciences question the gender biases inherent in traditional social sciences.

Answer 23

Feminist

Question 24

One of the most significant contributions of women in social sciences is the rejection of the theoretical stance in which the theorist locates herself or himself outside and apart from what she or he analyzes, speaking as a disinterested and omniscient observer_________.

Answer 24

(Lengermann and Niebrugge Brantley 2001, 131)

Question 25

This is known as________or the awareness of the social scientists of the ideolog. ical, political, and social biases of their standpoints when doing research and publishing their works for the wider public.

Answer 25

reflexivity

Question 26

Define Sociology

Answer 26

is a branch of the social science that deals with the scientific study for human intereaction, social groups, and institutions, whole societies, and the human world as such.

Question 27

Define Anthropology

Answer 27

as a scientific displine, originated from social philosophy and travelagous of Western travelers.

Question 28

Who is considered the father of the philosophy?

Answer 28

Rene Descartes

Question 29

Who is the modern period as the tragedy of culture?

Answer 29

George Simmel

Question 30

Who is founding father of sociology?

Answer 30

Isidore Auguste Marie Francois Xavier Comte

Question 31

Who is considered as the mother of sociology?

Answer 31

Harriet Martineau

Question 32

Who is the father of scientific socialism?

Answer 32

Karl Max

Question 33

Who is the pioneer of functionalism of sociology?

Answer 33

Emile Durkheim

Question 34

Who it the pioneer of interpretation of sociology?

Answer 34

Max Weber

Question 35

Who is the father of modern American anthropology?

Answer 35

Franz Boas

Question 36

He was an anthropologist and ethnographer?

Answer 36

Brownislaw Kasper Malinowski

Question 37

Who was develop the theory of structural functionalism?

Answer 37

Alfred Reginald Rad-cliffe Brown

Question 38

He began the scientific revolution________.

Answer 38

Nicolaus Copernicus

Question 39

Who are the 3 greek philosophers of social science?

Answer 39

Socrates, Plato, Aristotle