SOC STUD REVIEWER Flashcards

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1
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is a scientist who studies the history of life on Earth through the fossil record.

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Paleontologist

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a person who studies human history
and prehistory through the excavation of sites and the
analysis of artifacts and other physical remains.

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Archaeologist

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3
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a person who scientifically studies humans and their customs, beliefs, and relationships.

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Anthropologist

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4
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looks the deepest and furthest into the past. It is concerned with cataloguing plant, animal and human fossils from millions years ago.

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Paleontology

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5
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This field is specifically concerned with the development of human civilization and culture.

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Archaeology

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6
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the study of humanity. They study human cultures and social groups to gain a clearer understanding of how civilizations emerge, flourish spread and decline.

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Anthropology

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7
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The word contemporary came from the word?

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Latin word “contemporarius”

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Contemporarius “com” means, and “temporarius” means?

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com mean “with” and temporarius means “of time”

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9
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Benefits of studying contemporary issues

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  • helps us become part of the global village.
  • leads us to build informed opinions.
  • stimulates discussion.
  • helps us establish more personal relationships.
  • helps us learn about cultural realism
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10
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deals with matters that have particular and significant relevance to the present time.

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Contemporary issues

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What are the major natural resources in the Philippines?

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natural resources such as forests, minerals (including gold, copper, and nickel), marine biodiversity, and fertile agricultural lands.

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12
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What environmental challenges are faced by the Philippines?

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deforestation, pollution, overfishing, climate change, and overexploitation of resources.

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is the state of the wind, rain, and temperature in the atmosphere at a given time and place.

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Weather

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14
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is the weather condition prevailing in an area in a given period of time, and is often affected by human activities

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Climate

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15
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Natural features like mountains and hills are shaped by plate tectonics and influence ecosystems, climate, and weather.

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Landforms

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is a country rich in natural resources, including minerals, forests, water, and fertile land. It’s extensive coastline supports trade and offers economic opportunities.

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Philippines

17
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It’s most suitable for cultivated crops, half of the country’s soil is composed of this.

A

Inceptisols

18
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suitable for rice and other crops

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Entisols, Vertisols, and Mollisols

19
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high in erodability and have low nutrient content, found in steep areas and is best suited for woodland, recreation, and wildlife.

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Utisols

20
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Is a naturally occurring process that affects all landforms, it refers to the wearing away of a field’s topsoil, which is high in organic matter and fertile.

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Soil Erosion

21
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is the process of changing the status of tracts of land from agricultural to nonagricultural.

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Land Conversion

22
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The Philippines is located within the “ “ which makes it one of the countries loaded with mineral deposits

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Pacific Ring of Fire

23
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Impacts of Mining

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  • Biodiversity and Ecosystem
  • Livelihood and Employment
  • Health
24
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is the study of the history of language

A

Philology

25
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The name of the volcano which erupted in 79 CE in Pompei

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Mt. Vesivius

26
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The continent where humans used to live before they migrated to the Middle East.

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Africa

27
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The word contemporary is derived from the Greek word “contemporaries” true or false

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False, Latin

28
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Traditional issues refer to current and relevant topics and challenges that societies and individual and the world face in present time.

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False, Contemporary

29
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Personal dimension pertains to the impact of the issues to an individual person in terms of his or her social, political and economic backgrounds

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True

30
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The goal of studying contemporary issues is to enrich knowledge if current issues using critical and analytic approaches

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True

31
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Issues become public when everyone shares ideas and different perspectives based on valid accounts

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True