UCSP 3rd QUARTER LESSON 2

Question 1

defined as a society’s way of life

Answer 1

Culture

Question 2

defined as an organized group of interdependent people who share a common territory,
language and culture

Answer 2

Society

Question 3

characterized by constant change, activity or progress

Answer 3

Dynamic

Question 4

ready and able to change to adapt to different circumstances

Answer 4

Flexible

Question 5

make suitable

Answer 5

Adaptive

Question 6

learning through constant exposure and
experience to culture

Answer 6

Socialization

Question 7

takes place when one culture is spread to the other through
learning

Answer 7

Enculturation

Question 8

All the shared products of human groups

Answer 8

Culture

Question 9

Culture

Answer 9

Material culture
Non material culture

Question 10

Physical objects that people creat and use

Answer 10

Material Culture
(Ex. Automobiles, books, clothing, computer, building, and cooking)

Question 11

Abstract human creations

Answer 11

Non material culture
(Ex. Beliefs, family patterns, ideas, language, political and economical systems, and rules)

Question 12

ASPECTS OF CULTURE:

Answer 12

1. Dynamic, Flexible and Adaptive
2. Shared and Contested
3. Learning through Socialization or enculturation
4. Patterned Social Interactions
5. Integrated and at times Unstable
6. Transmitted through Socialization or enculturation
7. Requires Language and other forms of communication

Question 13

This basically means that cultures interact and change. All cultures change, or else they would
have problems adjusting and adapting environments. Culture is adoptive and dynamic, once we recognize problems, culture can adopt again, in a more positive way, to find solutions.

Answer 13

1. Dynamic, Flexible and Adaptive

Question 14

As we share culture with others, we are able to act in appropriate ways as well as predict how
others will act. Despite the shared nature of culture, that does not mean that culture is homogenous.
It may be challenged by the presence of other cultures and other social forces in society like
modernization, industrialization and globalization.

Answer 14

2. Shared and Contested

Question 15

It is not biological; we do not inherit it but learned as we interact in society. We learn, absorb and acquire culture from families, peers, institutions and the media.

Answer 15

3. Learning through Socialization or enculturation

Question 16

It sets the pattern in terms of what is appropriate or inappropriate in a given setting. Human
interactions are guided by some forms of standard and expectation which in the end regularize it.

Answer 16

4. Patterned Social Interactions

Question 17

All aspects of a culture are related to one another and to truly understand a culture, one must
learn about all of its parts not only a few.

Answer 17

Integrated and at times Unstable

Question 18

As we share our culture with others, we were able to pass it on to the new members of society or the younger generation in different ways.

Answer 18

Transmitted through Socialization or enculturation

Question 19

In the process of learning and transmitting culture, we need symbols and language to
communicate with others in society. Language is a shared set of spoken (often written) symbols and rules for combining those symbols in meaningful ways. Language has been called “the storehouse ofculture”

Answer 19

7. Requires Language and other forms of communication

Question 20

“the storehouse of culture”

Answer 20

Language