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    This document discusses key concepts about culture, society, and politics. It provides definitions of culture, such as Edward B. Tylor's description of culture as a "complex whole." Culture is shared and learned through social interaction and varies between different societies. It is continuous, dynamic, and responsive to changes in the physical world. An example of a changing aspect of culture is the Department of Education conducting learning through blended modalities instead of traditional face-to-face instruction.

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    This document discusses key concepts about culture, society, and politics. It provides definitions of culture, such as Edward B. Tylor's description of culture as a "complex whole." Culture is shared and learned through social interaction and varies between different societies. It is continuous, dynamic, and responsive to changes in the physical world. An example of a changing aspect of culture is the Department of Education conducting learning through blended modalities instead of traditional face-to-face instruction.

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    UNDERSTANDING CULTURE, SOCIETY, AND POLITICS

    S/Y: 2021 – 2022

    NAME:_________________________________YR./SEC._____________ DATE:___________

    1. Culture is a way of life of people. According to Edward B. Tylor, culture is regarded as “a


    complex whole.” The word “complex” is synonymous to the word ________________.

    a. simple c. complicated
    b. plain d. easy

    2. Which of the following choices is not part of the so-called concepts of culture?

    a. Language c. Religion
    b. Institution d. Traditions

    3. Which of the following is not an example of culture?

    a. Fiesta c. Machines
    b. Courtship d. Emotions

    4. Which statement is wrong about the concept of culture?

    a. Culture is a way of life transmitted through social interaction.


    b. Every society has its own distinctive culture.
    c. Culture refers to group’s ways of behaving and thinking.
    d. Culture can evolve into anything.

    5. How do we learn our culture?

    a. through social interaction c. biologically inherited


    b. by reading books d. All choices are correct.

    6. All of the following items are parts of complexity in a society. Which one does not belong to the
    group?

    a. Organization c. Food
    b. Beliefs d. Symbols

    7. Analyze all the given statements. Trace which one is the best description of the complexity of
    culture and society.

    a. Society can exist without culture.


    b. Culture can exist without society.
    c. Society can operate without culture command.
    d. People carry and transmit culture as members of society.

    8. Edward B. Tylor described culture as “a complex whole.” Which of the following choices
    supports Tylor’s description on culture?

    a. Culture as a complex whole means it encompasses traits and values of the society.
    b. Culture as a complex whole means it includes laws and norms in the government.
    c. Culture as a complex whole means it deals with everything that a person learns and shares as
    a member of the society.
    d. Culture as a complex whole means it refers to the beliefs and
    traditions of modern Filipinos.

    9. Culture is defined as the process through which human beings satisfy their wants. This
    statement simply means that culture is __________.
    a. continuous c. social
    b. gratifying d. transmitted
    10. “Culture is not something that an individual alone can possess.” Which characteristic or
    aspect of culture is best described by the said statement?

    a. Culture is learned. c. Culture is continuous.


    b. Culture is shared. d. Culture is transmitted.

    11. The following are all considered as means of transmitting culture among members of the
    society. Which one is the main vehicle of passing culture from one generation to another
    generation?

    a. Instruction c. Language
    b. Imitation d. Symbols

    12. Culture develops through social interaction. No man can acquire culture without association
    with others. What aspect of culture is best suitable for this statement?

    a. Culture is shared. c. Culture is transmitted.


    b. Culture is social. d. Culture is learned.

    13-14. Which statements are not true about the aspects of culture in relation to society?

    a. Culture is shared and learned within societies.


    b. Culture is continuous and growing.
    c. There are known human societies that do not exhibit culture.
    d. Culture does not vary from society to society

    15. One of the characteristics of culture is being continuous and cumulative. No culture remains
    constant or unchanged; it is subject to slow but constant change. Culture is responsive to the
    changing conditions of the physical world; hence, it is dynamic. Which scenario below best fits
    as an example of the given statements on culture?

    a. The Department of Education conducts learning instruction through blended learning


    modalities and not the face-to-face strategy which people are already used to.
    b. The Department of Health pursues and promotes proper self-care or health care to avoid
    virus-related illnesses.
    c. The Department of Interior and Local Government strictly implements directives on preventing
    drug-related activities and other correlated events.
    d. The Department of Public Works and Highways pursues and supports the administration’s
    “Build, Build, Build Program,” in order to invite foreign and local investors.

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