3. 1. The ability to make choices and
perform actions, and is intrinsic and
essential property of the human person.
A. Choice
B. Freedom
C. Freewill
D. Moral
4. 2. It is meant to demotivate the actor
from doing a certain act.
A. Punishment
B. Reward
C. Reinforcement
D. Stimulus
5. 3. According to him, man's essence is
his freedom.
A. B.F. Skinner
B. Jean Paul Sartre
C. John Locke
D. Jean Jacques Rousseau
6. 4. Prominent social theorist that advocates the
concept of the “general will”, believed that even if
the people are the ones who organized society and
established an authority or government, in
extreme cases, the government is able to impose its
will on the people.
A. B.F. Skinner
B. Jean Paul Sartre
C. John Locke
D. Jean Jacques Rousseau
7. 5. This refers to the person being
accountable for his or her actions and
their consequences.
A. Voluntariness
B. Responsibility
C. Empathy
D. Alienation
8. 6. Which of the following refers to the
process of fully opening oneself to the
other?
A. unfolding
B. being
C. personal making present
D. speechifying
9. 7. An ethical theory that emphasizes the
moral dimension of relationships and
interactions.
A. Ethics of care
B. Alienation
C. Seeming
D. Empathy
10. 8. What does the “structure and human
freedom as reciprocally contradictory”
mean?
A. man must be prudent in his choices
B. man has ready-made essence
C. the future is determinable
D. the past does not determine the person
11. 9. Which of the following is the
existential meaning of human freedom?
A. A capacity to do something without interference
B. A capacity to choose on a number of options
available at hand
C. An avenue for the possibilities of a person to be
truly human
D. An extrinsic quality of the human person
12. 10. This is the kind of freedom which
allows a person to perform actions
which he or she considers right and
wise.
A. Freedom of choosing
B. Voluntarism
C. Psychological freedom
D. Moral Freedom
13. 11. Which of the following is NOT
considered in making decisions?
A. Come what may mentality
B. Benefits that you will gain
C. Possible impact on others
D. Risk and Danger
14. 12. Which example best describes
enculturation?
A. Liza's boyfriend is a Buddhist and she decided to
be converted into this religion.
B. Marc together with his family migrated to the
U.S.A and learned to speak their language.
C. Ana always chats with her friends in France and
eventually, she learned French.
D. Ed learned to use “po” at “opo" from his parents
that advise him to use it when he speaks to elders.
15. 13. List of goals, dreams, and
achievements that man intended to
attain before death.
A. Bucket List
B. Diary
C. Journal
D. Last will and Testaments
16. 14. Which of the following best describes
the idea of being objective?
A. Following established scientific rules
B. Observing certain order of procedure
C. Avoiding inconsistencies
D. Considering things from a
disinterested point of view
17. 15. Which of the following statement
define individuals in society?
A. Dependent on the government and plaque of
society.
B. The one who ensures a smooth flow of the social
process.
C. Considered as building blocks and a key factor in
spreading social gossips.
D. Initiate crime and other heinous actions in
society.
18. II. TRUE OR FALSE
Direction: Write the word
TRUE if the statement is
correct, and write the word
FALSE if the statement is
wrong. Write your answer on
the blank.
19. ___16. Communarization is a process to know
if the members of society are acknowledging
themselves as part of the community.
___17. Social System is considered as the
structure of the society consisting of
individuals that interact with other members
using cultural and symbolic environment.
20. ___18. Evolutionist is a group that
believes that life was brought by a
Supreme Being or a God.
___19. Oneness is the state of being
unified or whole.
21. ___20. If a person will learn how to open
himself and accept the various possibilities
brought about by diversity, then
intersubjectivity will become more meaningful.
___21. The appreciation of intersubjectivity
allows us to develop a greater sensitivity to
other people who are worth our attention and
care.
22. ___22. Christians believe in the afterlife
and in the idea of heaven and hell.
___23. Authentic dialogue is a social
process wherein the community of other
people is seen as embedded within the
self.
23. ___24. Horticultural Society is a society
that involves the large-scale and long-
term cultivation of crops and
domestication of animals.
___25. Family, Education and
Government are included in a social
institution.
