San Jose Community College

San Jose Malilipot, Albay

Preliminary Examination
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Test I. Modified True or False. Write True if the Statement is correct. If false
underline the word or group of words that makes the statement wrong and
supplement the correct answer by writing in the space provided. (2 pts. each)
1. _______________ Philosophy was derived from the Greek word philosophia which
means love of country.
2. _______________ Ethics is the study of the fundamental nature of knowledge,
reality and existence.
3. _______________ Ethics was derived from the Greek word ethos which means
existence and study of the soul and spirit.
4. _______________ Sociology is related to psychology because both deals with the
behavior of animals.
5. _______________ Anthropology and sociology also deal with society but the only
difference is that social anthropology mainly considers small states and their
culture but their area of studies is basically the same.
6. _______________ Sociology and political science are also related in the sense that
they both concern the welfare of people in a society.
7. _______________ History is another social science which is related to sociology,
history primarily deals with past events and how they affect society.
8. _______________ Geography is closely link to sociology because both deals with the
study of society.
9. _______________ According to Plato man is an economic being.
10. _______________ History came from the Latin word Historia which means
narrative of past events.
11. _______________ Psychology came from the Greek words psyche and logia which
means study of the human body.
12. _______________ Geography came from the Greek words geo and graphia.
13. _______________ Economics came from the Greek word Oikonomika which
means proper allocation, distribution, consumption of scarce resources.
14. _______________ Right is what is ought to be, otherwise it is wrong.
15. _______________ State is a community of person more or less numerous
permanently occupying an indefinite portion of territory, having a government of
their own through which the great body of inhabitants render obedience and has
independence.
II. Enumeration
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16. III. Below is a figure that shows relationship of two social sciences, supplement
the given words below in order to complete the figure. Be careful, not all the
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Allocation
Political Science
People
Distribution
Household Management
Consumption
Religion
Production
Economics
Governance
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Art

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Demography
Non-Material Culture
Material Culture
Human Acts
Right and Wrong
International relations
State Affairs
Public Policy
Description of the earth
Public Order
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Craft