Understanding Culture, Society and Politics
Direction: Complete the statement to give meaning and sense of such by underlining the
word enclosed inside the parenthesis. Copy and Answer.
1. Sociology is specifically significant because it regulates and control people’s (life,
behavior, religion).
2. Politics can (enhance, destroy, obstruct) personal happiness.
3. Politics affects human (biology, lives, society).
4. Anthropology is (stereotype, relevant, commentary).
5. Political Science trains students to develop (symbiotic, critical, simple) skills.
6. Studying Sociology is a (confirmative, supportive, transformative) experience.
7. (Sociology, Anthropology, Political Science) increases our understanding of ourselves and
our society.
8. Sociology tells us that health is a (political, cultural, human) right.
9. Sociology is produced because of (personal, social, real) change.
10. Culture is the (visible, invisible, discernible) bond.
Understanding Culture, Society and Politics
Direction: Complete the statement to give meaning and sense of such by underlining the
word enclosed inside the parenthesis. Copy and Answer.
1. Sociology is specifically significant because it regulates and control people’s (life,
behavior, religion).
2. Politics can (enhance, destroy, obstruct) personal happiness.
3. Politics affects human (biology, lives, society).
4. Anthropology is (stereotype, relevant, commentary).
5. Political Science trains students to develop (symbiotic, critical, simple) skills.
6. Studying Sociology is a (confirmative, supportive, transformative) experience.
7. (Sociology, Anthropology, Political Science) increases our understanding of ourselves and
our society.
8. Sociology tells us that health is a (political, cultural, human) right.
9. Sociology is produced because of (personal, social, real) change.
10. Culture is the (visible, invisible, discernible) bond.
Social Science – It is the discipline under which identity, culture, society, and politics are
studied.
There are fields of Social Science. These are:
Anthropology- is a behavioral science that deals with the study of culture. The
components, characteristics, functions, modes of adaptation of culture as well as
cultural value and practices are studied in Anthropology.
 The word anthropology is derived from two Greek words “logos” which means
Study and “anthropo”, which means man.
2. Sociology- is a behavioral science that deals with the study of society. The origin,
evolution, characteristics and functions, dimensions and basic social functions are
studied in sociology.
 The word Sociology was derived from two terms; “logos”, which means study or
science; and “socius”, which means group or partners.
3. Political Science- It deals with the study of politics or government. it also deals with
the foundations of state and the principles of government. In Political science, the way
people govern themselves, the various forms of government, their structures, and their
relationship to other institution.
1.
Social Science – It is the discipline under which identity, culture, society, and politics are
studied.
There are fields of Social Science. These are:
4. Anthropology- is a behavioral science that deals with the study of culture. The
components, characteristics, functions, modes of adaptation of culture as well as
cultural value and practices are studied in Anthropology.
 The word anthropology is derived from two Greek words “logos” which means
Study and “anthropo”, which means man.
5. Sociology- is a behavioral science that deals with the study of society. The origin,
evolution, characteristics and functions, dimensions and basic social functions are
studied in sociology.
 The word Sociology was derived from two terms; “logos”, which means study or
science; and “socius”, which means group or partners.
6. Political Science- It deals with the study of politics or government. it also deals with
the foundations of state and the principles of government. In Political science, the way
people govern themselves, the various forms of government, their structures, and their
relationship to other institution.