A. Write the correct answers on the blank. ____________________1. It is set of beliefs, ideas, values, practices, knowledge, history and shared experiences, attitudes and material objects and possessions accumulated over time and shared by the members of the society. ____________________2. It is the process whereby an individual learns and acquires the culture of the society he or she belongs to. ____________________3. Its major elements include common language, geographical area, large membership and shared identity and culture. ____________________4. A type of community dating back millions of years ago that is considered that is considered as society. ____________________5, it refers to the shared rules of conduct that determine specific behavior among society members. ____________________6. It consists of the intangible properties and elements of the society that influence the patterns of action and behavior of its members. ____________________7. This type of community saw an increase in food production and enabled permanent settlement. ____________________8. It is the belief in the superiority of one’s own culture. ____________________9. It is the belief in the inferiority in one’s own culture. ____________________10. It refers to the knowledge, awareness, and acceptance of the differences in culture but allows room for a critical stance amidst diversity. B. TRUE or FALSE. Write True if the statement is correct. And False if otherwise. ____________________1. Mutually interdependent relationships can be formed among members of society. ____________________2. A contextual and relational approach enables us to understand the existence of a multitude of societies that have their own unique cultures. ____________________3. Cultural relativism and multiculturalism make it impossible to synthesize a particular society’s overall identity. ___________________4. As a culture is dynamic and changing, it is possible for a society to forge an identity and culture that are completely different from its past. ___________________5. Sociology, anthropology and political science enables us to understand the various aspects related to society and culture. ___________________6. Horticultural and pastoral societies relied largely on hunting and gathering as primary means of obtaining food. ___________________7. The government’s declaration of Eid al-Fitr as a national holiday is an example of cultural sensitivity. ___________________8. Colonial mentality is an example of ethnocentrism. ___________________9. A community without a definite geographical area is still considered as society. ___________________10. There are various sociological perspectives that aid in relating culture to the overall social order.​