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I. Behaviorism, Humanism or Existentialism.: Gordon College Senior High School

This document contains a practice exam for a high school UCSP (Understanding Culture and Society Program) course. The exam tests knowledge of philosophical beliefs, true/false statements about society, and diagrams representing social structure and existentialism vs essentialism. It provides instructions to avoid erasures, and notes the exam covers strands/blocks and will be scored.

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I. Behaviorism, Humanism or Existentialism.: Gordon College Senior High School

This document contains a practice exam for a high school UCSP (Understanding Culture and Society Program) course. The exam tests knowledge of philosophical beliefs, true/false statements about society, and diagrams representing social structure and existentialism vs essentialism. It provides instructions to avoid erasures, and notes the exam covers strands/blocks and will be scored.

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GORDON COLLEGE

SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

FINAL EXAMINATION IN UCSP

NAME: DATE:

STRAND/BLOCK: SCORE:

Read each item carefully. Avoid Erasures/Superimpositions. GOODLUCK!

I. Identify whether the following beliefs fall under the Psycho-Social Analysis,
Behaviorism, Humanism or Existentialism.
1. Man is by nature good.
2. Man is composed of the id, ego and superego.
3. A person creats his own destiny.
4. Values can and will be achieved by man if he wills it.
5. There has been a tree before its purpose had been known.
6.

II. TRUE or FALSE: Write TRUE before the number if the statement is correct and FALSE if it
is not.
1. Society is a sect composed of two members: those who rule, and those who don’t.
2. In a caste system, you cannot move from a caste to another.
3. Every member of a society has a part in fulfilling the goal of that society.
4. The non-violent movement was started by Adolf Hitler during the Asia-Pacific
Conference.
5. There was a time when women were not allowed to vote.
6. Slavery was a revolutionary movement.
7. In today’s society, one can change his class through effort, money, or fame.
8. There are three things that determine a person’s standing in society: his power,
figure, and voice.
9. Social structure is the arrangement of the members of the society, with each having
his own purpose and responsibility.
10. Nowadays, it is legal for a person to kill.
GORDON COLLEGE
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

III. Draw any diagram or representation of the following ideas: (5 pts each)
1. Social Structure

2. Existentialism versus Essentialism

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