Lesson 1–2

Community

What is defined as a social unit of people who share something in common and interact, support each other, and feel a sense of connection?

Formal Community

What type of community is formal, established, and requires social status?

Informal Community

Which type of community relies on spontaneous interactions?

Remote Provinces

Where are rural communities located?

Global Community

What type of community is characterized by international connections?

Group of People

What is considered the most fundamental or essential characteristic/element of a community?

False

True or False: A group of people alone is enough to form a community without any territorial

No

Does the territory of a community need to remain fixed forever?

Community Sentiment

What term refers to the "we feeling" or feeling of belonging together among community members?

Likeness

Which element of community refers to members sharing a common way of life, including customs, language, and traditions?

By a particular name

How are members of a community identified and recognized by the world?

False

True or False: Some communities in the world exist without having any origin or growth over time.

Effective Community Leadership

What component requires public leaders to be responsive, honest, efficient, enlightened, fair, and accountable?

Voting, serving on local boards, attending public hearings, and civic involvement

In a healthy community, how do citizens demonstrate "Informed Citizen Participation"?

Public, private, and nonprofit sectors

Addressing social issues like substance abuse, domestic abuse, and poverty requires the coordinated efforts of which three sectors?

False

True or False: Education in a community is limited strictly to the K-12 school system.

Services and Utilities

Are police, fire, and ambulance categorized as public facilities or services/utilities?

Natural resources and historical assets

What assets contribute significantly to quality of life and help define community character in the "Working Landscape" component?

Transportation

What keeps a community connected by bringing people to live, work, and shop, with most people driving personal cars for convenience?

Community Services, Facilities, and Utilities

Scenario: A city sets up municipal buildings, roads, cemeteries, and a recycling center. Which component of a successful community does this represent?

Recreational and Cultural Heritage

Scenario: A small town hosts annual holidays, sports events, and local art festivals. Which component is being nurtured?

As composed of people interacting with one another

How does Social Science view a community?

Social Science

What is the umbrella term for fields of study that examine social relations and human society?

Sociology

Which branch of Social Science focuses on social life, social change, and the causes/consequences of human behavior?

Psychology

Which branch of Social Science studies the mind, behavior, and how individuals think, feel, and behave in social settings?

Economics

Which branch of Social Science deals with the production, consumption, and transfer of wealth?

Anthropology

Which branch of Social Science studies human evolutionary history, adaptation, communication, and global culture?

Political Science

Which branch of Social Science focuses on the theory and practice of government and politics at all levels?

Archaeology

Which subfield of Anthropology studies human culture specifically by analyzing material remains?

The evolution of man (ancestors and primates)

What does Biological Anthropology study?

Cultural Anthropology

What subfield of Anthropology examines the beliefs, practices, and values of past and present cultures?

Linguistic Anthropology

Which subfield of Anthropology focuses on how language influences social life and relationships?

False

True or False: Economics is strictly about money and finance.

The study of economic behavior at an individual, group, or company level.

What is Microeconomics?

The study of economic behavior at a state, nation, or global level.

What is Macroeconomics?

The structure of groups, organizations, and societies, and how people interact.

What do sociologists investigate within social contexts?

Macroeconomics

Scenario: An economist analyzes national inflation and international trade policies. Is this Microeconomics or Macroeconomics?

Archaeology

Scenario: A researcher examines ancient tools and pottery dug up from an old settlement. Which subfield of Anthropology is this?

Forensic Psychologist

Scenario: A psychologist is hired to evaluate a suspect's mental state for a legal court case. What type of psychologist are they?

Microeconomics

Scenario: A study tracks how small startup companies manage their financial resources. Is this Microeconomics or Macroeconomics?

Formal

Barangay council

Informal

Discord server

Rural

Indigenous tribe

Urban

Airport

Rural

Farmers’ cooperation

Informal

Family reunion

Global

Multinational company

Urban

Refugee camp

Urban

Gated subdivision

Formal

Scout troop

Rural

Cow ranch

Global

Kpop fandom

Formal

Hospital

Informal

Hiking buddies

Rural

Coconut plantation

Urban

Central business district

Global

World Health Organization

Formal

Youth organization

Rural

Rice terraces community

Global

International space research team