LET REVIEW IN SOCIAL SCIENCE

(GENERAL EDUCATION)

Dr. Marlon P. Tuiza

REVIEW TIPS
1. Create a time-table of what to review per day/week to avoid
cramming.
2. While reviewing, it is more advisable to write an outline using key
words for retention.
3. If you are busy because of work and other commitments, it is
advisable to review before sleeping – retention is much higher. 4. Be
updated of the news and current events locally and globally as they
always include it to the examination.
5. Be updated of the PRC announcements, particularly about exam’s
venue, date and time, room assignments, & dress code. 6. It is not
advisable to review a day before the examination or even during the
examination day, it will get you confused.
REVIEW TIPS
7. Relax your mind during the examination, focus on
the exam questions and avoid negative thoughts. 8.
Read, analyze, and follow the directions carefully and
use your time wisely.
9. Erasing and changing your answers are allowed, you
just need to do it carefully. Erase it lightly and shade it
 again carefully. Avoid damaging your answer sheet. 10.
PRAY! PRAY! PRAY! It is very powerful.
AREAS INCLUDED IN LET SOCIAL SCIENCE GENERAL
EDUCATION
▪ Philippine Government with the New
Constitution & Human Rights
▪ Basic Economics, Taxation & Agrarian Reform
▪ Society Culture, and Family Planning ▪ Rizal
and other Heroes
▪ Philosophy of Man
▪ Arts
▪ General Psychology
▪ Information and Communication Technology
▪ Ethics
 ▪ Logic
Question #1
• Which of the following sectors cannot
participate under the party- list system of
representation?
a. Elderly
b. Handicapped
c. Overseas workers
d. Religious
Answer: D
• Options A, B, and C are incorrect options since
there is no provision in the Philippine
Constitution or even a statutory law or policy
that bars them to participate in party-list
system in the Congress of the Philippines.
Option D is correct since Article 2, Sec. 6 of
the 1987 Philippine Constitution states that
“Separation of Church and State shall be
inviolable”.
Question #2
• Some trait common to average Filipinos and to
separate those that are obviously Spanish or
Americans. Which of the following does not
belong to the good character traits of the
Filipino?
a. Hospitality
b. Fatalism
c. Loyalty
d. Close family ties
Answer: B
• Fatalism is best symbolized in the phrase “Bahala na”. Option
A, C, and D are the good character traits of the Filipino.
• Option A, one patent Filipino that immediately commends
itself to the foreigner in his hospitality. Knock at the door
even the humbled rustic and he offers you his home.
• Option C, is loyalty to a friend or to a benefactor is one of
the trait that is very strong in the Filipino. Do him a little
favor and he remembers you to the end of his days.
• Option D, The Filipino has a very close family ties. The family
has been the unit of the society and everything revolves
around it.
Question #3
• Microeconomics best describes the study of
a. level of national unemployment. b. effects
of aggregate employment. c. growth rate of
GNP.
d. behavior of individual economic agents.
Answer: D
• Options A, B, and C all pertain to
macroeconomic phenomenon or concerns. •
Macroeconomics deals with the aggregate
behavior or variables and studies the economy
as a whole while microeconomics is a branch of
economics that deals with the behavior of
individual economic units – consumers, firms,
workers, and investors – as well as the markets
that these units compromise.
Question #4
• A sociologist would be most interested in
studying
a. artifacts of the past civilizations.
b. group behavior.
c. psychological problems.
d. economic situations.
Answer: B
• Option A is incorrect answer; artifacts of the past
civilizations are the interest of an Archeologist.
• Option C is incorrect answer; psychological problems are the
responsibilities of a Psychologist.
• Option D is incorrect answer; economic situations are the
interest of an Economist.
• Option B is the correct answer, the statement above falls
under the definition of a sociology “scientific study of
 society, including patterns of social relationships, social
interaction, and culture. It is a social science that uses
various methods of empirical investigation and critical
analysis to develop a body of knowledge about social order,
acceptance, and change.
Question #5
• Four days after the founding of La Liga Filipina,
Rizal was arrested and imprisoned at Fort
Santiago without due process of law. Who was
then the Governor- General of the country who
ordered the arrest and banishment of Rizal in
Dapitan?
a. Ramon Blanco
b. Eulogio Despujol
c. Camilo Polivieja
d. Emilio Terrero
Answer: B
• The statement is about the different Spanish Governor-Generals who
played a significant role on Rizal’s Life.
• Option A is not the right choice because it was Ramon Blanco who
gave Rizal, after the four- year exile in Dapitan, the permission to go
to Cuba as a revolutionary doctor.
• Option B the appropriate answer for the reason that on July 7, 1892,
Despujol published a decree banishing Rizal in Dapitan, Rizal was
detained in Fort Santiago from July 7 to 14, 1892. On July 15, he left
for Dapitan and led a fruitful life there for four years from July 17,
1892 to July 30, 1896.
• On the other hand, Option C is not the correct answer because
Polaviaeja approved the death sentence and ordered Rizal be
executed at 7:00 o’ clock in the morning of December 30, 1896, at
Bagumbayan field, now Luneta.
• Same is true with Option D because when Rizal returned in 1887,
Terrero was the the Spanish Governor-General who advised Rizal to
return to Europe because his life was in danger by the publication of
his novel Noli Me Tangere.

Question #6
• The best evidence that the Pacific people had
Southeast Asian origin comes from:
1. language 2. maritime skill 3. religion
4. government
a. (1, 2)
b. (2, 3)
c. (3, 4)
d. (1, 3)
Answer: A
• The skill needed is analysis. Facts about the
South East Asian people and their
geographical location and their culture must
be recalled and analyzed to determine the
appropriate answer.
 Question #7
• The cultural landscape of Islam is best
presented by
a. pagodas.
b. mosques.
c. stupas.
d. synagogues.
Answer: B
• Option A, Pagodas are common among
Confucian and Shinto worshippers/landmarks. •
Option C, Stupas are common among Buddhist
worshippers/landmarks in Burma. • Option D,
Synagogues are common among Jewish
believers/landmarks in Israel.
Question #8
• What branch of Philosophy is closely related to
education because it is concerned with human
 knowledge in general and the criteria of
truth?
a. Metaphysics
b. Logic
c. Epistemology
d. Ethics
Answer: C
• Option C is the correct answer, Epistemology is branch of
philosophy which refers the theory of knowledge, especially
with regard to its method, validity, and scope. It is also the
investigation of what distinguishes justified belief from
 opinion.
• Option A is incorrect answer, Metaphysics is a branch of
philosophy which refers to the study of being, existence,
and reality.
• Option B is incorrect answer, Logic is a branch of philosophy
which refers to the study of human reasoning.
• Option D is incorrect answer, Ethics is a branch of philosophy
which pertains to the study of human actions.
Question #9
• When the painter selects his work as “Art for the People”
what particular issue is the main focus of the artist? a. The
early and devotional aspects commissioned by the church.
b. The traditional forms embracing the progressiveness
offered by the Western formal conceptual models. c. The
common thrust in developing modernistic vocabulary and
adaptation of impressionistic, fauvism, cubism, and abstract
idioms.
d. The connection of artworks to various nationalistic
struggles, social realism, and activism to participate politically.
Answer: D
• Art of the people connects their works to
national issues in aspects as social,
economical, and political to aspire for
reformed for the good of the populace.
• Option A is an issue about the beginnings. •
Option B is traditional associated with the
communities and nations.
• Option C is about issues classified as figures
and spaces.
Question #10
• Defined as the distinctive pattern of thought,
emotion and behavior that make up an
individual’s personal style of interacting with
physical and social environment.
a. Psychology
b. Personality
c. Intelligence
d. Heredity
Answer: B
• Option A is incorrect answer, Psychology refers to the
study of human behavior.
• Option C is incorrect answer, Intelligence have been
defined in many different ways including as one's
capacity for logic, understanding, self-awareness,
learning, emotional knowledge, reasoning, planning,
creativity, and problem solving.
• Option D is incorrect answer, Heredity is the passing on
of traits from parents to their offspring, either through
asexual reproduction or sexual reproduction, the
offspring cells or organisms acquire the genetic
information of their parents
Question #11
• Filipinos are admired for their capacity for smooth
interpersonal relations. Which Filipino value
should be controlled so it will be positive for the
individual and for others?
a. pagbibigay- galang
b. mabuting pagtanggap
c. bayanihan
d. pakikisama
Answer: D
• The correct answer is D. “Pakikisama” must be
controlled since it has two sides. The good side
and the bad side. Good side - harmonious
relationships when everyone has the same goal -
and it's a good one. Bad side - conformity, doing
things because peers/everyone else is doing it,
whether good or bad - leading to greater
problems in society. Also leads to mediocrity
 since it drives people to the mean. You have to
control this in order to have a balance life in a
way that you are not hurting other people.
Question #12
• What does www stand for?
a. world wide wrestling
b. world wide web
c. world war won
d. whole wild world
Answer: B
• The world wide web (abbreviated www or the web) is an
information space where documents and other web
resources are identified by Uniform Resource Locators
(URLs), interlinked by hypertext links, and can be accessed
via the Internet. English scientist Tim Berners-Lee invented
the world wide web in 1989. He wrote the first web
browser computer program in 1990 while employed at
CERN in Switzerland. The web browser was released
outside CERN in 1991, first to other research institutions
starting in January 1991 and to the general public on the
Internet in August 1991.
• The world wide web has been central to the development of
the Information Age and is the primary tool billions of
people use to interact on the Internet.
 Question #13
• What kind of opposition exists between “No
Teacher is unskilled” and “Some teachers are
unskilled”?
a. Contrariety
b. Contradictory
c. Sub-contrariety
d. Sub-alternate
Answer: B
• The correct answer is Option B, Contradictory is when
two propositions using the same subject and predicate
terms oppose each other owing to their differences in
both quantity and quality (A and O/ E and I)
• Option A is incorrect answer, Contrariety is when two
universal propositions using the same subject and
predicate terms but differ in quality (A and E).
• Option C is incorrect answer, Sub-contrariety is when
two particular propositions using the same subject and
predicate terms but differ in quality (I and O).
• Option D is incorrect answer, Sub-alternate happens
when two propositions using the same subject and
predicate terms but differ in quantity with the same
quality (A and I/ E and O).
 Question #14
• The law which provides for the Licensure
Examination for Teachers as a pre-requisite to
the exercise of the teaching profession is
a. The Philippine Teachers Professional Act of
1994.
b. Code of Conduct and Ethical
Schedule. c. Several Harassment Law.
d. Governance of Basic Education.
Answer: A
• Options B, C, and D refer to the various laws
centering our human relations.
• Option B for instance, establishes a Code of
Conduct and Ethical Standards for public officials
and employees while option C refers to an act
declaring Sexual Harassment unlawful and Option
D is otherwise called the Governance of BS
Education.
• Option A is otherwise as the Philippine Teachers
Professional Act of 1994, therefore making is the
best choice.
 Question #15
• Which of the following is NOT an importance of
History?
a. Knowledge of history allows us to understand the
present and prepare for the future.
b. History promotes tolerance of other people and
their culture.
c. Knowledge of history can make us proud of our
own culture and heritage.
d. History gives meaning and purpose to certain
beliefs and provides people with a perspective for
looking at the world.
Answer: D
• Options A, B, and C are incorrect answers. All
of the options are clearly the importance of
History.
• Option D is the correct answer because it is
one of the importance of religion.
Question #16
• During the ancient times, Asia was referred to
 as the seat of civilization. During the Middle
Ages, which among the following continents
became the center of social, political,
economic, and religious development?
a. North America
b. South America
c. Europe
d. Africa
Answer: C
• Options A and B are referred to as the New
 World while D is known as the Dark Continent.
Option C is the correct answer because it was
the continent which figured the development
of the Medieval Ages.
Question #17
• One of the major functions of taxes is to
finance real government expenditures and
this can be simply stated as
a. to raise revenues.
b. to secure economic price stability. c.
to promote economic development. d.
to secure economic stability.
Answer: A
• The correct answer is A, to raise revenues. It
means the more revenues; the more money
to spend for the expenditures of a particular
country.
• Options B, C, and D are not directly related to
the statement.
Question #18
• Some people believe that individuals with
fewer opportunities to achieve success goals
will have greater motivation to violate norms
and have higher rates of deviance. This belief
is best expressed by
a. Conflict Theory.
b. Sub-culture Theory.
c. Differential Association Theory.
d. Anomie Theory.
Answer: D
• Option A is eliminated. Conflict theory emphasizes on the
repression of the weak by the powerful which leads to
deviation.
• Option B or sub-culture theory asserts that the motivation to
violate norms depends upon the availability of illegitimate
opportunities within a certain subculture.
• Option C or differential association theory believes that a
person may become deviant depending upon the frequency
and interaction with other deviants.
• Option D or anomie theory is the correct answer. Anomie
theory suggests that persons or groups with less
opportunity in life are more likely to become deviants.
Question #19
• The character in the novel Noli was described by
Rizal as a laundry woman before her marriage to
the officer of the Guardia Civil. She was known as
the “Muse of the Guardia Civil.” She pretended to
have forgotten Tagalog already but her use of
Spanish was awful. Who was the woman?
a. Doña Consolacion
b. Doña Victorina de los Reyes de Espadana
c. Sisa
d. Paulita Gomez
Answer: A
• The question is about the different characters in Spanish Philippine
 Society.
• Option A is an explicit description of Doña Consolacion, who shows
the mentality of the civil guard for being the mistress of the Alferez.
She was vulgar, imprudent, quarrelsome, and cruel.
• Option B is eliminated because although Doña Victorina de los Reyes
de Espadana was a paragon of colonial mentality but she was the
wife of Don Tiburcio de Espadana, the fake doctor in the Noli. She
desdains what was the Filipino and imitates what was Spanish.
• Option C is not related to the question, Sisa, the mother of Crispin
and Basilio, illustrated the lack of concern of society in trying to
help her solve the problems – the maltreatment of her two sons
and the indignities she suffered which finally drove her insane.
• Option D is not responsive who yields to the habit of ethnico
politico
selection marriage.

Question #20
• John wants to know how important the rituals
are for dead persons among Ifugaos
especially. In this instance, John has to employ
this data gathering technique.
a. Interview
b. Life story
c. Observation
d. Participant observation
Answer: D
• Participant observation is used when one has
to immense oneself in the community to do
field work in order to gather the necessary
information. Participant observation employs
other means of gathering data such as
interview and observation while the
researcher participates in community
activities.
Question #21
• The Mongols became one of the greatest
conquerors because of their skill in
1. horse riding 2. work as herders 3. use
of weapons 4. Diplomacy
a. (1, 2)
b. (2, 3)
c. (3, 4)
d. (1, 3)
Answer: D
• The skill needed is analysis. The facts about
the Mongol’s skills are given as options. You
need to analyze which skills are needed to
make them good warriors. These skills are
horse riding and use of weapons.
Question #22
• Paper maps, seismographs, and magnetic
compass are some of this country’s
contribution to geography.
a. China
b. Egypt
c. Greece
d. India
Answer: A
• Option B is incorrect answer since the
Egyptians created the first sundial and
geography writings.
• Option C is incorrect answer since the Greeks
pioneered geographic writings.
• Option D is incorrect answer since Hindus
 invented the concept of “0” zero and designed
a sundial.
Question #23
• War, torture, genocide, murder, and homicide
are examples of
a. structural violence.
b. ecological violence.
c. physical violence.
d. socio-cultural violence.
Answer: C
• Option C is the correct answer, war, torture, genocide,
murder, and homicide are the intentional use of physical
force with the potential for causing death, disability, injury,
or harm.
• Option A is incorrect answer, structural violence is the
physical and psychological harm that results from exploitive
and unjust social, political and economic systems (Ex:
hunger and poverty).
• Option B is incorrect answer, ecological violence is the
physical harm that resulted to the destructions of the
environment (Ex: overconsumption, pollution and etc.)
• Option D is incorrect answer, socio-cultural violence is
physical and non-physical actions that resulted to the
disadvantage of a particular society or any sector in a
particular society (Ex: racism, sexism, and religious
 intolerance).
Question #24
• A branch of Philosophy that studies the
morality of human actions.
a. Epistemology
b. Metaphysics
c. Ethics
d. Cosmology
Answer: C
• Option A is incorrect answer, Epistemology is branch of
philosophy which refers the theory of knowledge,
especially with regard to its method, validity, and
scope. It is also the investigation of what distinguishes
justified belief from opinion.
• Option B is incorrect answer, Metaphysics is a branch of
philosophy which refers to the study of being,
existence, and reality.
• Option D is incorrect answer, Cosmology is a branch of
philosophy dealing with the origin and general
structure of the universe, with its parts, elements, and
laws, and especially with such of its characteristics as
space, time, causality, and freedom.
 Question #25
• Please, I should pass this LET exam sir, my
mother is sick have mercy on us? What fallacy
is this?
a. Ad Authoritatem
b. Hasty Generalization
c. Ad Mesericordiam
d. Ad Populum
Answer: C
• Option A is incorrect answer, Ad Authoritatem happens when the
 truth of the argument is solely based on the authority not relevant
to the issue. (Ex: Lilindol ng malakas sa Pilipinas sa susunod na mga
araw sabi ni Imelda Papin).
• Option B is incorrect answer, Hasty Generalization is when the
argument concludes even there is insufficient data to establish a
valid sequence when what is true to a few is made true to all. (Ex:
Ang mga gwapo eh manloloko talaga! Urgh!).
• Option D is incorrect answer, Ad Populum happens when the popular
sentiments of the majority or those that counts are made the basis
of the conclusion. This makes the use of bandwagon argument. (Ex:
Mananalo daw si Manny Pacquiao na susunod na Presidente ng
Pilipinas sabi ng mga ordinaryong mamayang Pilipino!).
• Option C is the correct answer since Ad Mesericordiam is when
compassion or pity is being use of obscure the issue.

Question #26
• Colors can be combined without limitation.
What if we combine all colors in art work,
what color will come out?
a. gray
b. black
c. white
d. brown
Answer: B
• Option A is incorrect answer because gray is
 combination of white and black.
• Option C is incorrect since white is the lightest
color and is having no hue, because it fully
reflects and scatters all the visible wavelengths of
light. It is the color of fresh snow, chalk and milk,
and is the opposite of black.
• Option D is incorrect answer as brown is a
combination of red, black, and yellow.
Question #27
• Karmi was able to achieve her goal of a college
degree despite her family’s financial difficulties.
She supported herself by taking students –
 friendly work schedules. Her determination to
change her future succeeded. Which statement
describes her personality development?
a. Personality is a product of heredity.
b. Personality is shaped by one’s environment. c.
Personality is shaped by the person’s decision. d.
Personality is a product of the reactions of the
people in one’s environment.
Answer: C
• The rest of the answers are half true. Karmi is
matured enough to be productive and to
 make decisions and her decisions shape her
personality.
Question #28
• Which of the following is a browser?
a. Java
b. Google
c. Firefox
d. Internet
Answer: B & C
• A web browser (commonly referred to as a browser) is a software
 application for retrieving, presenting and traversing information
resources on the World Wide Web.
• Option A is incorrect answer, java is not a browser. It is a computer
programming language. It enables programmers to write computer
instructions using English-based commands instead of having to
write in numeric codes. It's known as a high-level language because
it can be read and written easily by humans.
• Option D is incorrect answer, Internet is the global system of
interconnected computer networks that use the Internet protocol
suite (TCP/IP) to link devices worldwide. It is a network of networks
that consists of private, public, academic, business, and government
networks of local to global scope, linked by a broad array of
electronic, wireless, and optical networking technologies. It carries
a vast range of information resources and services, such as the
inter-linked hypertext documents and applications of the World
Wide Web (WWW), electronic mail, telephony, and file sharing.

Question #29
• It is defined as the supreme, inherent, and
invaluable right to life, dignity, and self
development.
a. Women and Gender Education
b. Population Education
c. Human Rights Education
d. Environment Education
Answer: C
• Option A refers to the equal opportunities and
 equity in law, which extends to both male and
female population but is not response to the
given definition.
• B and D options are likewise unrelated to the
statement.
• C is the correct choice because it defines
human rights.
Question #30
• The emergence of the Filipino Nationalism came
as the culmination of a long process in motion by
Spanish misrule hastened by political and
 economic development. Which of the following
does not belong to the contributing factors of
Filipino Nationalism?
a. Personal Grievances
b. Secularization Controversy
c. Racial Prejudice
d. Rise of the Middle Class
Answer: A
• Personal grievances are on the causes of uprising against Spain. •
Option B, C, and D are contributory factors of Filipino Nationalism. •
Option B, Secularization Controversy is a conflict involving Spanish
regular and secular priests.
• Option C, Racial Prejudice wherein the Spaniards regarded the
Filipinos as belonging to the “inferior races” and could not possibly
be expected to rise beyond the limited intelligence nature has
endowed them.
• Option D, Rise of the Middle Class or Filipinos who participated in
agricultural production and commence following the opening of the
Philippines to the world of commerce acquired not only wealth and
property but also improved status.

Question #31
• It is everything which socially learned and
shared by members of the society.
a. Nature
b. Material Culture
c. Culture
d. Folkways
Answer: C
• Option A or nature refers to all those things which were made
by God or created without human intervention. Examples of
these are the rivers, mountains, sky, the trees, etc.
• Option B or material culture is just one of two main kinds of
culture, the other being the non- material culture. Material
culture refers to the creations of man that are tangible or can
be seen by the naked eye. Examples of these are buildings,
jewelry, cell phones, etc.
• Option C or culture provides the best answer. It satisfies the
definition for culture is a complex whole that includes all
habits and capabilities acquired by man as a member of
 society.
• Option D or folkways is just one of the many components of
culture. It refers to the habitual or customary ways people do
things.
Question #32
• TRAIN Law means
a. Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion. b.
Tax Reform for Assets and Income. c. Tax Reform
for Agriculture and Industrial Products.
d. Tax Reform for Animal Products.
Answer: A
• The correct answer is Option A, Tax Reform for
Acceleration and Inclusion is the complete
name for TRAIN Law.
Question #33
• In El Filibusterismo, who was the character
who’s like Rizal’s father who owned a land which
confiscated by the Spanish friars? a. Tata Selo
b. Quiroga
c. Kabesang Tales
d. Placido Pinetente
Answer: C
• Option A is incorrect, Tata Selo: father of
Kabesang Tales. He raised the sick and young
Basilio after his mother Sisa had died.
• Option B is incorrect, Quiroga: a Chinese
businessman who dreamt of being a consul of a
Consulate of China in the Philippines. He hid
Simoun's weapons inside his house.
• Option D is incorrect answer, Placido Pinetente: a
student of the University of Santo Tomas who is
 always miserable, and therefore controls his
temper.
Question #34
• The most important contribution of the
Phoenicians to civilization is
a. ship building.
b. trading.
c. alphabet.
d. Tyrean dye and wood.
Answer: C
• The Phoenicians were famous for ship
building, trading, alphabet, and products. You
are supposed to decide which one is their
most important contribution. The skill needed
is evaluation.
Question #35
• Research in education is a way of establishing
knowledge through
a. empiricism.
b. ethical reasoning.
c. intuition.
d. logic.
Answer: A
• There are many ways of knowing in the area of
education: empiricism, ethical reasoning,
intuition, logical reasoning, and many more.
Research in education however, establishes
facts through empirical evidences.
Question #36
• Is it justified to suspect Muslims and people of
Mediterranean descent of possible link to
terrorist organizations?
a. Yes, because people of Mediterranean descent
usually are members of terrorist organizations. b.
Yes, because most terrorist are Muslims. c. No,
because not all Muslims and people of
Mediterranean descent are terrorists.
d. No, because religion and ethnicity are not bases
joining a terrorist organization. This is called racial
profiling and it leads to racial discrimination.
 Answer: D
• A, B, and C are wrong because these choices
have racist undertones which violate the
principle of peace.
• D is correct. This is called racial profiling. It
perpetuates racial discrimination.
Discrimination is not tolerated by peace and
human rights.
Question #37
• Global citizenship makes people less nationalistic.
Is this statement correct?
a. Yes, because to be a global citizen means loyalty
to the world.
b. Yes, because global citizenship contradicts
national citizenship.
c. No, because to be a global citizen requires
understanding of global issues that affect national
concerns.
d. No, because global citizenship means knowledge
of issues about the world.
 Answer: C
• A, B, and D are wrong because global citizenship is
not a technical concept that connotes
membership to a global political and legal
community.
• C is correct global citizenship involves being aware
of global issue that cross national boundaries. A
global citizenship needs to be an effective citizen
of one’s country because one benefits from
understanding global issues that affect one’s
country.
 Question #38
• The area of Philosophy that specifically deals
with the problem of human values.
a. Criteriology
b. Epistemology
c. Theodicy
d. Axiology
Answer: D
• Option A is incorrect answer, Criteriology is the
 part of logic dealing with the establishment of
criteria.
• Option B is incorrect answer, Epistemology is
branch of philosophy that deals with the study
of knowledge.
• Option C is incorrect; Theodicy is a branch of
philosophy that deals with the study of God’s
existence.