McqMate
These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Arts in Sociology (BA Sociology) .
Chapters
1. |
The term society is derived from which word |
A. | greek |
B. | latin |
C. | french |
Answer» B. latin |
2. |
Man is a social animal |
A. | aristotle |
B. | plato |
C. | comte |
Answer» A. aristotle |
3. |
‘Sociology is the science of social institutions’ |
A. | durkheim |
B. | weber |
C. | comte |
Answer» A. durkheim |
4. |
Sociology is a general science not a pure science- said by |
A. | synthetic school |
B. | specialistic school |
C. | frankfurt school |
Answer» A. synthetic school |
5. |
Sociology is a pure and independent science- said by |
A. | synthetic school |
B. | specialistic school |
C. | frankfurt school |
Answer» B. specialistic school |
6. |
‘Society is a web of social relationships’- said by |
A. | maciver |
B. | comte |
C. | spencer |
Answer» A. maciver |
7. |
_________ refers to the organised way of doing things. |
A. | institution |
B. | association |
C. | community |
Answer» A. institution |
8. |
_________ consists of two or more individuals among whom we find an established pattern of interaction. |
A. | social system |
B. | social structure |
C. | social relationship |
Answer» A. social system |
9. |
Positive philosophy is the famous work of___________. |
A. | comte |
B. | weber |
C. | durkheim |
Answer» A. comte |
10. |
__________ is the system of social interaction |
A. | social system |
B. | social processes |
C. | social group |
Answer» C. social group |
11. |
__________ introduced small groups and large groups |
A. | p.a sorokin |
B. | f.q giddings |
C. | george simmel |
Answer» C. george simmel |
12. |
___________ has divided groups into horizontal and vertical |
A. | p.a sorokin |
C. | h cooley c) ferdinand tonnies |
Answer» A. p.a sorokin |
13. |
The author of folkways |
A. | w.g sumner |
B. | bogardus |
C. | george simmel |
Answer» A. w.g sumner |
14. |
___________ has introduced the term primary groups. |
A. | kingsley davis |
B. | g.h mead |
C. | c.h cooley |
Answer» C. c.h cooley |
15. |
A social group characterised by face-to-face relationship |
A. | primary group |
B. | secondary group |
C. | in-group |
Answer» A. primary group |
16. |
Groups which provide experience lacking in intimacy |
A. | secondary groups |
B. | primary groups |
C. | organised groups |
Answer» A. secondary groups |
17. |
Groups which serve as points of comparison |
A. | in-group |
B. | reference group |
C. | ideal group |
Answer» B. reference group |
18. |
A social unit of which individuals are not a part or with which they do not identify. |
A. | secondary groups |
B. | out groups |
C. | unorganised groups |
Answer» B. out groups |
19. |
The -------------- perspective was the earliest theoretical perspective in Sociology |
A. | evolutionary |
B. | functionalist |
C. | structuralist |
Answer» A. evolutionary |
20. |
--------------- theories assume that societies are in constant state of change, in which conflict is a permanent feature. |
A. | functionalist |
B. | conflict |
C. | interactionalist |
Answer» B. conflict |
21. |
----------------- refers to the enduring orderly and patterned relationships between the elements of a society. |
A. | social system |
B. | social interaction |
C. | social structure |
Answer» C. social structure |
22. |
The systematic ordering of social relations by facts of choice and decision |
A. | social structure |
B. | social system |
C. | social organization |
Answer» C. social organization |
23. |
Law of three stages is the one of the major theories of -----------------. |
A. | comte |
B. | spencer |
C. | durkheim |
Answer» A. comte |
24. |
------------------- has divided sociology into social statics and social dynamics. |
A. | comte |
B. | spencer |
C. | weber |
Answer» A. comte |
25. |
------------ are merely the characteristic ways in which interaction occurs. |
A. | social processes |
B. | social interaction |
C. | social relationships |
Answer» A. social processes |
26. |
------------------- is a process whereby men interpenetrate the minds of each other |
A. | social interaction |
B. | social network |
C. | social process |
Answer» A. social interaction |
27. |
--------------- refer to any recurring pattern of social behaviour |
A. | social function |
B. | social structure |
C. | social system |
Answer» B. social structure |
28. |
------------ refer to the interdependence of parts in groups |
A. | social organizational |
B. | social groups |
C. | social system |
Answer» A. social organizational |
29. |
------------------- is a unique possession of man |
A. | custom |
B. | culture |
C. | folkways |
Answer» B. culture |
30. |
--------------- implies statuses and division of labour |
A. | social organization |
B. | informal organization |
C. | formal organization |
Answer» C. formal organization |
31. |
------------------------was considered the Father of Sociology |
A. | herbert spencer |
B. | max weber |
C. | auguste comte |
Answer» C. auguste comte |
32. |
Comte introduced the word “Sociology” for the first time in his famous work---------- |
A. | positive philosophy |
B. | positive polity |
C. | system of positive politics |
Answer» A. positive philosophy |
33. |
-------------has classified communities into Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft |
A. | ferdinand tonnies |
B. | max weber |
C. | karl max |
Answer» A. ferdinand tonnies |
34. |
The study of every day behaviour in situations of face-to –face interaction is usually called ----------Sociology |
A. | macro |
B. | micro |
C. | general |
Answer» B. micro |
35. |
----------------------is the analysis of large social systems |
A. | micro sociology |
B. | macro sociology |
C. | general sociology |
Answer» B. macro sociology |
36. |
It was-------------- who for the first time made a sociological analysis of formal organisation |
A. | emile durkheim |
B. | karl marx |
C. | max weber |
Answer» C. max weber |
37. |
The main advocate of the theory ‘Social Darwinism’ |
A. | herbert spencer |
B. | charles darwin |
C. | emile durkheim |
Answer» A. herbert spencer |
38. |
Sociology emerged as an independent and separate discipline around the middle of the ------------------- |
A. | 17th century |
B. | 18th century |
C. | 19th century |
Answer» C. 19th century |
39. |
-------------------refers to the reciprocal contact between two or more persons. |
A. | social system |
B. | society |
C. | social process |
Answer» B. society |
40. |
The process of moulding and shaping the personality of the human infant is called ______ |
A. | Individualisation |
B. | Socialisation |
C. | Shaping |
D. | Humanisation |
Answer» B. Socialisation |
41. |
Who says man is a social animal? |
A. | Aristotle |
B. | Max Weber |
C. | Mead |
D. | Karl Max |
Answer» A. Aristotle |
42. |
The development self is closely associated with ______________ |
A. | Internalisation of Norms |
B. | Analysis of the culture |
C. | Categorisation of values |
D. | rejection of bad habits |
Answer» A. Internalisation of Norms |
43. |
________refers to the process in which the norms become a part of the personality |
A. | Culture |
B. | Aculturation |
C. | Universalisation |
D. | Internalisation of norms |
Answer» D. Internalisation of norms |
44. |
Who defined socialization is the process of working together, of developing group responsibility, or being guided by the welfare needs of others? |
A. | Ogburn |
B. | Lundberg |
C. | Johnoson |
D. | Bogardus |
Answer» D. Bogardus |
45. |
Who put forward the proposition that society is mental? |
A. | CH Cooley |
B. | GH Mead |
C. | Max Weber |
D. | Spencer |
Answer» A. CH Cooley |
46. |
Ian Robeston wrote the book titled “sociology” in the year |
A. | 1977 |
B. | 1987 |
C. | 1897 |
D. | 1967 |
Answer» A. 1977 |
47. |
The most essential and basic type of socialization is______________ |
A. | Primary socialization |
B. | Secondary socialization |
C. | Adult socialization |
D. | Re socialization |
Answer» A. Primary socialization |
48. |
In which state the primary socialization is take place |
A. | Adult stage |
B. | Pre natal stage |
C. | Childhood stage |
D. | Adolescent stage |
Answer» C. Childhood stage |
49. |
Internalization of norms is the most important aspect of ---------socialisation |
A. | Primary socialisation |
B. | Developmental socialisation |
C. | Re socialization |
D. | Adult socialization |
Answer» A. Primary socialisation |
50. |
The term anticipatory socialization is developed by -------------- |
A. | Merton |
B. | Roberston |
C. | Sheriff |
D. | Hayman |
Answer» A. Merton |
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