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| 1. |
What is the prominent factor which caused to emergence of village society in India |
| A. | agricultural economy |
| B. | capitalist economy |
| C. | feudal economy |
| D. | asiatic economy |
| Answer» A. agricultural economy | |
| 2. |
…………..is the major feature of rural society |
| A. | haemogeneity |
| B. | homogeneity |
| C. | heterogeneity |
| D. | hierarchy |
| Answer» B. homogeneity | |
| 3. |
Which is the living system end with the emergence of agricultural society |
| A. | nomadic mode of collective living |
| B. | semi-nomadic mode of collective living |
| C. | settled mode of living |
| D. | community mode of collective living |
| Answer» A. nomadic mode of collective living | |
| 4. |
What are the three types of agricultural production techniques as mentioned in history |
| A. | bronze age, brass age, iron age and gold age |
| B. | hoe culture, gun culture, bullock culture and fertilizers |
| C. | hoe culture, plough culture, wheel culture and tractors |
| D. | hoe culture, plough culture & tractors and fertilizers. |
| Answer» D. hoe culture, plough culture & tractors and fertilizers. | |
| 5. |
What is one of the institution among the institutions related to the term family, which are identified by Rivers |
| A. | clan |
| B. | ethnic |
| C. | class |
| D. | moitey |
| Answer» A. clan | |
| 6. |
Self sufficiency is the major characteristics of ……………… |
| A. | urban society |
| B. | modern society |
| C. | rural society |
| D. | capitalist society |
| Answer» C. rural society | |
| 7. |
Which is the land settlement system established by Lord Cornvallis in 1793 |
| A. | ryotwari land settlement system |
| B. | permanent land settlement system. |
| C. | cornvallis land settlement system |
| D. | zamindari land settlement system |
| Answer» B. permanent land settlement system. | |
| 8. |
To know about sanskritisation M.N. Srinivas made his study in.......... |
| A. | mysore |
| B. | karnataka |
| C. | bengaluru |
| D. | coorgs |
| Answer» D. coorgs | |
| 9. |
Which was the land revenue introduced by Cornwallis in 1793 through Permanent Settlement Act. |
| A. | zamindari system |
| B. | ryotwari system |
| C. | intermediary system |
| D. | land lord system |
| Answer» A. zamindari system | |
| 10. |
When did the Caste Disabilities Removal act established? |
| A. | 1849 |
| B. | 1857 |
| C. | 1850 |
| D. | 1947 |
| Answer» C. 1850 | |
| 11. |
Which were the provinces where the permanent land settlement system introduced? |
| A. | bengladesh, bihar, madhya pradesh and orissa |
| B. | india, afganisthan, uttar pradesh and bihar |
| C. | orissa, bhuwaneswar, kolkatta and bengal |
| D. | bengal, bihar, orissa and varanasi |
| Answer» D. bengal, bihar, orissa and varanasi | |
| 12. |
Who were recognized as the owners of land in permanent land settlement system |
| A. | landlords |
| B. | zamindars |
| C. | labourers |
| D. | king |
| Answer» B. zamindars | |
| 13. |
What was the main intension of British people to introduce land revenue system in India |
| A. | collect revenue maintenance of country |
| B. | collect revenue for luxury of administrators |
| C. | collect the revenue for their profit |
| D. | collect revenue for welfare |
| Answer» C. collect the revenue for their profit | |
| 14. |
Who introduced Ryotwari Land settlement system in India? |
| A. | thomas munro |
| B. | cornvallis |
| C. | ashokan |
| D. | bentick |
| Answer» A. thomas munro | |
| 15. |
When did the Ryotwari Land settlement system introduced in India? |
| A. | 1819 |
| B. | 1924 |
| C. | 1822 |
| D. | 1820 |
| Answer» D. 1820 | |
| 16. |
Who established the Sathya Sodhak Samaj? |
| A. | jyothi venkitachalam |
| B. | jyothi rao phule |
| C. | ram mohan roy |
| D. | jyothi basu |
| Answer» B. jyothi rao phule | |
| 17. |
What is known as a living system followed by a family after the marriage husband and wife lives in wife’s family? |
| A. | mother local |
| B. | virilocal |
| C. | matrilocal |
| D. | uxorilocal |
| Answer» C. matrilocal | |
| 18. |
Who use the Marxian theory while analyzing the Indian class structure in agrarian relation? |
| A. | g p murdock |
| B. | d p mukherjee |
| C. | karl marx |
| D. | a r desai |
| Answer» D. a r desai | |
| 19. |
What is the peculiarity of Asiatic feudal economy? |
| A. | lack of private property |
| B. | lack of communal property |
| C. | lack of capitalist property |
| D. | lack of public property |
| Answer» A. lack of private property | |
| 20. |
................ who own but do not cultivate land |
| A. | peasants |
| B. | landlords |
| C. | zamindar |
| D. | labourers |
| Answer» B. landlords | |
| 21. |
Indian rural economy was a ……………….economy |
| A. | self-sufficient |
| B. | semi-self sufficient |
| C. | independent |
| D. | mixed |
| Answer» D. mixed | |
| 22. |
………..is the process of destruction of the old handicraft industry without commensurate the growth of modern industry. |
| A. | de-peasantization |
| B. | de-colonization |
| C. | de-industrialization |
| D. | de-agrarinization |
| Answer» C. de-industrialization | |
| 23. |
Who wrote the famous work “Social Background of Indian Nationalism”? |
| A. | akshay ramanlal desai |
| B. | akshay kumar desai |
| C. | ishwarlal pragji deasi |
| D. | govind sadashiv ghurye |
| Answer» A. akshay ramanlal desai | |
| 24. |
……….has pointed out the different phases of Indian nationalism |
| A. | g s ghurye |
| B. | gandhi |
| C. | nehru |
| D. | a r desai |
| Answer» D. a r desai | |
| 25. |
How many phases of the growth of Indian Nationalism are identified by A R Desai? |
| A. | two |
| B. | five |
| C. | four |
| D. | three |
| Answer» B. five | |
| 26. |
What is the peculiarity of the first phase of Indian nationalism? |
| A. | social base is very narrow. |
| B. | social base is very wide |
| C. | social base is very crude |
| D. | social base is very comprehend |
| Answer» A. social base is very narrow. | |
| 27. |
When did the first phase of the emergence of Indian nationalism? |
| A. | 1805 |
| B. | 1857 |
| C. | 1885 |
| D. | 1888 |
| Answer» C. 1885 | |
| 28. |
When did the second phase of the emergence of Indian nationalism? |
| A. | 1885-1907 |
| B. | 1885-1905 |
| C. | 1857-1947 |
| D. | 1757-1885 |
| Answer» B. 1885-1905 | |
| 29. |
When did the third phase of the emergence of Indian nationalism extended? |
| A. | 1905-1918 |
| B. | 1918-1934 |
| C. | 1880-1885 |
| D. | 1905-1947 |
| Answer» A. 1905-1918 | |
| 30. |
When did the fourth phase of the emergence of Indian nationalism? |
| A. | 1885-1905 |
| B. | 1905-1907 |
| C. | 1918-1934 |
| D. | 1947-1956 |
| Answer» C. 1918-1934 | |
| 31. |
When did the fifth phase of the emergence of Indian nationalism? |
| A. | 1880-1885 |
| B. | 1757-1885 |
| C. | 1885-1905 |
| D. | 1934-1939 |
| Answer» D. 1934-1939 | |
| 32. |
What is the peculiarity of second phase of Indian nationalism? |
| A. | social base is extended |
| B. | social base is narrowed |
| C. | social base is shrink |
| D. | social base is distracted |
| Answer» A. social base is extended | |
| 33. |
What is the factor which influences the social base of the second phase of Indian nationalism? |
| A. | philosophers and educated upper class |
| B. | intellectuals and educated middle class |
| C. | intellectuals and lower class |
| D. | writers and upper middle class |
| Answer» B. intellectuals and educated middle class | |
| 34. |
Which phase of Indian nationalism characterized by the emergence of terrorist movement? |
| A. | first phase |
| B. | sixth phase |
| C. | third phase |
| D. | second phase |
| Answer» D. second phase | |
| 35. |
Where did A R Desai born? |
| A. | nadiad |
| B. | kishan garhi |
| C. | shamirpet |
| D. | coorg |
| Answer» A. nadiad | |
| 36. |
When did the work Social background of Indian Nationalism published? |
| A. | 1947 |
| B. | 1985 |
| C. | 1948 |
| D. | 1984 |
| Answer» C. 1948 | |
| 37. |
How many stages of development of sociology in India are identified by Ramakrishna Mukhejee? |
| A. | two |
| B. | three |
| C. | four |
| D. | six |
| Answer» B. three | |
| 38. |
Which is the prominent work written by Abul fazal influence the emergence of sociology in India? |
| A. | ain-i-akbari |
| B. | deen-ilahi |
| C. | jizhiya |
| D. | hothus malabarius |
| Answer» C. jizhiya | |
| 39. |
Which is the first stage of the development of sociology in India as specified by R K Mukherjee? |
| A. | pre-professional |
| B. | pre-academic |
| C. | pro-professional |
| D. | developmental and scientific |
| Answer» D. developmental and scientific | |
| 40. |
Which is the second stage of the development of sociology in India as conceptualized by R K Mukherjee? |
| A. | pro-professional stage |
| B. | currently needed stage |
| C. | professional stage |
| D. | professional stage |
| Answer» A. pro-professional stage | |
| 41. |
……….is the stage characterizes period of the data collection, description, and
|
| A. | professional |
| B. | protoprofessional |
| C. | currently needed stage of development |
| D. | scientific stage |
| Answer» B. protoprofessional | |
| 42. |
Who is popularly known as the father of Indian sociology? |
| A. | a r desai |
| B. | i p desai |
| C. | m n srinivas |
| D. | g s ghurye |
| Answer» D. g s ghurye | |
| 43. |
What is the full name of G S Ghurye |
| A. | gopal sadashiv ghurye |
| B. | govind sadashiv ghurye |
| C. | guru sad ghurye |
| D. | guna sidh ghurye |
| Answer» B. govind sadashiv ghurye | |
| 44. |
Who wrote the famous book “Caste and Class in India”? |
| A. | g s ghurye |
| B. | louis dumont |
| C. | ketkar |
| D. | risely |
| Answer» A. g s ghurye | |
| 45. |
Patrick Geddes was a …………..sociologist |
| A. | italian |
| B. | british |
| C. | american |
| D. | scottish |
| Answer» D. scottish | |
| 46. |
Who is known as the doyen of Indian sociologists? |
| A. | m n srinivas |
| B. | g s ghurye |
| C. | d p mukherjee |
| D. | a r desai |
| Answer» B. g s ghurye | |
| 47. |
Which is an approach relate phenomena to the context? |
| A. | indological |
| B. | regional |
| C. | contextualization |
| D. | professionalization |
| Answer» C. contextualization | |
| 48. |
Which is the prominent view relate to contextualization? |
| A. | book view |
| B. | textual view |
| C. | interview |
| D. | field view |
| Answer» D. field view | |
| 49. |
What is the primary advantage of field view as compared to book view? |
| A. | field view reflect the reality |
| B. | field view reflect the truth |
| C. | field is open |
| D. | field is reliable |
| Answer» A. field view reflect the reality | |
| 50. |
When did the indigenization of social sciences started? |
| A. | post-british era |
| B. | post-colonial era |
| C. | post-independent era |
| D. | colonial era |
| Answer» B. post-colonial era | |
| 51. |
………….assumes that historically Indian society and culture are unique. |
| A. | indological approach |
| B. | regional approach |
| C. | sanskritized approach |
| D. | indian approach |
| Answer» A. indological approach | |
| 52. |
………..is an approach which helps to understand the uniqueness or specificity of Indian social realities with the help of ancient texts |
| A. | civilizational approach |
| B. | cultural approach |
| C. | dialectical approach |
| D. | indological approach |
| Answer» D. indological approach | |
| 53. |
What is another name of Indological approach? |
| A. | textual perspective |
| B. | field view |
| C. | subaltern perspective |
| D. | colonial perspective |
| Answer» A. textual perspective | |
| 54. |
................ who look upon agriculture as a business proposition |
| A. | rich landlords |
| B. | rich farmers |
| C. | capitalists |
| D. | peasants |
| Answer» B. rich farmers | |
| 55. |
Who cultivate their own land and hire labourers only for certain operations or at certain points of time. |
| A. | rich peasants |
| B. | landlords |
| C. | middle peasants |
| D. | intermediaries |
| Answer» C. middle peasants | |
| 56. |
............ has become an essential for modern democratic nation States to ensure a strong sense of identification whether the polity based on a commonsense of identity |
| A. | secularism |
| B. | communalism |
| C. | democratism |
| D. | seacularism |
| Answer» A. secularism | |
| 57. |
Who made the classic study India as a secular state |
| A. | george holyoake |
| B. | herbert spencer |
| C. | roland barthes |
| D. | donald eugine smith |
| Answer» D. donald eugine smith | |
| 58. |
................. is an ideology which states that society is divided in to religious communities those interest differ and one at times, even opposed to each other |
| A. | communalism |
| B. | secularism |
| C. | communism |
| D. | capitalism |
| Answer» A. communalism | |
| 59. |
Who among the following wrote the book 'Indian Village'? |
| A. | s c dube |
| B. | r c dube |
| C. | m n srinivas |
| D. | mckim marriot |
| Answer» A. s c dube | |
| 60. |
The concept of 'Dominant Caste' first appeared in the book…………….. |
| A. | caste in modern india |
| B. | social change in modern india |
| C. | remembered village |
| D. | india’s village |
| Answer» C. remembered village | |
| 61. |
Who wrote the book ho*mo hierarchicus |
| A. | herbert risely |
| B. | louis dumont |
| C. | ketkar |
| D. | john munro |
| Answer» B. louis dumont | |
| 62. |
A.R. Desai Social change refers to change in…………………. |
| A. | function of society |
| B. | structure of society |
| C. | society |
| D. | change in social institution |
| Answer» B. structure of society | |
| 63. |
Cultural traits are acquired through…………………… |
| A. | society |
| B. | non-material culture |
| C. | material culture |
| D. | socialization |
| Answer» D. socialization | |
| 64. |
Who among the following sociologists has considered purity and pollution as the primary characteristic of the caste system? |
| A. | g s ghurye |
| B. | m n srinivas |
| C. | louis dumont |
| D. | s c dube |
| Answer» C. louis dumont | |
| 65. |
With whom among the following are the concepts Universalization and Parochialization associated? |
| A. | mckim marriot |
| B. | yogendra singh |
| C. | robert redfield |
| D. | n k bose |
| Answer» A. mckim marriot | |
| 66. |
What is the meaning of Great tradition? |
| A. | elite culture |
| B. | higher culture |
| C. | great culture |
| D. | primitive culture |
| Answer» A. elite culture | |
| 67. |
What is the meaning of Little tradition? |
| A. | little culture |
| B. | elite culture |
| C. | folk culture |
| D. | material culture |
| Answer» C. folk culture | |
| 68. |
Which are the two types of pollution conceptualized by Louis Dumont? |
| A. | simple and complex |
| B. | permanent and temporary |
| C. | material and non-material |
| D. | caste and sub-caste |
| Answer» B. permanent and temporary | |
| 69. |
Which is a situation produced the temporary pollution? |
| A. | child birth |
| B. | birth in specific caste |
| C. | pollution by approach of lower caste |
| D. | birth in lower caste |
| Answer» A. child birth | |
| 70. |
Which is the central characteristic of caste system as mentioned by Dumont? |
| A. | traditional occupation |
| B. | pollution |
| C. | civil and religious disabilities |
| D. | mythical ancestor |
| Answer» B. pollution | |
| 71. |
Under………………society is divided into several small social group called caste |
| A. | class system |
| B. | varna system |
| C. | caste system |
| D. | class system |
| Answer» C. caste system | |
| 72. |
The caste can be graded and arranged into a hierarchy on the basis of their ……………. |
| A. | social status |
| B. | occupation |
| C. | varna status |
| D. | social precedence |
| Answer» D. social precedence | |
| 73. |
The hierarchy present in the caste system is reflected through …………..in society |
| A. | division of labour |
| B. | birth order |
| C. | hierarchy |
| D. | occupation |
| Answer» A. division of labour | |
| 74. |
Civil and religious disabilities of caste system are reflected through …………………. |
| A. | rule |
| B. | culture |
| C. | society |
| D. | unequal distribution of disabilities and privileges |
| Answer» D. unequal distribution of disabilities and privileges | |
| 75. |
What is a major civil and religious disability practiced related with caste system? |
| A. | keep distance from higher caste |
| B. | division of labour |
| C. | restriction on taking water from public well |
| D. | restriction on common dining |
| Answer» C. restriction on taking water from public well | |
| 76. |
Which is known as the rule followed by the caste members should marry within their own caste? |
| A. | endogamy |
| B. | endogamy |
| C. | incest taboo |
| D. | matrilocal |
| Answer» B. endogamy | |
| 77. |
Who wrote the work The Remembered Village? |
| A. | s c dube |
| B. | mckim marriot |
| C. | robert redfield |
| D. | m n srinivas |
| Answer» D. m n srinivas | |
| 78. |
Who introduces the concept of Brahmanization? |
| A. | m n srinivas |
| B. | yogendra singh |
| C. | robert redfield |
| D. | ambedkar |
| Answer» A. m n srinivas | |
| 79. |
Which was the work of Srinivas define sanskritisation? |
| A. | remembered village |
| B. | indian village |
| C. | social change in modern india |
| D. | social system of mysore village |
| Answer» C. social change in modern india | |
| 80. |
Sanskritisation promotes……………. |
| A. | cultural mobility |
| B. | structural mobility |
| C. | social mobility |
| D. | functional mobility |
| Answer» B. structural mobility | |
| 81. |
The Indian sociologist who does not sympathize with the Marxian perspective was ………. |
| A. | m n srinivas |
| B. | d p mukherjee |
| C. | a r desai |
| D. | r k mukherjee |
| Answer» A. m n srinivas | |
| 82. |
Who among the following the prominent advocators of structural-functionalist approach in Indian sociology |
| A. | parsons & coser |
| B. | n k bose & s sinha |
| C. | tagore & nehru |
| D. | m n srinivas & s c dube |
| Answer» D. m n srinivas & s c dube | |
| 83. |
Where did Shyam Charan Dube born? |
| A. | nadiad |
| B. | narsinghpur |
| C. | mysore |
| D. | kishangarhi |
| Answer» B. narsinghpur | |
| 84. |
S C Dube applied structural-functional approach for studying the ……………… |
| A. | indian village community |
| B. | village |
| C. | caste |
| D. | culture |
| Answer» A. indian village community | |
| 85. |
Which is the prominent village near Hyderabad studied by Dube |
| A. | kishangarhi |
| B. | rampura |
| C. | shamirpet |
| D. | nadiad |
| Answer» C. shamirpet | |
| 86. |
Which is the tribal group studied by Dube? |
| A. | the kamar |
| B. | bhoms |
| C. | kadar |
| D. | paniya |
| Answer» A. the kamar | |
| 87. |
Who wrote the work Indian Village? |
| A. | m n srinivas |
| B. | mckim marriot |
| C. | mukherjee |
| D. | s c dube |
| Answer» D. s c dube | |
| 88. |
Who wrote the book entitled as India’s changing Villages? |
| A. | veena dube |
| B. | m n srinivas |
| C. | s c dube |
| D. | g s ghurye |
| Answer» C. s c dube | |
| 89. |
Which work of Dube described about the how villages can be seen in diversifies framework? |
| A. | india’s village |
| B. | indian village |
| C. | changing village |
| D. | mysore village |
| Answer» B. indian village | |
| 90. |
Cultural approach is otherwise known as ………………. |
| A. | civilizational approach |
| B. | culturological approach |
| C. | textual approach |
| D. | indological approach |
| Answer» A. civilizational approach | |
| 91. |
Who is the sociologist firstly designed civilizational perspective? |
| A. | robert redfield |
| B. | yogendra singh |
| C. | n k bose |
| D. | surajith sinha |
| Answer» A. robert redfield | |
| 92. |
Which is the prominent approach analyzed the growth and development of society from its original core to the modern form through assimilation or acculturation? |
| A. | indological perspective |
| B. | civilizational perspective |
| C. | structural-functional perspective |
| D. | dialectical perspective |
| Answer» B. civilizational perspective | |
| 93. |
Which is the study of Redfield applied civilizational perspective? |
| A. | study about kamar |
| B. | study about ahom |
| C. | study about mexican village community |
| D. | study about bhils community |
| Answer» C. study about mexican village community | |
| 94. |
……………society is small, isolated, non-literate and socially homogeneous |
| A. | folk |
| B. | rural |
| C. | agrarian |
| D. | simple |
| Answer» A. folk | |
| 95. |
Through the civilizational approach Redfield analyzed……………. |
| A. | peasant-urban continuum |
| B. | peasant-rural continuum |
| C. | tribal-urban continuum |
| D. | folk-urban continuum |
| Answer» D. folk-urban continuum | |
| 96. |
Which is the main conceptual framework made by Singer and Marriot to explain the civilizational perspective? |
| A. | peasant and urban tradition |
| B. | traditional and scientific tradition |
| C. | little and great tradition |
| D. | tribal and peasant tradition |
| Answer» C. little and great tradition | |
| 97. |
Which are the two stages of growth of civilization put forwarded by Yogendra Singh? |
| A. | indigenous and western |
| B. | western and british |
| C. | indian and western |
| D. | orthogenetic and heterogenetic |
| Answer» A. indigenous and western | |
| 98. |
Which is the conceptual framework of evolutionary model put forwarded by Surajith Sinha for explaining civilizational approach? |
| A. | tribe-caste-peasant-caste continuum |
| B. | primitive-caste-elite continuum |
| C. | tribe-class- caste continuum |
| D. | primitive-caste-tribe caste continuum |
| Answer» B. primitive-caste-elite continuum | |
| 99. |
Which is the prominent approach concentrates on the idea that every system has a clear
|
| A. | socio-structural approach |
| B. | structural-functional approach |
| C. | system approach |
| D. | socio-cultural perspective |
| Answer» D. socio-cultural perspective | |
| 100. |
Who wrote the book “Social change in Modern India”? |
| A. | milton singer |
| B. | robert redfield |
| C. | louis coser |
| D. | m n srinivas |
| Answer» D. m n srinivas | |
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