Class 11 Sociology Chapter 6 Social Institutions Quiz 10 (60 MCQs)

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1. A city implements programs that teach digital literacy to elderly residents, and people from low income neighborhoods. This action is designed to reduce what type of inequality?
2. It collects taxes and facilitates compliance with tax obligations.
3. A new religion whose beliefs and practices differ from major religions is called?
4. What function do social institutions serve in maintaining social order?
5. According to Karl Marx, who are the bourgeoisie?
6. What do castes involve within themselves?
7. Which of the following best explains how education as a social institution promotes equality?
8. What type of social institution is accepted by society?
9. Which situation BEST shows the role of non-government organizations (NGOs) in society?
10. Why are religious institutions important in most societies?
11. The belief that spirits influence human life is called?
12. Scenario:As a team leader on a sports team, you struggle to balance the long hours of practice and games while also being an involved mentor to younger players. How should this scenario be classified?
13. Which of the following have been the most important factor giving rise to tribal movements?
14. Functional sociologists believe that the most important function of education includes
15. Which of the following problems might occur if the economic institution fails?
16. This is offered by Higher Education Institutions such as colleges and universities
17. A social arrangement in which an individual has extensive reciprocal duties, obligations and responsibilities towards relations outside his immediate nuclear family is called
18. If a newly married couple is expected to live with or near the husband's parent, they are
19. What role do ethics play in government decision-making?
20. The socio-economic and political conditions of the State permit the creation of every type of institution, since the functioning and reproduction of the institutions depend on the State. When they have outlived their usefulness, they are modified or changed for others
21. "In India, nuclear families are not isolated from their kins. Even if one prefers nuclear families, they still maintain close connections with their kins" True or False
22. In a tribe located in Tibet, Nepal, two or more brothers are married to the same wife, in order to preserve the ownership of the land among them. What form of marriage is practiced by them?
23. During which hours do Muslims fast during Ramadan?
24. Yom Kippur is the Day of Atonement, which occurs ..... days after Rosh Hashanah.
25. Which characteristic is NOT true about institutions?
26. Children born to male members belong to the group, but children of female members do not belong to it, this is the result of
27. People may also submit to authority, not because of tradition, but because of the extraordinary attraction of an individual
28. The first country to enact mandatory education laws.
29. Having more than one spouse
30. Kinship that is traced through both sides of the family is what kind of pattern?
31. Unified system of beliefs and practices regarding sacred things that unites its adherents into a single moral community
32. How does government affect the economy?
33. The 1901 Census under the direction of ..... was particularly important as it sought to collect information on the .....
34. A nuclear family is usually composed of .....
35. These are the example of Manifest Functions of Schools Social ControlEXEPT:
36. Which example represents the impact of religion on culture in the United States?
37. According to Buddhists, all life is .....
38. A program is created where elderly community members go into schools and teach children about the history of the local area. This program best represents education's role in:
39. Which of the following statements describes formal education?
40. Which institution often provides a sense of community and spiritual guidance?
41. What is the name of Adam Smith's book?
42. Control that is exercised over people who do not recognize the right of those exercising the power to do so
43. In which country does the traditional Easter meal consist of a flatbread called injera and a lamb stew called beg wot?
44. The untouchables were also called Dalits
45. Select the 5 major social institutions
46. The Patrilineal Descent System is not the same the Agnatic system
47. What type of government has a small group of wealthy or powerful people that run the country?
48. To the functionalist, religion plays a very important role of
49. Which of the following actions demonstrates integrity in personal relationships?
50. Traditionally, ..... were the business communities.
51. In which institution would you learn about different subjects like math, science, and history?
52. Which type of social institution is characterized by its limited recognition?
53. Which country usually has a nuclear family in their social institutions?
54. A group of people related by blood, marriage, or adoption
55. Why should we limit government power?
56. Economic institutions only focus on saving money and do not help create jobs.
57. Institutions are interconnected and influence one another.
58. Tries to control the economy, the government owns industry and other means of production
59. Which is an example of a recreational institution?
60. Which of the following is a function of religion as a social institution?