Class 11 Sociology Chapter 6 Social Institutions Quiz 5 (60 MCQs)

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1. Government is an example of a ..... institution
2. ..... passed a law that recognised SC's and ST's.
3. A nuclear family consists of
4. What were the impact of tribal movements? (i) Emergence of middle class from Tribal groups. (ii) Emergence of Identity assertion. (iii) Achievement of statehood for Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh. (iv) Conversion to other religions. Choose correct options from below
5. What is this purposes that prepare citizens who will participate in the political order and to assimilate diverse cultural groups into political order as well as to teach children the basic laws.
6. A family in which individual gets married is known as
7. Social Institutions are the agencies for social well-being, implemented by the State, that society has to demand better conditions for:LivingWorkingTreatmentAttention for their particular problems.
8. Which of the following is NOT a function of the family?
9. An economic system based on the private ownership of production for the purpose of making a profit
10. True or False?Educational Institutions exist in various forms, serving different age groups and educational needs.
11. What is the role of religion in maintaining social order?
12. A city government creates a program that provides subsidized housing to low-income families, helping them access safe and affordable living conditions. This action is a:
13. The type of human interaction that involves one party acquiring and exercising power over the other
14. To manage rising prices within its economy, a nation's governing financial body decides to alter the cost of borrowing money for businesses and individuals. This action is a clear example of:
15. The system or way people in a society provide and keep order.
16. How can community involvement enhance integrity in local governance?
17. A school district introduces a multicultural curriculum that emphasizes the contributions of diverse ethnic groups to the nation's history. This curriculum primarily reflects education's role in:
18. Descent leads an individual to trace kinship through female's line.
19. An example of this is the Alternative Learning System (ALS)
20. Hediyah is really careful when choosing clothes for school. Her outfit must meet the rules for her religion. She must make sure that her arms and legs are covered. She also must cover her hair, so she picks a scarf that matches her clothes and that is big enough to wear as a hijab.What social instution influences Hediyah's behavior?
21. What year Mcnergney & Herbert Described the school as first andforemost a social institution, that is, an established organization having an identifiable structure and aset of functions meant to preserve and extend social order.
22. Which type of role problem is common in complex societies?
23. What is the goal of capitalism?
24. Tribal identities today are formed by the interactional process rather than any primordial (original, ancient) characteristics peculiar to tribes.
25. What was an occupational group formed within the varna in ancient India?
26. In a society where individuals are rigidly assigned to occupations based on their family's traditional trade, with no possibility of changing their profession, this is an example of:
27. True or False. Hinduism and Buddhism believe in reincarnation.
28. What type of government has religious leaders ruling the country based on religious laws?
29. In a purely capitalist system, the economy is regulated by self-interest and
30. Which of these is an economic institution?
31. Which is a function of political institutions?
32. A family that is controlled by the oldest male is called:
33. A system of roles and norms that is organized around the sacred realm and that binds people.
34. Match each holiday to the religion that observes it:Easter
35. Father of Indian Sociology?
36. What role does the government play in society?
37. People of a similar age who share some common values would be called a;
38. "Enduring" mean
39. In which country would you find a patriarchal multigenerational extended family institution?
40. Consists of the roles and norms that ensure the transmission of knowledge values, and patterns of behavior from on generation to the next.
41. What role does religion play as a social institution in society?
42. A national government strengthens its social safety net by increasing unemployment benefits and expanding access to healthcare for low-income families. This action primarily addresses inequality through:
43. How is education related to social mobility?
44. It is the basic agent of socialization.
45. What role does culture play in social institutions?
46. The ..... ordering of castes is based on the distinction between 'purity' and 'pollution'. This is a division between something believed to be closer to the sacred and something believed to be distant from or opposed to the sacred, therefore considered ritually polluting.
47. What is meant by the term 'institutionalization'?
48. Match each social institution with its definition:A social institution that manages and exercises authority over public affairs
49. Refers to the various ways through which knowledge is passed on to the other members of the society.
50. Generally, people will marry someone similar to themselves. This is considered .....
51. How do social institutions influence behavior?
52. When people follow traffic rules, which institution's role is being respected?
53. Formal education that involves by specially trained teachers with official policies is called
54. Which statement is true about the relationship between different social institutions?
55. There are ..... symbols of Sikh identity.
56. What were varnas?
57. It is the transfer of skills, values, and patterns of behavior to younger generations
58. Political system in which a ruler with absolute power attempts to control all aspects of society
59. Which of the following is true for caste?
60. ..... is the group that possesses the ability to discriminate by virtue of its greater power, privilege, and social status in a society.