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Class 11 Sociology Chapter 6 Social Institutions Quiz 9 (60 MCQs)

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1. Which of the following tribes have turned into settled agriculture?
2. How do social institutions act as forces of socialization?
3. The following groups are more likely to participate regularly in religious services:
4. How many private education institutions are operating in the country?
5. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a one-parent families?
6. A type of authority where power is derived form rules and regulations that are enacted legally
7. What is the primary purpose of Gerrymandering, akin to consolidating political power?
8. ..... are group of social positions connected by social relations, performing a social roles
9. There is an argument about whether the government is ..... or not. For example the constitution stating there is a separation of church and state and we do not have a national religion. However, we use the words "under god" in our pledge of allegiance or a public school having morning prayer.
10. The system or way people in a society produce (make) and distribute (share) goods and services.
11. Many people have believed that family violence is more commone in lower class homes.
12. Belief in just one God
13. ..... is a place where children learn.
14. What is a key characteristic of institutions according to the passage?
15. What is the main goal of social institutions?
16. Religion can bring people together or create division.
17. Which institution is responsible for teaching knowledge and skills?
18. A society usually has ideas about what people feel is right or wrong, desirable or undesirable, important or unimportant. These ideas are called;
19. When cohabitation with any male is exclusive over a period of time although that women is still regarded as married to someone, this condition may be described as
20. With the declaration of the Human Rights, education is considered to be a Human Right. What article can this be found?
21. What type of economic institution allows private individuals or businesses to own resources and operate for profit?
22. When one man married one woman only with definite regulations, the system was known asA.monogamousB.extendedC.None of these
23. What type of group is formed by a number of Friends meeting up after school?
24. Which of the following is an example of a total institution?
25. Changing immigration patterns in the United States have
26. Which of the following is a function of family in society?
27. What does Christmas Day Mark?
28. Genealogical connections has not been necessitated to form the basis of group alignment.
29. There are how many functions of religion?
30. Families in which both husband and wife have careers are called
31. ..... , are ways of behaving that are considered normal in a particular society
32. The system or way people in a society share knowledge and learning.
33. The educational issues facing the United States in the early 2000s include
34. A city council decides to allocate a larger portion of its budget to fund after-school programs in low-income neighborhoods. This action primarily aims to address social inequality through:
35. Which nation separates males and females in schools?
36. Which 2 types of governments usually have one ruler who has absolute power and the citizens have no rights?
37. Which countries economic system is strictly controlled by the government?
38. How do sociologists typically analyze social institutions?
39. The transition in married life that is usually the most difficult for people to deal with is .....
40. The most popular form of political participation and the easiest
41. What is the difference between nuclear and extended family?
42. These dependencies DO have a vertical relationship with the population as they are regulated by other institutions and monitored occasionally by Civil Society.
43. How does the text describe the relationship between identity and politics?
44. In which country do people practice the following religions:Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Christianity, Islam
45. Which caste is known as 'pariah' or 'harijan' is the lowest in Indian society?
46. How does religion influence social norms and values within a society?
47. How many major divisions were determined in the Varna system?
48. Society's future largely depends on the successful socialization of new members.
49. Anything considered to be part of supernatural world that inspires awe and respect is
50. Control through force
51. One important aspect about institutions is the rights and responsibilities that the citizens have with those institutions in a society that aspires to be democratic, which is exempt from being accountable to their users.
52. The entities in charge of the functioning and development of the political life of a country have no responsibility when the people lose credibility in the political system or in those institutions, that when they arrive at a high degree of crisis, are reformulated or transformed, but always under the auspices of what marks the incumbent government.
53. Which description best defines role conflict?
54. Established systems of organized patterns of behavior, values, and relationships that fulfill essential societal needs
55. The type of family in which after marriage husband moves to the residence of wife is known as
56. Which institution plays the primary role in early moral development?
57. Descent is largely unilineal.
58. These are the example of Functions of School Calderon(1998) EXEPT:
59. The most important functions of religion include
60. The following are characteristics of an institution EXCEPT
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