Class 11 Sociology Chapter 2 Sociological Perspectives Quiz 5 (25 MCQs)

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1. Fill in the blank: ..... are inactive substances or treatments used in experiments to test effectiveness.
2. The idea of seeing society as a theatrical play is .....
3. Which sociological perspective emphasizes that pastimes like sports "bring together" members of a community or even nation and promote an overall feeling of unity and social solidarity?
4. A group's patterns of behavior
5. What kinds of meaning can be attached to what is done?
6. What happens when part of the group gains power and another loses?
7. Large corporations lobby to influence policies in their favor, sidelining the interests of ordinary citizens.
8. Which sociologist is known for using symbolic interactionism in social reform?
9. Focuses on the negative, conflicted, and ever-changing nature of society
10. Education is the manifestation of perfection already in man. Whose words are these?
11. In 'The Breakfast Club, ' which character most clearly represents the conflict between social groups due to their socioeconomic status?
12. What term was coined by Comte and refers to the moral obligation of individuals to serve others?
13. What does each part do to help society work?
14. Seeing the parts of society as gears in a machine is associated with .....
15. The wealthy fight to maintain their privileged access to higher education by opposing things that would broaden access
16. Being able to look at things from multiple perspectives or see your life connected to the world at large is to have this .....
17. What are some criticisms of functionalism as a sociological perspective?
18. According to Feminist views, why do girls tend to succeed more in education?
19. Which one is the dysfunction of the drug?
20. SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS:Social institutions such as politics, education, and religion provide critical functions for the needs of society and help maintain order and unity.
21. Which perspective views religion as means to justify power and oppression over certain groups?
22. How does functionalism view social institutions such as family, education, and religion?
23. What are the key ideas of Marxism in understanding social change?
24. How is the power used?
25. GENDER & SEXUALITY:Because of the traditional division of labor in families, males have had more access to resources and privileges and have sought to maintain their dominance.