Class 11 Sociology Chapter 6 Social Institutions Quiz 18 (25 MCQs)

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1. The focus of traditional politics is .....
2. What sector in the economy directly produces goods from the natural environment?
3. Which of these is the most common form of polygamy?
4. What did Adam Smith call the interplay between supply and demand?
5. The Buddhist state of ultimate peace and happiness is .....
6. How do economic systems impact social institutions?
7. Which of the following is an internet and PC addiction symptom?
8. This sociological perspective says that the family helps children develop their self-concept:
9. In what ways can social institutions contribute to social change?
10. What is this Purposes to socialize children into the various roles, behavior, and values of society.
11. Institutions help to meet the needs of society
12. Which of the following describes a primary social institution?
13. Religion may be a source of social change
14. Allows at least a significant part of their economies to be determined by the market
15. Which example best illustrates an education institution fulfilling its social role?
16. It is responsible for implementing public policies and managing public resources.
17. What month long holiday do Muslims not eat, drink, or smoke during daylight hours?
18. A political institution that regulates conflict and allocates resources among the citizens of a country
19. A country where the government controls religious practices would show an overlap between which two social institutions?
20. Which institution is primarily responsible for teaching children social norms and values?
21. Education was reserved only for the nobility, and the kind of education they received was focused on classical subjects that had nothing to do with earning a living.
22. This refers to competitive games that are won or lost on the basis of physical skills and played according to specific rules.
23. Can institutions work in isolation?
24. Smith supported the idea of a 'free market', that is, a market free from all kinds of regulation whether by the state or otherwise. This economic philosophy was also given the name laissez-faire. What is the meaning of laissez-faire?
25. What type of economic institution is it when all property and resources are collectively owned and controlled by the government?