Social Stratification

Which of the following refers to the way members of society are hierarchically divided into different social classes?

• Social Status

• Social Mobility

• Social Desirables

• Social Stratification

Which of the following highlights the assets such as lands, farms, and houses?

• Power 

• Wealth

• Prestige

• Economic Standing

What sociological perspective examines social stratification that perpetuates inequality in which society is divided between bourgeois and proletariat?

• Interpretavist

• Functionalism

• Conflict Theory

• Symbolic Interactionism

How does power in authority acquire its legitimacy?

• Power is legitimated when an individual is able to create a law

• Power is legitimated when an individual’s family is famous and prominent

• Power is legitimated when an individual is able to acquire wealth that supports his people

• Power is legitimated when people give their consent to an individual in authority to control them

Which of the following determines the causes of social stratification?

• Rural economic development

• Social media clarity of message

• Just labor and employment system

• Monopoly of power and wealth in a group    

How would you categorize the socially desirable as an ability to command others despite resistance?

• Social Power  

• Social Wealth

• Social Prestige

• Social Prestige

What sociological perspective examines social stratification on how the different aspects of society contribute to ensuring its stability?

• Interpretativist

• Functionalism

• Conflict Theory

• Symbolic Interactionism

What sociological perspective examines social stratification, which observes that people's appearance reflects their perceived social standing, such as housing, clothing, and transportation, as do hairstyles, taste in food, music, or accessories, and personal style, and it often leads people to interact with others within their social class because they have the same background, interests, and way of life?

• Interpretative

• Functionalism

• Conflict Theory

• Symbolic Interactionism

These people belong to the upper classes of society and own the factors of production, such as resources and land, and they gain wealth from the profits of their businesses.

• Alipin

• Bourgeois

• Datu

• Proletariat

These are the workers who belong to the lower class and experience great hardships, which provide the manual labor needed to produce goods and services.

• Alipin

• Bourgeois

• Datu

• Proletariat