Classification

What is the primary purpose of social classification in societies?

• To organize individuals into hierarchical groups

• To promote equality among all members

• To eliminate cultural differences

• To ensure economic prosperity for all

Which of the following is an example of social classification based on occupation?

• Caste system

• Age groups

• Gender roles

• Ethnic groups

In the context of social studies, what does the term 'stratification' refer to?

• The division of society into classes

• The process of cultural assimilation

• The spread of technological innovations

• The establishment of political boundaries

Which social theorist is known for his work on class conflict and social stratification?

• Karl Marx

• Max Weber

• Emile Durkheim

• Auguste Comte

What is a key characteristic of a caste system?

• Social mobility is restricted

• Economic status is fluid

• Cultural practices are diverse

• Political power is evenly distributed

Which of the following is a modern example of social classification?

• Income brackets

• Feudal lords

• Tribal affiliations

• Monarchies

How does social classification impact access to resources?

• It often limits access for lower classes

• It ensures equal distribution

• It eliminates competition

• It promotes universal access

What role does education play in social classification?

• It can provide opportunities for upward mobility

• It reinforces existing class structures

• It has no impact on social status

• It only benefits the wealthy

Which of the following systems is based on hereditary social classification?

• Caste system

• Meritocracy

• Democracy

• Socialism

What is the impact of globalization on social classification?

• It can blur traditional class boundaries

• It reinforces national identities

• It eliminates cultural differences

• It creates uniform economic systems