Society

What are the characteristics of society?

• A large group of individuals living in close proximity

• Persistent social interactions and shared culture and institutions

• A common government and political system

• Distinctive physical characteristics and genetic traits

Which of the following is not mentioned as a type of society?

• Pre Industrial societies

• Agricultural societies

• Technological societies

• Post Industrial societies

Why are societies formed?

• to promote common interests

• to engage in trade and business

• to establish political dominance

• to acquire more resources

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a common interest that might lead people to form a society?

• economic gain through business

• recreation

• cultural interaction

• charitable activities

The formation of a society involves:

• strict adherence to one set of norms and rituals

• the interaction and exchange of diverse norms, rituals and cultures

• the rejection of existing values and beliefs

• the imposition of a single cultural identity on all members

The exchange of art, beliefs, laws and customs contributes to the formation of society by___

• facilitating economic transactions

• establishing political hierarchies

• sharing an understanding and identity

• promoting cultural isolation

According to the Force theory, who played an important role in the early formation of societies?

• individuals with exceptional physical strength

• religious leaders

• wise elders

• skilled craftsmen

What is the main idea conveyed about society?

• it complicates our lives

• it limits individual freedom

• it creates unnecessary obligations

• it is essential for a comfortable existence

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of societies?

• shared spatial or social territory

• lack of cultural challenges

• cultural expectations

• patterns of relationship

What is the importance of society in human life?

• It provides basic needs like food and shelter

• It ensures a comfortable and supportive environment

• It restricts individual freedom

• It discourages social interactions