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CESC

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

According to _______________, "The community is one of the sociology's oldest and most enduring objects of study and research."

a)

Max Webber & Emile Durkeim

b)

Pramila Aggarwal

c)

Bill Lee

2.

"A social organization that is considered fundamental to society such as village or religious sect. They are often regarded as natural, grouping based on ties of shared blood, language, history, territory, and especially, culture." According to _______________.

a)

Max Webber & Emile Durkeim

b)

Pramila Aggarwal

c)

Bill Lee

3.

According to _______________, "Community is simply a group of people who has something in common."

a)

Max Webber & Emile Durkeim

b)

Pramila Aggarwal

c)

Bill Lee

4.

Refers to something which benefits a society as a whole.

a)

Justice

b)

Rights

c)

Common good

5.

This is whatever is needed for a person in order to live in a way suitable for a human being.

a)

Justice

b)

Rights

c)

Common good

6.

This is the principle that people receive what they deserved.

a)

Justice

b)

Rights

c)

Common good

7.

This means fairness and balance.

a)

Commutative justice

b)

Distributive justice

c)

Social justice

8.

People are treated according to their needs.

a)

Commutative justice

b)

Distributive justice

c)

Social justice

9.

In this type of social justice, the solution lasts for a short period of time.

a)

Short-term social justice

b)

Long term social justice

c)

Social justice

10.

He created the hierarchy of needs.

a)

Emile Durkheim

b)

Abraham Maslow

c)

Bill Lee

11.

Examples of this are the infrastructures and projects of the government for the people.

a)

Justice

b)

Common good

c)

Rights

12.

Community, just like a church, is similar to a living creature, is made up of different parts that represent individual functions, activities each operating within specific boundaries to meet the needs of the community.

a)

Systems perspective

b)

Social Perspective

c)

Virtual Perspective

13.

Virtual communities are social groups or groups with common interest that interact in an organized fashion using the internet.

a)

Systems perspective

b)

Social Perspective

c)

Virtual Perspective

14.

Individuals who are living in a community have their unique sense of membership.

a)

Social Perspective

b)

Virtual Perspective

c)

Individual perspective

15.

This refers to individual belonging to more than one communities.

a)

Systems perspective

b)

Individual perspective

c)

Virtual Perspective

16.

It is described as an organization or institution such as a workplace, a school, or college to imply a common spatial bond.

a)

Solidarity

b)

Family

c)

Community

17.

There are times that we use the term _________ to talk about people who have shared a common characteristic such as religion, caste, or language.

a)

Solidarity

b)

Family

c)

Community

18.

It is a unity or agreement of feeling or action, especially among individuals with a common interest.

a)

Solidarity

b)

Family

c)

Community

19.

It is synonymous with "harmony and unity"

a)

Solidarity

b)

Family

c)

Community

20.

This is produced or based on a community of interests, objectives, and standards.

a)

Solidarity

b)

Family

c)

Community