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Sociology Ch-2 Terms,concepts and their use in the Sociology

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Human life is based on the--

a)

Material benefits

b)

Spiritual thoughts

c)

Conflict among members

d)

Interaction and communication among members

2.

____ a mode of reward or punishment that reinforce socially expected forms of behaviour.

a)

identity

b)

Conflict

c)

Sanctions

d)

Khasi

3.

The system in which society was divided into Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas, and Shudras was known as

a)

Varna System

b)

Class System

c)

Status

d)

Caste System

4.

A Peer group is a kind of

a)

Primary group

b)

Secondary group

c)

Association

d)

Peer, group

5.

The behaviours, obligations, and privileges attached to social status is known as

a)

Status set

b)

Role set

c)

Social role

d)

Status symbol

6.

Panchamas in the caste system were considered as

a)

Untouchables

b)

Vaishyas

c)

Shudras

d)

Kshatriyas

7.

The perspective which stresses that deviance promotes social unity and social change is

a)

Conflict

b)

Functionalist

c)

Interactionism

d)

Post-modernist

8.

Social classes, status groups, age and gender groups, and crowds are the examples of

a)

Reference groups

b)

Peer, groups,

c)

In groups

d)

Quasigroups

9.

Migrants are often considered as

a)

Out-Group

b)

In-Group

c)

Peer Group

d)

Reference Group

10.

Social position in a society is known as

a)

Class

b)

Caste

c)

Role

d)

Status

11.

(a)   are arranged and organised.

12.

(a)   is a type of group in which we do not belong to but we aspire to be like them and therefore we try to emulate their lifestyl

13.

Status, which an individual gets by birth or due to nominations is known as ‘ (a)   .’

14.

An individual acquires ‘ (a)   ’ because of his intelligence, aptitude, efforts, diligence, skills and personality characterisation.

15.

(a)   is the extreme form of inequality in which some individuals are literary owned by others.