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11 Prelim Multiple Choice Revision

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 48mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which concept refers to the physical and psychological setting of a society?

a)

Culture

b)

Environment

c)

Globalisation

d)

Identity

2.

Which of the following is NOT a step in the process of research?

a)

Decide on the topic to be researched

b)

Develop a focus question for use

c)

Describe the motive for the research

d)

Develop the methods of research to be used

3.

The following is an example of which research technique? 

A researcher studies group discussions by watching through a one way mirror.

a)

Questionnaire

b)

Content analysis

c)

Participant observation

d)

Observation

4.

Which research methodology involves information being used which has already been analysed and interpreted by previous investigators?

a)

Secondary research

b)

Primary research

c)

Personal experience

d)

Questionnaire

5.

A teacher educates a student about the appropriate behaviour in a school situation.

 This interaction is an example of which level of social structure in society?

a)

Micro-level

b)

Meso-level

c)

Macro-level

d)

Mega-level

6.

Consider the following statements on the nature of societies and cultures and then select the correct answer.

Statement 1: Culture is not a fixed state and continually changes in response to context and circumstances

Statement 2: Assimilation is the opportunity for a diverse range of cultures to live in a shared context

 

a)

Both statements are correct

b)

Neither statement is correct

c)

Only Statement 1 is correct.

d)

Only Statement 2 is correct

7.

Students decide to research the similarities and differences in gender roles between Australian culture and the Amish.

 

What is this an example of?

a)

Cross-cultural comparison

b)

Quantitative research task

c)

Social-change comparison

d)

Qualitative research task

8.

Which of the following does NOT indicate a socially and culturally literate person?

a)

Using an ethnocentric approach to judge another culture

b)

Considers the impact of technology on rapid societal change

c)

Has a sense of social responsibility and active citizenship

d)

Empathises with different cultures diverse beliefs and values

9.

A person sharing a Facebook video speaking out about the social justice issues represented in the Black Lives Matter Movement demonstrates the interaction of which of the following two concepts?

a)

Technology and power

b)

Technology and authority

c)

Power and authority

d)

Power and time

10.

Research that ensures that the participants’ privacy is respected is known as which of the following?

a)

Social and cultural literacy

b)

Ethical research

c)

Interview data

d)

Quantitative research

11.

Students would like to research the representation of people of colour in reality television programs. Which of the following research methods would be the most effective?

a)

Secondary research

b)

Interview  

c)

Questionnaire

d)

Content analysis

12.

Children from Salalah, Sultanate of Oman are photographed playing with fidget spinners. Which of the following concepts does this best represent?

a)

Globalisation

b)

Identity

c)

Technologies

d)

Gender

13.

A group of students wish to discover the evidence of cultural continuity of Serbians in South-West Sydney. At what point of the research process should they determine the most appropriate research methods to use?

a)

Compile and organise the research findings

b)

Design the research

c)

Gather background information

d)

Develop the research methods

14.

Which of the following is an example of ethical research?  

a)

A male news reporter investigates the diverse beliefs and values of different societies and cultures but judges them in relation to their views on gender roles

b)

Generation Y’s answers are hidden from research conducted on the representation of teenagers in the media

c)

Quantities and trends regarding why people have resistance to change are equally identified, even though the researcher obtains one particular bias

d)

Participants are interviewed by the researcher on healthy canteen choices and the results are skewed to fit the needs of the researcher

15.

Which of the following research methods allow a researcher to measure a nation’s wellbeing through analysing the health and happiness of the population?

a)

Statistical analysis

b)

Questionnaire

c)

Interview

d)

Case study

16.

Teachers wanted to investigate the issues experienced by teenagers at school. They have a large number of students as research participants. Which research method would be the most effective?

a)

Case study

b)

Questionnaire

c)

Focus Group

d)

Observation

17.

Which of the following describes the five fundamental concepts of Society and Culture?

a)

Society, culture, power, gender, time

b)

Society, culture, power, authority, time

c)

Society, culture, gender, technology, time

d)

Society, culture, persons, environment, time

18.

What does your macro world reflect?

a)

The world you know through public knowledge

b)

The world you know through private knowledge

c)

The world you know through personal experience

d)

The world you know through your parent’s experience

19.

Which of the following is an example of a quantitative methodology?

a)

A focus group

b)

Statistical analysis

c)

Participant observation

d)

An unstructured interview

20.

Which of the following is a characteristic of a socially literate person?

a)

They lack empathy for others

b)

They communicate ineffectively

c)

They believe everything in the media

d)

They show concern for the rights of others

21.

Which of the following is a primary agent of socialisation?

a)

The law

b)

The media

c)

The family

d)

The workplace

22.

Define a topic, examine literature, collecting and organising data describes which of the following?

a)

Content analysis

b)

Secondary research 

c)

Social and cultural ecology

d)

Social and cultural anthropology

23.

Within Society and Culture, the process of socialisation can be described by which of the following?

a)

Process of understanding our status in the micro world

b)

Process of becoming more involved in social group activities

c)

Process of learning to become functioning members of society

d)

Process of learning how to communicate with friends and acquaintances 

24.

In terms of continuity, which seems to be the most accurate statement?

a)

Population growth remains steady

b)

Family structures will continue to evolve

c)

Women may be considered to be the main parent of children

d)

Families have not changed very significantly over generations and time