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Sociology chapter 4-6

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

On the night before an exam, your _______ is telling you to blow it off and binge-watch a new show on Netflix. Your _________ is telling you to study, and hard. It is up to your _____ to mediate between the two and make a crucial judgment.

a)

id, super-ego

b)

ego, id

c)

conscience, heart

d)

conflict, weber

2.

When children get to role-play a certain occupation or a particular significant other is the ______ stage under Mead.

a)

game time

b)

show

c)

play stage

d)

preparatory stage

3.

Being a member of the Catholic Church, the Democratic party, or an employee of a company are all types of _________.

a)

status

b)

role

c)

job

d)

religious

4.

Family, school, peers, and the media are all agents of _______.

a)

Socialization

b)

Family

c)

Schools

d)

Peers

5.

Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, Quinceañeras, and hazing are all forms of ________.

a)

Reference Groups

b)

Group Dynamics

c)

Rite of Passage

d)

Virtual Membership

6.

_______ is the ideal number of a group. Anymore, there’ll be group diffusion and risk of falling into _________.

a)

One, alone

b)

three, conflict

c)

two, peace

d)

Five, conflict

7.

The mayor has threatened to kidnap a family member from each household who doesn’t vote for them in their reelection campaign. They’re exhibiting ________.

a)

influential power

b)

Coercive Power

c)

Authority

d)

Traditional Authority

8.

Monarchs, having inherited their power are a type of _______.

a)

Traditional Authority

b)

Legal-rational Authority

c)

Influential Power

d)

Power

9.

It’s the 1980s, and you’re doctor has informed you that you’ve tested positive for HIV. You fear your friends would avoid you, or your family would see it as a moral failing. The hesitance to discuss these issues is fueled by a fear of ______.

a)

Stereotype Promise

b)

Tertiary Deviance

c)

Stigma

d)

Stereotype Threat

10.

Embezzlement, mass fraud, and cheating your investors out of their money is _______.

a)

Property Crime

b)

Violent Crime

c)

Cybercrime

d)

Class

11.

Giving up hope on achieving the aspirations promoted by your society, but still engaging in the means is _______.

a)

Ritualists

b)

Innovators

c)

Rebels

d)

Conformists

12.

Being told all your life you’ll never succeed due to your race/ethnicity has left you with little motivation to do well in school and you end up performing poorly. In the end, you end up fulfilling what everyone has said about you. You have suffered a _______.

a)

Stereotype Promise

b)

Secondary Deviance

c)

Stereotype Threat

d)

Self-Fulfilling Prophecy

13.

A rigid system based on hierarchies that don’t factor in the human element is a ____.

a)

False consciousness

b)

class consciousness

c)

Micro Theory

d)

bureaucracies

14.

Under Structural Functionalism, deviance is a form of _______.

a)

social cohesion

b)

Retreatists

c)

Rebel

d)

Conformists

15.

Identity or career that gets one labeled deviant.

a)

Secondary Deviance

b)

Primary Deviance

c)

Stereotype Threat

d)

Labeling Theory

16.

Membership in a discredited or oppressed group.

a)

Physical

b)

Passing

c)

Moral

d)

Tribal

17.

A systemic scientific study of crime, criminals, and criminal justice.

a)

Uniform Crime Report (UCR

b)

Criminology

c)

Property Crime

d)

Cybercrime

18.

African Americans make up 13% of the US population bur account for 27% of all arrests and 33% of the prison population. Stems from over-policing and systemic racist policies that leave them vulnerable to be criminalized in the eyes of the law.

a)

Race

b)

Gender:

c)

Age

d)

Hate Crimes

19.

When one is deliberately the target of crime because of a characteristic of theirs (race, gender, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation.)

a)

Gender

b)

Age

c)

Race

d)

Hate Crimes

20.

The belief that punishment relies on harsh penalties to discourage people from committing a crime

a)

Rehabilitation

b)

Retribution

c)

Deterrence

d)

Incapacitation