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WorksheetsSocial engineering
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 26mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
--------- advocates Piecemeal Social Engineering
a)
A. Adam Smith
b)
B. Karl Cooper
c)
C. Karl Popper
d)
D. Charles Lindbolm
2.
------ said "It is impossible for a man to jump in to the same river twice".
a)
A. Karl Popper
b)
B. Socrates
c)
C. Hercalitus
d)
D. Norman Vincent Peale
3.
----------- seeks to enact a specific change on broad scale
a)
A. Alternative Social change
b)
B. Reformative Social change
c)
C. Revolutionary Social change
d)
D. Redemptive Social change
4.
"Each society is in a state of constant disequilibrium and social change characteristics each society"- Said by
a)
A. A.W Grew
b)
B. Heraclitus
c)
C. David F Aberle
d)
D. Mathias Grebe
5.
A Philanthropist is someone who involves in ----------
a)
A. Planting Trees
b)
B. Teaching
c)
C. Generous donation of money for good cause
d)
D. Politics
6.
Alcoholic Anonymous is an example of -------------
a)
A. Reformative social change
b)
B. Alternative social change
c)
C. Redemptive social change
d)
D. Revolutionary social change
7.
Changes in the Culture, Tradition, Beliefs and Symbols is called
a)
A. Change in Social Structure
b)
B. Social Change
c)
C. Change in Law
d)
D. Change in Technology
8.
Chipko Movement is an example of --------
a)
A. Alternative Social Change
b)
B. Redemptive Social Change
c)
C. Reformative Social Change
d)
D. Revolutionary Social Change
9.
Democratic Social Engineering is otherwise called --------
a)
A. Utopian
b)
B. Piecemeal
c)
C. Large Scale
d)
D. Social Trends
10.
Development of personal awareness and responsibility begins within families and --------
a)
A. Communities
b)
B. Schooling
c)
C. Acquaintances
d)
D. Friends
11.
Donating blood is a responsibility towards ------
a)
A. Work
b)
B. Country
c)
C. Community
d)
D. Family
12.
Find out which of the following is NOT a Revolutionary social change?
a)
A. French Revolution
b)
B. Civil Rights Movement
c)
C. Indian Independence Struggle
d)
D. Alcoholics Anonymous
13.
How do we ensure ethical choices at all levels of the society?
a)
A. Local leaders
b)
B. Education
c)
C. Democratic decision making bodies
d)
D. Authority
14.
I can recognize my values and advocate for my rights- Name the facet
a)
A. Self-Determination
b)
B. Well-being
c)
C. Emotional Intelligence
d)
D. Self-Centered
15.
International Human Rights prosper in ---------
a)
A. Authoritarian society
b)
B. Totalitarian society
c)
C. Equitable society
d)
D. Exploitative society
16.
Invention,discovery and diffusion are considered to be the main sources of --------
a)
A. Social Change
b)
B. Cultural Change
c)
C. Behavioral Change
d)
D. Managerial Change
17.
Personal awareness and responsibility includes personal ------- and self-advocacy.
a)
A. Efficacy
b)
B. Impotence
c)
C. Feebleness
d)
D. Inadequacy
18.
Relative Deprivation means --------
a)
A. Differences exist between city and village
b)
B. Differences exist between rich and poor
c)
C. Differences exist between wants and actualities
d)
D. Differences exist between educated and uneducated
19.
'Respect rights of an individual' is a responsibility towards -------
a)
A. Humanity
b)
B. Country
c)
C. Work
d)
D. Family
20.
SEL under Personal Awareness, means -------
a)
A. Society and Educational learnings
b)
B. Self and Empowerment lessons
c)
C. Safety Engineering lessons
d)
D. Social and Emotional learning
21.
Since the late 19th century --------- has become associated with political conservatism and libertarianism
a)
A. Social Responsibility
b)
B. Personal Well Being
c)
C. Self-determination
d)
D. Personal responsibility
22.
Slavery is a form of --------
a)
A. Social Mobility
b)
B. Social Change
c)
C. Social Stratification
d)
D. Social Control
23.
Society is a web of social relationships. Who said this?
a)
A. John Stuart Mill and Page
b)
B. Maclver and Page
c)
C. Steve and Larry Page
d)
D. Larry Page and G.E.Moore
24.
The benefits procured from Social Responsibilities include -------
a)
A. Attracting people who want to work for the firm caretaker
b)
B. Profit for the organization
c)
C. Expanding business
d)
D. Producing better products
25.
The chipko Movement is also known as_______
a)
A. Afforestation
b)
B. Love for trees
c)
C. Chipko Andolan
d)
D. Chipco obsession
26.
The continuing commitment to behave ethically and contribute to people's development while improving the quality of life of other individuals, groups, teams as well as society at large is called ---------
a)
A. Redemptive Social Change
b)
B. Individual Social Responsibility
c)
C. Small Scale Social Engineering
d)
D. Being Conservative
27.
The idea that human beings choose, instigate or otherwise cause their own actions is called
a)
A. Well Being
b)
B. Personal Responsibility
c)
C. Self-Regulation
d)
D. Self-Determination
28.
What does PPCI stands for to Social responsibility competencies?
a)
A. Positive professional and cultural identity
b)
B. Positive personal and cultural identity
c)
C. Positive personal and community identity
d)
D. Personal professional and cultural identity
29.
What does PPCI stands for?
a)
A. Positive professional and cultural identity
b)
B. Positive personal and cultural identity
c)
C. Positive personal and community identity
d)
D. Personal professional and cultural identity
30.
What does the acronym PETA stand for?
a)
A. Pointess Experiments Torture Animals
b)
B. People for Ending Testing on Animals
c)
C. People for Ending Tourture of Animals
d)
D. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals
31.
What happens when social movements call for fundamental changes?
a)
A. The movement is a failure
b)
B. Movement faces resistance to its activities
c)
C. The masses are left behind
d)
D. We cannot predict
32.
What is not true about social change?
a)
A. Social change is universal
b)
B. Social change is uniform
c)
C. Social change includes community change
d)
D. Social change is relative to time
33.
What is the main theme of the Chipko Movement?
a)
A. Embrace
b)
B. Cut-off
c)
C. Eradicate
d)
D. Obfuscate
34.
When people come together to bring a change or resist a change?
a)
A. Social mobilization
b)
B. Social change
c)
C. Social dynamics
d)
D. Social movement
35.
Which characteristic in you will help sustain a healthy and balanced life style
a)
A. Introvert personality
b)
B. Well being
c)
C. Being extrovert
d)
D. Stringent characteristic
36.
Which is not a Characteristic of Social Change?
a)
A. Universality
b)
B. Uniform
c)
C. Community Change
d)
D. Unpredictable
37.
Which is not an example of Individual Responsibilities
a)
A. Working in a homeless Shelter
b)
B. Recycle
c)
C. Being fair to none
d)
D. Donating time
38.
Which of the following comes under Large Scale Social Engineering?
a)
A. Personal Cleanliness
b)
B. Urban Designs
c)
C. Motivation
d)
D. Personal Responsibility
39.
Which of the following does NOT require Large scale social engineering?
a)
A. Technical knowledge
b)
B. Political Muscle
c)
C. Economic Resources
d)
D. Misunderstanding of people's attitude
40.
Which of the following is a likely consequence of social movement organization?
a)
A. Leaders and organizations
b)
B. Increase in "everyday resistance"
c)
C. Terrorism
d)
D. Increasing confusion
41.
Which of the following is NOT a cause of social change?
a)
A. Ideology
b)
B. Demography
c)
C. Astronomy
d)
D. Environment
42.
Which of the following is not often cited as the difference between a political and social revolution?
a)
A. Social revolutions involve people spending more time together
b)
B. Social revolutions change major social structures like the relationships between classes
c)
C. Political revolutions mostly change political institutions
d)
D. Both can be dramatic, but social revolutions are typically more transformative
43.
Which of the following is true?
a)
A. If people are illiterate, social change is slow
b)
B. If people are rich, social change is slow
c)
C. If people are illiterate, social change is rapid
d)
D. If people are under developed, social change is fast
44.
Which of the following statements is true about social movements?
a)
A. Social movements take place outside of civil society
b)
B. Social movements are relatively common in modern, democratic societies
c)
C. Social movements are likely under all regime type
d)
D. All social movements are left wing
45.
Which one is an example for Alternative Social Change?
a)
A. Chipko Movement
b)
B. Alcoholics Anonymous
c)
C. Religious movement
d)
D. It can wait
46.
Which type of Social Engineering fights against the greatest and most urgent evils of society?
a)
A. Utopian Social Engineering
b)
B. Piecemeal Social Engineering
c)
C. Large scale Social Engineering
d)
D. Phishing Social Engineering
47.
Who advocates "negative utilitarianism"?
a)
A. Friedrich Hayek
b)
B. Karl Popper
c)
C. John Dewey
d)
D. Sigmund Freud
48.
Who propounded Conflict Theory of Social Change?
a)
A. T. Parsons
b)
B. P.V. Sorokin
c)
C. K. Marx
d)
D. E. Durkheim
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