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WorksheetsUnit 2: Subunit 2: Societal Types & Structure Assessment
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 21mins
The patterned ways in which people interact in social relationships.
Sociology
Social Structure
Social Strategy
Socialism
Match the following
Group
People having something in common
Society
People who share a culture and territory
Aggregate
Group lumped together not sharing much
Category
Similar people, objects and events
Primary Group
Intimate, long term, face to face group
Match the following
larger, temporary more anonymous group
Secondary Group
A group toward which one feels loyalty
in-group
A group toward which one feels antagonism
out-group
A group we try to mimic and fit in with
Reference Group
A cluster of people within a larger group
Clique
A society based on information, services and high technology, rather than on raw materials and manufacturing
Pastoral Society
Industrial Society
Agricultural Society
Post Industrial (Information Age) Society
The social ties radiating outward from the self that link people together. Can span the globe.
Dyad
Clique
Social Network
Triad
Any group with few enough members that everyone in the group can interact directly with all other members
Small Group
in-group
out-group
Secondary Group
"Anyone who influences other people" is the broadest definition of....
King
Leader
Shaman
Follower
One possible society (it's too soon to tell) that may follow a Post Industrial/Information Age Society: economy based on modifying genetics to produce food, medicine and materials
Pastoral Society
Industrial Society
Biotech Society
Horticultural Society
One possible society (it's too soon to tell) that may follow a Post Industrial/Information Age Society: economy based on modifying genetics to produce food, medicine and materials
Pastoral Society
Industrial Society
Biotech Society
Horticultural Society
A community based on traditional values, kinship ties, and close social relationships.
Gesellschaft
Traditional
Gemeinschaft
Organic solidarity
Aletha had an accident in which she fell into hot cooking grease. Despite many operations and treatments, her face, neck, and hands were forever altered. Regardless of her accomplishments or occupation, many others viewed Aletha’s disfigurement as her __________.
ascribed status
master status
status symbol
status set
Ex-con, class president, and doctor are examples of __________.
ascribed status
social status
lack of status
achieved status
A(n) __________ status is given to you; you do not earn it.
achieved
ascribed
earned
marital
What term is used for a set of expected behavior patterns associated with a particular position in a social unit?
role
role perception
role identity
status
The presence of an outgroup
weakens the bond among ingroup members.
undermines the loyalty ingroup members feel for one another.
can create an “us vs. them” dynamic.
takes away an ingroup’s sense of purpose.
working hard, good grades, good behavior, or a job promotion are all examples of ...
ascribed status
achieved status
role status
master status
The most important aspect of your life that makes up your identity
achieved status
master status
ascribed status
plan status
