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Final Period first quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Focuses on the critical analysis of communication and language in legal codes.

(a)  

2.

Views crime as the outcome of class struggle

(a)  

3.

It refers to the ability of persons and groups to determine and control the behavior of others and to shape public opinion to meet their personal interests.

(a)  

4.

This theory emphasizes the role of economic interests and class struggle in shaping society, positing that conflicts between social classes are the driving force behind historical change and social transformation.

(a)  

5.

The theory in sociology focuses on the idea that society is characterized by inequality and competition for resources, leading to conflict between different groups

(a)  

6.

Conservative ideologies assume that the ideal society is one in which authority is

(a)   .

7.

According to Karl Marx, (a)   is the owner of production

8.

According to Karl Marx, (a)   is the worker

9.

(a)   is having an equation of relative deprivation equals discontent; discontent plus

lack of political solution equals crime.

10.

The idea of society as nothing but competing groups trying to exercise power of each other is known as...

a)

Functionalism

b)

Symbolic Interactionism

c)

Conflict Theory

d)

Social Constructionism

11.

To whom was conflict theory attributed to?

a)

Karl Marx

b)

Emile Durkheim

c)

Herbert Blumer

d)

Peter Berger

12.

Who is the philosopher credited with the development of Conflict Theory?

a)

Emile Durkheim

b)

Max Weber

c)

Karl Marx

d)

Auguste Comte

13.

According to Karl Marx, what are the two primary classes in a capitalist society?

a)

Upper class and middle class

b)

Bourgeoisie and proletariat

c)

Aristocracy and peasantry

d)

Intellectuals and workers

14.

What is the central idea of Conflict Theory regarding economic inequality?

a)

Economic inequality is natural and beneficial for society.

b)

Economic inequality will lead to the dissolution of social classes.

c)

Economic inequality causes class consciousness and societal conflict.

d)

Economic inequality is irrelevant in capitalist societies.

15.

According to Marx's theory, what is the driving force behind societal transformation?

a)

Technological advancements

b)

Political revolutions

c)

Economic exploitation and class struggle

d)

Cultural changes

16.

What is the concept of thesis and antithesis in Conflict Theory?

a)

The existing social order and opposition to it

b)

The rich and the poor

c)

Urban and rural divisions

d)

Employers and employees

17.

In the context of Conflict Theory, what is the outcome of the conflict between thesis and antithesis?

a)

Status quo remains unchanged

b)

Synthesis, creating a new state of affairs

c)

Stagnation in society

d)

Resolution through negotiation

18.

How does Conflict Theory explain societal change in the long term?

a)

How does Conflict Theory explain societal change in the long term?

b)

Through peaceful negotiations

c)

Through continuous conflicts and resolutions

d)

Through government policies

19.

Despite its limitations, Conflict Theory is valuable for understanding:

a)

The promotion of social harmony

b)

The complexities of societal stability

c)

The dynamics of societal change and inequality

d)

The benefits of capitalism

20.

According to Marx's theory, what is the driving force behind societal transformation?

a)

Technological advancements

b)

Political revolutions

c)

Economic exploitation and class struggle

d)

Cultural changes