WorksheetsHuman Person and Society
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
In which society do merchants, artisans, and customers form the core of the society in an urban environment?
a)
Feudal Society
b)
Tribal Society
c)
Industrial Society
d)
Post Industrial Society
2.
Which type of society is characterized by a shift from the production of goods to the production of services?
a)
Post Industrial Society
b)
Tribal Society
c)
Industrial Society
d)
Feudal Society
3.
Feudalism refers to the economic, political, and social system that prevailed in Europe during which century?
a)
Ninth to the fifteenth century
b)
Fifth to the twelfth century
c)
Twentieth century
d)
Sixteenth to the nineteenth century
4.
Which society uses advanced technology to drive a massive production industry supporting a large population?
a)
Industrial Society
b)
Post Industrial Society
c)
Tribal Society
d)
Feudal Society
5.
In which society are tribes small in scale, possess a moral code and wide range of belief system, and have unwritten language systems?
a)
Tribal Society
b)
Post Industrial Society
c)
Feudal Society
d)
Industrial Society
6.
Which society is associated with a service-based economy, replacing manual laborers with technical and professional workers?
a)
Post Industrial Society
b)
Industrial Society
c)
Feudal Society
d)
Tribal Society
7.
Which society is known for a lack of effective centralized government, with kings and lords granting land and protection to vassals?
a)
Feudal Society
b)
Tribal Society
c)
Post Industrial Society
d)
Industrial Society
8.
Which type of society involves a combination of machine and human employees to produce goods efficiently?
a)
Industrial Society
b)
Tribal Society
c)
Feudal Society
d)
Post Industrial Society
9.
Daniel Bell first coined the term 'post-industrial' in which year?
a)
1973
b)
1990
c)
1980
d)
1960
10.
What does a digital citizen effectively use according to modern definitions?
a)
Different social platforms in the internet
b)
Print media
c)
Billboards and posters
d)
Television and radio
11.
According to Isin and Ruppert, what is a key aspect of constituting oneself as a digital citizen?
a)
Enacting oneself on the internet and using digital technologies to engage in society and political life
b)
Being knowledgeable and responsible in using social platforms
c)
Accessing and using digital technologies
d)
Manipulating personalities in various digital worlds
12.
How are human interactions evolving in the technological society?
a)
More interactions are done in the virtual world than in the actual world
b)
People are more themselves online than offline
c)
People are starting to manipulate personalities in different worlds
d)
Virtual relations lack commitment compared to real-life interactions
13.
What impact does the practice of 'selfie' have on human relations?
a)
People can take photos without needing others, leading to self-focus
b)
The invention of the monopod solidifies self-reliance in taking photos
c)
Human interactions are becoming more detached due to technology
d)
People are more interested in their virtual selves than actual selves
14.
What does the concept of the 'disembodied subject' signify in the technological society?
a)
People are putting aside their bodies in relating with others by preferring virtual interactions
b)
Technological devices support disembodied human relations
c)
Human interaction is becoming more detached with minimal face-to-face contact
d)
People are more comfortable interacting in virtual worlds than real-life situations
15.
What does 'citizenship studies' focus on?
a)
Understanding individual's behavior in terms of rights, obligations, and functions
b)
Effective use of digital tools and communication channels
c)
The progress and development of digital information and communication technologies
d)
The rights and responsibilities of being a state citizen
16.
What is a digital citizen responsible for?
a)
Effectively using different social platforms in the internet
b)
Criticizing and showing interest in sensitive topics
c)
Engaging in useful topics and issues for better society
d)
Actively participating in society and politics
17.
What characterizes a post-industrial society?
a)
Replacement of manual laborers with technical and professional workers
b)
A shift from the production of goods to the production of services
c)
Emphasis on university and polytechnic institutes
d)
Focusing on the theoretical and ethical implications of new technologies
18.
What is a defining feature of an industrial society?
a)
Using advanced technology to drive a massive production industry
b)
Tied to jobs like factory farming or auto-assembly plants
c)
Focusing on the theoretical and ethical implications of new technologies
d)
A new economy after medieval period known as capitalism
19.
What is a key feature of feudal societies?
a)
Swearing oaths of loyalty and military service to lords
b)
A new economy after medieval period known as capitalism
c)
The lack of effective centralized government
d)
Trade & commerce based on money or capital
20.
What is a defining characteristic of tribal societies?
a)
Possess a moral code, cult, and wide range of belief system
b)
Small in scale; bound to their spatial and temporal range of relations
c)
Living in a primitive setting under a leader or chief
d)
Show a self-sustaining structure absent in modern society
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