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Social Structure and Social Interaction

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How many components of social structure are there?

a)

1

b)

6

c)

7

d)

5

2.

The difference between a role and a status is that you own a status but (a)   a role.

3.

A position that is earned, accomplished, or involves at least some effort or activity on the individual's part.

a)

Achieved status

b)

Master Status

c)

Role Status

d)

Ratanak

4.

Ranking high on some dimensions of social class and low on others.

a)

Social Class

b)

Status incoherent

c)

Status inconsistency

d)

Ascribed Status

5.

The position that someone occupies in a social group.

a)
Status
b)
Function
c)
Position
d)
Role
6.

To better understand human behavior, we need to understand....?

a)

Social Institution

b)

Mobile legend

c)

Social Structure

d)

Social interaction

7.

Items used to identify a status

(a)  

8.

The mass media influence our (a)   toward social issues, the ways that we views other people, and even our self-concept.

9.

What is the basic needs for an economy?

a)

Maintain the social order, enforce norms

b)

Produce and distribute goods and services

c)

Heal the sick and injured, care for the dying

d)

Allocate power, determine authority, prevent chaos

10.

What perspective that view social institutions as working together to meet universal human needs?

a)
Symbolic Interactionism
b)
Conflict Theory
c)
Rational Choice Theory
d)

Functionalist perspective.

11.

The view of which regard social institution as having a single primary purpose -to preserve the social order.

a)
Functionalist perspective
b)
Interactionist perspective
c)
Critical perspective
d)
Conflict perspective
12.

How many basic needs that functionalist identify that society must meet if it is to survive?

a)

7

b)

2

c)

5

d)

10

13.

An enduring cultural systems that meet basic needs of society and provide social control.

a)
Organization
b)

Association of Life

c)

Social Institution

d)
Institution
14.

The degree to which member of society feel united by shared values and other social cohesion.

a)

Social Integration

b)
Community division
c)
Cultural isolation
d)
Social cohesion
15.

Who popularize the term "Germeinschaft and Gesellschaft" ?

a)

Auguste Comte

b)

Ferdinand Tönnies

c)

Karl Marx

d)

Emile Durkheim

16.

The analysis of social life that focuses on broad features of society, such as social class and the relationships of groups to one another, usually accompanied with theories.

a)

Macrosociology

b)

Microsociology

17.

The behaviors, obligations, and privileges attached to a status.

a)

Social Study

b)

Status

c)

Role

d)

Being a spoiled brat

18.

Streetcorner men are at what level in US social class?

a)

Lowest

b)

Medium

c)

Highest

d)

Average

19.

The difference between role and (a)   is that you occupy a status, but you play a role.

20.

Durkheim's term for interdependence that result from the division of labor; people depending on others to fulfill their jobs.

a)

Doing an assignment

b)

Mechanical solidarity

c)

Organic solidarity

d)

Solid of Organ

21.

A type of society that is dominated by impersonal relationships, individuals accomplishments and self-interest.

a)

Gemeinschaft

b)

Gesellschaft

22.

the means mean of communication, media such as broadcasting, publishing and the internet which significantly shape public opinion.

a)

Newspaper outlets

b)

Religions

c)

Mass media

d)

The industrial revolution.

23.

What is the term for networks of relationships and social connections that individuals have with others in their community?

a)
social network
b)

social study

c)
community network
d)
relationship web
24.

The splitting of a group's or a society tasks into specialties.

a)

The combination of labor

b)

Division of labor

c)

The subtraction of labor

d)

The multiplication of labor.