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WorksheetsUCSP: MODULE 1
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the definition of society?
A political organization
A collection of individuals with no shared interests
A community of people with common traditions
A group of people with different traditions
Who is known as the father of sociology?
Karl Marx
Émile Durkheim
Wright Mills
Max Weber
What does conflict theory state about society?
Society is based solely on cooperation
Society is always in a constant state of conflict
Society is always in harmony
Society is static and unchanging
What is the focus of cultural anthropology?
The study of how humans develop culture and society
The study of economic factors
The study of political systems
The study of human biological evolution
What does the term 'anomie' refer to?
A state of social stability
The loss of direction when social controls become ineffective
A form of government
A type of social organization
Which sociologist introduced the concept of 'sui generis'?
Albert Reiss
Max Weber
Émile Durkheim
Auguste Comte
What is the primary focus of political science?
The study of economic systems
The study of cultural practices
The study of government, power, and authority
The study of human relationships
What does the term 'socioeconomic class' refer to?
The differentiation between rich and poor based on various factors
The categorization of people based on their age
The grouping of individuals based on their geographical location
The classification of individuals based on their hobbies
What is the definition of 'absolute poverty'?
Poverty that affects only one generation
A state of financial stability
Temporary financial difficulties
A lack of basic necessities like food and shelter
Who wrote 'Social Imagination'?
Robert Merton
Herbert Spencer
Karl Marx
Wright Mills
What does the term 'manifest functions' refer to?
Unintended consequences of social actions
Intended and recognized consequences of social actions
The study of social aggregates
The biological aspects of society
What is the main focus of physical anthropology?
The exploration of human adaptation to the environment
The study of cultural practices
The analysis of economic factors
The examination of political systems
What is the role of a sociologist according to Wright Mills?
To study economic systems
To create laws
To act on their social responsibility
To only observe society
What does 'popular politics' refer to?
A political stance of the elite
A political stance of the people for certain beliefs
A form of government
A type of economic policy
What is the primary focus of linguistic anthropology?
The study of human evolution
The analysis of political systems
The examination of how language evolves
The study of economic factors
