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Educational Technology and Social Institution

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is a primary social institution?

a)

Gym

b)

Family

c)

Cinema

d)

Mall

2.

Which agency of socialization is most influential during early childhood?

a)

School

b)

Peer group

c)

Family

d)

Workplace

3.

When did women first participate in the Olympic Games?

a)

1900

b)

1928

c)

1896

d)

1948

4.

What is socialization?

a)

Physical development

b)

Learning cultural norms and values

c)

Exercising

d)

Traveling abroad

5.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a social institution?

a)

Has customs and traditions

b)

Exists temporarily

c)

Regulates behavior

d)

Fulfills social needs

6.

Why is the family considered a fundamental social institution?

a)

It provides income

b)

It offers spiritual training

c)

It is the first agent of socialization

d)

It entertains people

7.

How do sports contribute to social integration?

a)

By promoting physical aggression

b)

By creating competition

c)

By bringing people together

d)

By encouraging selfishness

8.

What does gender bias in sports typically result in?

a)

Equal opportunities

b)

Discrimination in participation and resources

c)

Increased male coaching

d)

Better equipment

9.

How does education function as a social institution?

a)

By offering physical fitness

b)

By controlling population

c)

By transferring knowledge and values

d)

By generating food

10.

Which of the following best describes cultural influence on women in sports?

a)

It always encourages them

b)

It often sets expectations and limitations

c)

It has no effect

d)

It only focuses on diet

11.

Which of the following actions can promote women's participation in sports?

a)

Limiting their access to facilities

b)

Organizing female-focused sports programs

c)

Discouraging physical training

d)

Promoting only male coaches

12.

A school wants to use sports to empower girls. Which approach would be most effective?

a)

Creating separate facilities for boys

b)

Encouraging co-ed teams and leadership roles

c)

Banning competitive games

d)

Reducing sports time

13.

How can peer groups influence socialization in adolescence?

a)

By isolating individuals

b)

By reinforcing cultural values and social norms

c)

By replacing the family completely

d)

By restricting learning

14.

Which is an example of using sports to address social inequality?

a)

Promoting only elite athletes

b)

Ignoring underprivileged communities

c)

Creating inclusive sporting events for all genders and backgrounds

d)

Limiting women’s sports funding

15.

In which scenario does a cultural norm restrict women in sports?

a)

Encouraging women’s participation

b)

Providing equal sponsorship

c)

Limiting attire due to tradition

d)

Offering leadership roles

16.

What can be inferred about the function of religion as a social institution?

a)

It teaches scientific theories

b)

It regulates moral behavior and traditions

c)

It builds infrastructure

d)

It promotes competition

17.

What might be a major reason for gender bias in sports media coverage?

a)

Equal performance

b)

Lack of interest

c)

Stereotyping and historical underrepresentation

d)

Too many female athletes

18.

Why do women in some cultures have lower participation in sports?

a)

Lack of ability

b)

Cultural restrictions and lack of support

c)

Physical weakness

d)

Less interest

19.

What distinguishes formal institutions from informal ones in the process of socialization?

a)

Formal institutions rely on rituals

b)

Informal ones are legally enforced

c)

Formal institutions have structured rules and authority

d)

Informal ones involve only peers

20.

Why is analyzing the history of women in sports important for policy making?

a)

It prevents athletic competition

b)

It highlights mistakes in scoring

c)

It identifies patterns of exclusion and areas needing reform

d)

It avoids criticism

21.

What is the main focus of sports sociology?

a)

Physical training

b)

Social interactions in sports

c)

Economic benefits of sports

d)

Technological use in sports

22.

Who is considered the father of sports sociology?

a)

Emile Durkheim

b)

George Sage

c)

Pierre Bourdieu

d)

Karl Marx

23.

Which area does sports sociology primarily belong to?

a)

Natural science

b)

Medical science

c)

Social science

d)

Formal science

24.

Which of the following is a primary concern of sports sociology?

a)

Scoring systems in sports

b)

Rules and regulations of games

c)

Social patterns and structures in sports

d)

Dietary plans for athletes

25.

Why is sports sociology important in modern society?

a)

It helps improve athlete performance

b)

It builds stronger physical skills

c)

It examines the role of sports in culture and society

d)

It designs sports equipment

26.

How does sports sociology contribute to understanding gender roles?

a)

By teaching sports rules

b)

By comparing male and female abilities

c)

By analyzing how gender is portrayed in sports

d)

By promoting only male participation

27.

Which of the following best describes the role of sports in socialization?

a)

Sports isolates individuals

b)

Sports helps integrate individuals into society

c)

Sports discourages teamwork

d)

Sports promotes unhealthy competition

28.

How would a sociologist study the role of race in sports participation?

a)

By measuring physical ability

b)

By conducting a chemical analysis

c)

By analyzing demographic data and social attitudes

d)

By setting up competitions

29.

If a school wants to promote inclusivity through sports, which sociological principle should it apply?

a)

Competition over cooperation

b)

Equal opportunity and diversity

c)

Strict rules and discipline

d)

Athletic performance priority

30.

What does 'Educational Technology' primarily refer to?

a)

Sports equipment

b)

Use of technology in education

c)

Psychological counseling

d)

Physical infrastructure of schools

31.

Which of the following is an example of educational hardware?

a)

LMS (Learning Management System)

b)

Smartboard

c)

Google Classroom

d)

Educational software

32.

Which of the following is a component of educational technology?

a)

Curriculum design

b)

Instructional materials

c)

Both a and b

d)

None of the above

33.

What is instructional technology primarily concerned with?

a)

Budget management

b)

Teaching strategies and tools

c)

Sports performance

d)

Health education

34.

What is the main objective of educational technology?

a)

To replace teachers

b)

To promote rote learning

c)

To improve teaching and learning processes

d)

To entertain students

35.

Why is educational technology significant in modern classrooms?

a)

It distracts students from learning

b)

It increases teacher workload

c)

It enhances interaction and accessibility

d)

It only works in developed countries

36.

Which of the following best describes software in educational technology?

a)

Projector

b)

Digital whiteboard

c)

E-learning apps and content

d)

Chalkboard

37.

What does the scope of educational technology include?

a)

Only computer-based learning

b)

Tools, methods, and learning theories

c)

Only classroom teaching

d)

Sports-based education

38.

How would you use instructional technology to improve a history lesson?

a)

Teach only through textbooks

b)

Use interactive timelines and digital archives

c)

Assign memorization tasks

d)

Focus on handwritten notes only

39.

If a school wants to integrate educational technology effectively, what should it do first?

a)

Ban traditional teaching

b)

Provide teacher training on technology use

c)

Remove physical textbooks

d)

Increase homework load

40.

A teacher is planning a lesson using both videos and interactive quizzes. What component of educational technology is being utilized?

a)

Administrative technology

b)

Instructional technology

c)

Hardware maintenance

d)

Physical education