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Sociology Quizizz Unit 1

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is not a social science?

a)

Anthropology

b)

Psychology

c)

Chemistry

d)

Political Science

2.

Which perspective studies society by focusing on everyday symbols and interactions?

a)

Functionalist

b)

Conflict

c)

Interactionist

d)

Feminist

3.

Who coined the term “sociology”?

a)

Karl Marx

b)

Max Weber

c)

Auguste Comte

d)

Émile Durkheim

4.

Which best defines sociology?

a)

The study of individual thoughts

b)

The scientific study of social behavior and groups

c)

The study of natural features and processes

d)

A set of personal beliefs about society

5.

What is an example of a latent function of schools?

a)

Teaching reading

b)

Preparing for jobs

c)

Creating friendships and networks

d)

Giving out diplomas

6.

Which perspective emphasizes how parts of society work together for stability?

a)

Functionalist

b)

Conflict

c)

Interactionist

d)

Queer theory

7.

Which sociologist applied “survival of the fittest” to societies?

a)

Karl Marx

b)

Herbert Spencer

c)

Jane Addams

d)

Robert Merton

8.

Which best illustrates sociological imagination?

a)

Seeing unemployment as only a personal failure

b)

Linking job loss to the economy and technology changes

c)

Believing divorce is just about two individuals

d)

Ignoring how history shapes present experiences

9.

Which sociologist studied “double consciousness”?

a)

Karl Marx

b)

Max Weber

c)

W. E. B. Du Bois

d)

Harriet Martineau

10.

The term anomie means:

a)

Disruption of society’s stability

b)

Understanding people’s meanings

c)

Normal social order

d)

Social harmony through cooperation

11.

Which best describes a manifest function?

a)

A hidden consequence

b)

An unintended effect

c)

An obvious and intended outcome

d)

A negative disruption

12.

Which perspective emphasizes inequality in gender as central to society?

a)

Functionalist

b)

Feminist

c)

Interactionist

d)

Conflict

13.

According to conflict theory, laws often:

a)

Reinforce cooperation

b)

Represent the values of all people equally

c)

Reinforce the power of elites

d)

Function as hidden symbols

14.

Which sociologist focused on suicide as a social phenomenon?

a)

Karl Marx

b)

Émile Durkheim

c)

Max Weber

d)

Auguste Comte

15.

What is verstehen?

a)

Anomie during rapid change

b)

Insight into people’s meanings and motives

c)

Class conflict between workers and owners

d)

A feminist critique of society

16.

Which of the following is nonverbal communication?

a)

Writing an essay

b)

Nodding in agreement

c)

Reading a newspaper

d)

Speaking at a debate

17.

Which sociologist is connected to the idea of symbolic interactionism?

a)

Durkheim

b)

Mead

c)

Marx

d)

Parsons

18.

Which of the following is a dysfunction of education?

a)

Teaching literacy

b)

Unintended inequality through unequal school funding

c)

Granting degrees

d)

Building networks

19.

Who co-wrote The Communist Manifesto?

a)

Marx and Engels

b)

Weber and Du Bois

c)

Durkheim and Martineau

d)

Mead and Goffman

20.

Which best shows a conflict perspective?

a)

Public punishments keeping order

b)

Laws reinforcing class power

c)

Shared meanings in gestures

d)

Friends supporting each other

21.

The sociological imagination lets people:

a)

Focus only on their personal perspective

b)

View their society as an outsider would

c)

Ignore social influences on life

d)

Focus solely on psychology

22.

Which sociologist compared social life to theater performances?

a)

Karl Marx

b)

Max Weber

c)

Erving Goffman

d)

Herbert Spencer

23.

Which type of science studies physical features of nature?

a)

Social science

b)

Natural science

c)

Psychological science

d)

Political science

24.

Who emphasized the importance of research to combat prejudice?

a)

Weber

b)

Du Bois

c)

Marx

d)

Comte

25.

What is an example of how shared ideas shape behavior?

a)

A person raising their hand before speaking in class

b)

A person randomly interrupting others in public

c)

A student ignoring classroom rules

d)

A society with no traditions or norms

26.

Explain how the sociological imagination helps people connect personal problems to broader social issues. Give one example.

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27.

27. Choose one sociological perspective (Functionalist, Conflict, or Interactionist). Explain how it would view the role of education.

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28.

28. How do social surroundings and shared ideas shape how people view themselves and the world? Provide one example.

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