Lecturer Sociology MCQs PPSC FPSC KKPSC BPSC SPSC Test 54

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Test Name	Lecturer Sociology
Subject	Sociology Test 54
Test Type	MCQs
Total Questions	25
Total Time	20 Minutes
Total Marks	100

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Lecturer Sociology Online Test No. 54

1 / 25

Patterns of discrimination and prejudice stemming from the problem of a master status are:

easily corrected

insignificant in the larger society

non existent

not easily corrected

2 / 25

Sorting members of society into different statuses is:

human arranging

social differentiation

social stratification

status segregation

3 / 25

At various times all of the following groups have thought of themselves as separate and distinct peoples EXCEPT

Protestants.

African Americans.

Native Americans.

Amish.

4 / 25

The creation of new institutions according to the functionalist perspective is the result of:

the demand for new ways to coordinate group activities.

the conflict that occurs among different social groups

interaction among social groups

powerful members needing to control less powerful members

5 / 25

Agrarian societies:

demand new classes of people who are not food producers to exist.

require an ever larger supply of land, resulting in conflicts over territory.

create villages and small cities for defense and housing of nonagrarian classes.

All of the above

6 / 25

Which of the following best describes the apartheid system that controlled South Africa for many years?

majority black controlled government

majority white controlled government

control by the Zulu separatists

minority white controlled government

7 / 25

The earliest human societies were characterized by:

relatively large numbers in order to provide protection.

a diet consisting mainly of simple crops.

frequent periods of starvation.

a concentration on building social institutions.

8 / 25

Which of the following statements about the relationship between the nation-state and the society is TRUE?

A nation-state may contain a variety of societies.

A society by definition cannot be a part of a nation-state.

The principal difference between the society and the nation-state is in relative size.

The terms "society" and "nation-state" are synonymous.

9 / 25

The development of agrarian societies resulted in:

agrarian workers becoming forced labor

open stratification systems

limited food supplies

decentralized governments

10 / 25

From the study chart shown below, which of the following best describes the lifestyle of horticultural and pastoral societies?

living in permanent communities

living in nomadic groups

living in large industrialized cities

living in suburban communities

11 / 25

The fact that the inhabitants of the United States think of themselves as members of one nation is an example of:

the strength of the nation

legitimate power

responsiveness of the nation

foresightedness of the signers of the Declaration of Independence

12 / 25

Each of the following countries have experienced significant turmoil and tests of national solidarity following civil war EXCEPT

Afghanistan

Zimbabwe

United States.

Lebanon.

13 / 25

The Maasai live in the Great Rift Valley of Kenya and Tanzania where they herd their cattle. They are an example of which type of group?

agrarian

pastoral

industrial

hunting and gathering

14 / 25

Kinship diagrams are useful in illustrating:

lines of descent

marital relationships

family statuses extending over multiple generations

all of these

15 / 25

Among the most important of the earliest technologies that made large, agrarian based societies possible was:

language.

plows and irrigation systems.

modern warfare tactics.

roads.

16 / 25

The most advanced cultures in North and South America prior to European discovery were concentrated in which region?

The current United States

The area that is currently central Mexico south to northern South America

The southernmost portion of South America

The area that is now the U.S. west coast

17 / 25

A major force of global social change is found in:

lack of access to technology

the conflicting means of communication

rapid flow of information

accessible transportation

18 / 25

Documentary photographer Eugene Richards studied the ER at Denver General Hospital. His account of what happens inside this social setting is based on:

field experiment

participant observation

survey

none of these

19 / 25

Labor in agrarian societies was determined by:

age.

race.

sex.

status and class.

20 / 25

Observing the ER at Denver General Hospital illustrates the importance of:

religion.

social structure and organization.

nerves of steel.

being happy in your job.

21 / 25

More jobs are created each year in which of the following industries?

steel mills

auto manufacturing

agriculture

restaurants and hotels

22 / 25

Villages and cities arose originally in order to:

centralize trade.

defend agricultural surpluses and house nonagrarian class members.

enhance political control.

coordinate hunting and gathering efforts.

23 / 25

The earliest human societies could generally support no more than..............members.

24 / 25

Which of the following periods of time resulted in the creation of over 100 new nation-states?

1900-1920

1945-1970

1980-1995

2000-2010

25 / 25

The processes through which social activities are divided up among different institutions is:

socialization

differentiation

articulation

all of these

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