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HSO 1O1 UNIT 1 & 2 TEST PREP QUIZ
HSO 1O1 UNIT 1 & 2 TEST PREP QUIZ
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Both sociology and anthropology focus on studying individual behaviour
True
False
2
The following are agents of socialization
except
D. Chiefs and other societal leaders
A. Peer groups
mass media
C. the family
3
Symbols of culture include gestures, language and symbols
True
False
4
The following are all behavioural sciences related to sociology,
except
B. social anthropology
C. sociology
D. social psychology
A. Psychology
5
Which of the following components of culture makes people behave in a certain way, even when it is unpleasant?
A. norms
B. values
C. sanctions
D. symbols
6
Values are similar across all cultures
False
True
7
The study of people's culture and how it affects social behaviour is social anthropology
False
True
8
Agents of socialization teach us what we need to know in order to participate in society
True
False
9
One of the major theoretical perspectives is the behaviour theory
False
True
10
All of the following show the relevance of studying sociology and social anthropology in healthcare
except
C. helps to understand the conditions in the society which affect health
B. makes us to be friends with patients
A. provides valuable skills for livng and working in a globalizing world
D. helps healthworkers to function more effctively in their tasks
11
This is the comparative study of human societies and cultures and their development. This statement describes
C. Anthropology
A. Sociology
B. Social anthropology
D. All of the above
12
Sociology focuses more on
C. social problems, gender, age, race,communities & institutions
A. individual problems
B. group behaviour and relations with social structures and institutions
D. societal classes
13
Socialization is a way by which individuals get self identity and the physical, mental & social skills needed to survive
False
True
14
Which of the following is an example of an institution which brings stability in society?
A. familly
B. schools, law enforcers, government
D. none of the above
B. Religion
15
The systematic and objective study of human society and social interaction is defined as
D. Social anthropology
B. Anthropology
C. Sociology
A. Psychology
16
Who among the following is regarded as the father of sociology?
C. Auguste Comte
B. Karl Marx
D. Emile Durkheim
A. Herbert Spencer
17
Components of culture are things certain people of a specific ethnicity use to express or identify themselves
True
False
18
Components of culture include
C. norms
A. symbols
D. all of the above
B. tools and books
19
The functionalism theory compares society to what?
A. A car
B. the human body
C. an ecosystem
D. none of the above
20
Laws are considered to be part of norms and they can be
C. used to deal with disputes among persons or goups
B. used to deal with public safety and wellbeing
A. civil or criminal
D. all of the above except A
21
The poor and the rich in society share all resources equally despite their differences
True
False
22
Psychology deals with human mental processes, how it influence behavior, and focuses on
D. all of the above
A. groups
C. how demographic characteristics influence behaviour
B. individual experiences rather than on social groups
23
Items such as machinery,tools, books and clothing form part of material culture
True
False
24
There are only two (2) major theoretical perspectives
False
True
25
The following are types of socialization
except
A. pre-liminary
D. tertiary
C. secondary
B. primary
26
Culture is defined as
D. all of the above
A. the general way of life including norms, beliefs, customs and language
B. the language, dress and symbols of a certain group of people
C. how people express themselves
27
Sociology is regarded as a science because it,
A. relies on evidence
D. A ll of the above
B. it studies individuals and groups through experiments
C. follows research process to arrive to conclusions
28
According to the fuctionalism theory, society is composed of
C. members who share a common set of goals, values abd beliefs
A. interrrelated parts which serves a function and contribute to stability
D. all of the above
B. individuals who survive on their own
29
The following types of family form agents of socialization, except
D. child-headed family
B. Extended
A. Nuclear
C. Single parent family
30
Religion as an agent of socialization has four categories: supernaturalism, animism, transcendent idealism and
B. fortunetelling
D. Monotheism
C. Theism
A. astrology
31
Resocialization happens when people reject the habits they have developed overtime
True
False
32
Folkways are informal norms or everyday customs that may be violated without serious consequences
True
False
33
The division of labor between a husband and wife can create imbalance in a family
False
True
34
Views social life as a continuous power struggle among competing social groups
C. psychology
A. sociology
B. behaviourism theory
D. conflict theory
35
There are four types of norms
False
True
36
Conflict theory stresses the dynamic ever changing nature of society
True
False
37
Which of the following can lead to a disruption in societal balance?
B. rapid social change
A. more specialized division of labour
D. all of the above
C. stability in all areas of society
38
Laws are standardized norms
enacted by legislatures
and result in serious consequences when violated
False
True
39
Culture is
B. the same throughout time
D. DYNAMIC AND CUMULATIVE
A. shared
C. learned
40
An increased crime and suicide rate can be as a result of breakdown in societal balance and order
False
True
