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Final Exam Review Quiz Part One
Final Exam Review Quiz Part One
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1
School aged children playing "house", is an example of which stage of Mead's development?
Perparatory
Generalized Other
Game
Play
2
During what time period did economies begin to develop globally?
The Information Age
The Industrial Revolution
The Post-Industrial Revolution
The Agricultural Revolution
3
Apple ships their computer parts to India to be made, and station their tech support in India. This is an example of a:
Global Commodity chain
Xenophobia
Decisive Export
Global Assembly Line
4
What is the difference between a violent crime and a hate crime?
A hate crime is based on a person's race, religion, or other things.
A violent crime is based on a person’s race or religion.
Hate crimes carry prison sentences, violent crimes do not.
Violent crimes carry prison sentences, hate crimes do not.
5
According to Slavery International, a form of slavery is:
Children attending school
Factories using child labor
Factories employing adults at salary level
Children playing with their friends
6
Subsistence Farming is when you grow:
One single crop
A variety of crops to sell at the farmer's market
Enough food to eat/pay taxes
Enough food to sell for profit
7
What is the difference between global stratification and social stratification?
There is no difference.
Global is broad; Social is limited to class and standing of individuals.
Social is in the U.S.; Global is foreign.
Social is broad; Global is limited to class and standing of individuals.
8
A person who believes that religion serves to keep the poor in their low social status is likely a:
Conflict Theorist
Symbolic Interactionist
Structural Functionalist
Intersection Theorist
9
Which is an effect of extreme poverty that also contributes to its cyclical nature?
Lack of education
Excellent healthcare
Home foreclosures
Massive credit card debt
10
Max Weber proposed that the Protestant work ethic directly contributed to the success of:
Mass-production
Capitalism
America
Imperialism
11
Which of the following is not a branch of the U.S. Criminal Justice System?
The President
Courts
Corrections
Law Enforcement
12
Which theory assumes parents wish to pass down knowledge, skills, and culture to their kids just as their parents did?
Symbolic Interactionism
Structural Functionalism
Conflict Theory
Common sense
13
Correct progression of Mead's Stages: Preparatory, Play, Game, Generalized Other?
True
False
14
Which is an example of socializing a child in a gender role?
Taking a boy to the aquarium
Buying a blanket for a boy
Allowing a girl to wear pants to school
Buying a play kitchen for a girl
15
In general, which types of crime are most likely to have the most victims per act or series of acts?
Violent Crime
Nonviolent Crime
Corporate Crime
Street Crime
16
A college freshman doesn't understand his meal plan; he observes his peers and figures it out. This is an example of:
Resocialization
Socialization
Anticipatory socialization
Observation
17
Which theorist studied the Power Elite and their influence over society?
C. Wright Mills
August Comte
Emile Durkheim
Karl Marx
18
Which trend has the World Bank seen in its study of poverty in low-income nations?
More women live in poverty than men.
Children can avoid living in poverty if they live with their fathers.
Equal numbers of men and women live in poverty.
More men live in poverty than women.
19
Luke is deemed a "troublemaker" in school. He drops out because he assumes he will never succeed. This is an example of
Differential Association Theory
Labeling Theory
Strain Theory
Conflict Theory
20
A Catholic White woman and an Atheist White woman having different opinions is explained by:
Conflict Theory
Intersection Theory
Structural Functionalism
Liberation Theology
21
How might a conflict theorist view the economy?
As a deliberately rigged system to keep the wealthy on top
As a free market that self-regulates
A system where informed consumers make rational decisions
As a necessary evil
22
No judgement: how do people justify the use of child labor in manufacturing?
They guarantee that no child labor is used.
They say they are better off than people without a job.
They indicate that they have no control over it.
They rely on local countries to monitor working conditions.
23
If Mark engages in deviant behavior and it impacts his view of himself, this is an example of:
Strain Theory
Negative Socialization
Primary Deviance
Secondary Deviance
24
What theory explains why all people of a similar ethnic group do not think similarly?
Intersection Theory
Strain Theory
Conflict Theory
Common Sense
25
A violation of established contextual, cultural, or social norms, whether folkways, mores, or codified law is:
Rude
Deviance
Secondary Deviance
Crime
26
Low on cash, Ed wants an electric guitar, so he trades his acoustic for his friends' electric. What did Ed engage in?
Bartering
Mercantilism
Supply and Demand
Capitalism
27
What contributes to the concept that it's very expensive to be poor?
People with low income do not qualify for government support
People with lower income have no means of social mobility
People with lower income have a difficult time getting loans
Taxation effects people with lower income than higher income
28
Which theory would state that African nations are still suffering from the aftereffects of imperialism?
Strain Theory
Symbolic Interactionism
Conflict Theory
Structural Functionalism
29
What did the poodle mean when he said that religion was the opium of the people?
Religion served as a balm to those suffering from poverty
Religion distracted them from the inequalities in front of them
The people were addicted to religion
Religion relieved their spiritual pain
30
What are we trying to avoid by using Wallerstein's classification of nations?
Xenophobia
Bias
Xenocentrism
Ethnocentrism
31
Which of the following is an example of a negative informal sanction?
Being arrested for robbing a grocery store
Receiving a bad grade.
Getting a parking ticket.
Loosing Kahoot privileges because the class didn't do their reading
32
After being arrested, you are searched, forced into a uniform, and given a number. This is an example of:
A graduation ceremony
A degradation ceremony
Resocialization
Socialization
33
Two or more consecutive quarters of economic decline is known as a:
Recession
Depression
Economic sling-shot recovery
Capital Rebuttal
34
Social control is:
Mean.
The regulation and enforcement of norms.
A system that has the authority to make decisions based on the law.
Bullying.
35
A student who studies medicine in order to become a doctor is completing:
Socialization
A medical degree
Resocialization
Anticipatory Socialization
36
Kohlberg's theory of morality says people this age begin to think about the feelings of others/see the world as they do.
Infants
Teenagers
Children
Adults
37
Define Globalization:
The process of removing manufacturing from foreign countries
Long periods of recession followed by sharp economic upturn worldwide.
Process of integrating governments, cultures, and markets into a single one
When products are assembled over several international transactions.
38
Which theory addresses the gap between having goals and having the socially acceptable means of achieving them?
Labeling Theory
Differential Association Theory
String Theory
Strain theory
39
Correct progression of Mead's Stages: Preparatory, Game, Play, Generalized Other?
True
False
40
What would a conflict theorist think of the popularity of Man or Bear?
Terrible; it's just man-bashing
Counterproductive; the exercise is simply making men angry
Great; people are talking about the safety concerns women face daily
Amusing; it doesn't really say anything about society
41
Assuming a child of artists will be artistic is an example of:
Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Development
Freud's theory of self development
Mead's Stages of Self Development
Nature vs. Nurture
42
A physical object we find, grow, or make to meet our needs and those of others is known as a:
Good
Tool
Commodity
Crops
43
How can improved education in one nation lead to deindustrialization in another?
Companies relocate to nations as they gain skilled and educated workers.
Greater education leads to higher wages
Companies sell more to the more educated and wealthy nation
International trade favors those nations with greater educational status
44
Which is an example of deviance?
Laughing at your hilarious professor.
Failing to signal a turn while driving.
Waking up early to exercise.
Putting your phone on silent.
45
Which continent has the greatest number of impoverished nations in the world?
Asia
North America
South America
Africa
46
What economic policy is known for the accumulation of gold/silver and the use of colonies?
Capitalism
Mercantilism
Subsistence Farming
Supply-side Economics
47
Which is an example of resocialization?
Moving to a new city and finding new friends.
Learning a new email system for work.
Adjusting your routine and habits because you left college and started work
A child learning how to navigate a school cafeteria.
48
Which of the following is NOT an example of underemployment?
Losing a full-time PR position and then working at a make-up counter
After your spouse has a child, you quit your job to stay home with them
Your job is outsourced and you become a janitor to pay your student loans
After graduating college, you work as a bartender
49
Define Xenophobia:
A marketing campaign aimed at foreign countries selling American goods
An illogical fear and even hatred of foreigners and foreign goods
A pronounced fear of globalization destroying one’s job
A hatred of corporate America and the lobbying push
50
Kiran gets an A in class because he wrote an amazing paper. This is an example of a:
Negative Informal Sanction
Positive Formal Sanction
Positive Informal Sanction
Negative Formal Sanction
51
A babysitter who does not report her small income to the IRS is technically a part of the:
Underground economy
World Economy
Globalization Process
Economy
52
Which of the following is an example of polarization?
A professional career is guaranteed after earning a college degree
Unemployment is down for those with PhDs and those without a GED equivalent
The recession has encouraged many workers to earn their associate degrees
The job market is increasing in the lower classes and the upper classes
53
What would a conflict theorist say about the Occupy Wall Street movement?
It's a threat; angry people tend to riot
It's dangerous; large groups heighten gender discrimination
It's good; our economy causes social inequality
It's useless; economy is set up for maximum efficiency
54
Which of these would a conflict theorist NOT be interested in studying?
Sources of income inequality
Origins of racial strife
Symbols of gender and race
Role of imperialism in shaping the modern world
55
Which continent has the largest number of people living in poverty in the world?
Asia
North America
South America
Africa
56
Pre-school aged children imitating the behaviors of a parent is what stage in Mead's development?
Game
Generalized Other
Play
Preparatory
57
Which theory states that a child whose parents engage in deviant behavior is more likely to replicate that behavior?
Labeling theory
Strain Theory
Conflict Theory
Differential Association Theory
58
Correct progression of Mead's Stages: Play, Game, Preparatory, Generalized Other?
True
False
59
Immanuel Wallerstein’s classification of nations uses which set of terms?
first world, second world, third world
Core nation, Peripheral nation, Semi-Peripheral nation
primary nation, secondary nation, tertiary nation
super powers, allies of super powers, enemies of super powers
60
Social cohesion that comes from sharing similar work, education, and religion is known as:
National Spirit
Harmony
Organic Solidarity
Mechanical Solidarity
61
Which theory would assume that wealthy children are socialized for brighter futures than working class children?
Feminism
Conflict Theory
Structural Functionalists
Symbolic Interactionists
62
Your employer decides to move your job to India to cut costs. This is known as:
Automotation
The technology gap
Polarization
Outsourcing
63
A conflict theorist might view gender roles in the following way:
Men are dominant and use their power to exploit women and their labor
As something we choose to follow
As an outward expression of gender
Men and women serve different functions through their roles
64
Parents often socialize their children to:
Understand and follow the same norms as them
Ignore society and live alone in the woods
Understand and follow different norms then them
Ignore society and create their own norms
65
Which social class is quickly disappearing from modern economies?
Upper Class
The classes have remained stable for the past decade.
Middle Class
Working Class
66
A functionalist perspective of deviance finds that it is:
Insignificant; deviance within society is largely ignored.
Necessary; it challenged people’s views.
Instrumental; it encouraged the population to rebel.
Dangerous; it encouraged disruptions.
67
Define Crime:
An unintended consequence of necessary action.
A behavior that violates the law and is punishable through formal sanctions
A harmful action directed at the authorities.
A sequence of events leading to incarceration.
68
Education is important to society because:
It teaches children how to react to authority and in group settings.
It teaches children facts about the world they live in.
All of the above.
It teaches children how to interact with their peers.
69
Areas that once had large amounts of industry, but are now suffering from the effects of outsourcing are going through:
Industrialization
Industrialization transition
Deindustrialization
Post-industrialization
70
A parent who is determined to communicate to the world the sex of their baby through clothing is an example of:
Kinda weird
Symbolic Interactionism
Conflict Theory
Structural Functionalism
71
712 million people live on less than $1.90 a day. These people are said to be living in:
Poverty
Relative Poverty
Extreme Poverty
Semi-Poverty
72
How would a Conflict Theorist view Black Lives Matter?
Good; large protests could bring attention to institutional racism
Bad; large groups are dangerous
Innocent; people were bored during the pandemic
Silly; BLM was ineffectual in changing policy
73
Why are peer groups important to adolescents?
They are more important than their parents.
They are a social control mechanism.
They provide additional socialization experiences.
They help to develop an identity separate from their parents.
74
Which theory would be interested in all the social and demographic groups with which an individual identifies?
Conflict Theory
Symbolic Interactionism
Intersection Theory
Structural Functionalism