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Sociology Unit 3 - 2018 SD
Sociology Unit 3 - 2018 SD
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Ascertain key definitions understanding. #sociology #year12 #indigenoueaustralia #ethnicity #2018
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Being culturally relative means:
a non biased approach to studying culture
a biased approach
studying a culture from its own viewpoint
studying a culture from another cultures viewpoint
2
What is the sociological imagination?
an unbiased approach to analysing the social world
knowing personal problems can be linked to public issues
All of the above
analysing personal issues through a social framework
3
The idea of the 'noble savage':
fairly represents Indigenous society today
a concept about the west corrupting traditional people
is a 'romantacised' term of uncivilized man
is an example of ethnocentrism
4
Which of the following statements is a stereotype?
Australians are really easy going
The word, 'Aboriginal'
'Boys like football'
Blondes have more fun
5
A term given when a large group of people becomes displaced: war, famine, or disaster
Ethnicity
Diaspora
Migrant
Refugee
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Race is...
Not considered a legitimate category in sociology
A real biological difference between people
A social construct with no biological basis
A arbitrarily constructed category based on physical traits
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Four examples of material culture are:
paintings, books, symbols, values
homes, clothes, art, tools.
language, stories, norms, laws
stories, paintings, clothes, norms
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Religion in a society can be considered:
norms
culture
material culture
non- material culture
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Social Dominance is when...
None of the above
A dominant culture exerts power over other cultures
Bullying
A oversimplified generalisation about a group of people
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Attributes of culture include
History Place Language
Dance Food Clothing
All of the above
Lifestyle Belief System
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Values are:
something to do with maths
something that society recognizes that has meaning
a traditional code of conduct
abstract ideas about what society believes to be right
12
Indigenous Dreaming stories are an example of:
symbols
Language
non-material culture
Laws
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A norm is:
a part of culture
the shared rules
a value
a lore
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Which of the following is an example of a social institution?
School
Courts
All of the above
Family
15
The term 'ethnocentric' refers to:
being obsessed with a particular country
making one culture superior to the other
judging a culture by the standards of your own
race and ethnicity
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Ethnicity is...
displaced people
a group with biological similarities
a group who shares similar culture
used to identify experiences shared between groups
17
The language of a society can be considered:
a value
a norm
material culture
non-material culture
18
Written language such as books can be considered:
a norm
material culture
non-material culture
a value
19
Which of the following is an example of being culturally relative?
20% of students like Justin Beiber
heaps of kids take drugs
If you grow up in Korumburra you like football
All Aboriginal people are lazy
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Culture is:
the art gallery
the values and ideas of society
customs and paintings of a group of people
the entire way of life of a group, passed down
21
Which of the following is an example of a symbol?
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all of them
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