Soci 1301 Quiz Challenge

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Froggy Jumps Soci 1301 Quiz ChallengeVersion en ligne Test your knowledge on key concepts from Soci 1301! par Eden Johnson 1 Which term describes a group that serves as a standard for judging behavior? a Out-group. b In-group. c Reference group. 2 What is a 'norm' in sociological terms? a A rule or expectation of behavior within a society. b A form of economic exchange. c A type of social group. 3 What is the term for a status one is born into? a Achieved status. b Master status. c Ascribed status. 4 What does 'ethnocentrism' mean? a Judging another culture by the standards and preconceptions of one's own culture. b Appreciating cultural diversity. c Promoting cultural exchange. 5 What is a caste society a A system which is closed, so that everyone remains at the social level born at throughout life. b A system which is open, so everyone becomes a higher social level born at. c A system where it fluctuates based on social factors and cultural differences. 6 What is Class Society? a A system in which social mobility allows an individual to change his or her socioeconomic position. b A system which is open, so everyone becomes a higher social level born at. c A system where it fluctuates based on social factors and cultural differences. 7 Dependency Theory is ... a the poverty of some countries is consequence of their exploitation by wealthy states b The wealth of countries as a result of parent and dependent relationships c When employees depend on their job for living wage. 8 What is an example of a meritocracy ? a Getting a job based on ones talent or skill rather than favoritism etc.. b Getting a job through a family member or a friend c Getting a job that you arent good at and quitting 9 The dollar amount set by the government as the minimum necessary to meet the basic needs of a family is called.. a The poverty line b the great depression c maximum wage 10 The upward or downward status movement of individuals or groups over time. a Social mobility b Social imagination c Social skills 11 The systematic ranking of different groups of people in a hierarchy of inequality is called.. a Social Stratification b socialization theory c social inequality 12 What is assimilation? a The absorption of a minority group into the dominant culture. b The absorption of a majority group into a dominant culture. c The absorption of a majority group into the minority culture. 13 Institutionalized discrimination is unequal treatment that has become a part of the routine operation of major social institutions such as.. a schools, businesses, govt b soccer field c roller skating rink 14 what are restrictive covenants ? a Contractual agreements that restrict the use of land, to preserve the "value" of the area b Contractual agreements that promote the use of land, to up the "value" of the area c Contractual agreements that improve the use of land, to lower the "value" of the area 15 The study of communities and their social statuses, practices, and problems with the aim of understanding patterns of health and disease is called a Social epidimeology b Social interaction c social imagination 16 What is the Glass Ceiling a An artificial boundary that lets women to see next occupational/salary level even when unreachable b A transparent time machine powered by espresso c An emotional support aquarium for skyscrapers — Because buildings get lonely too 17 What is continued subjugation a the ongoing/persistent forced submission/domination of one group by another b The willing submission of one group by another unprovoked c an unprovoked attack on one group by another 18 what is referred to a blending of cultures, rather than one group eliminating another or turning into eachother a Amalgamation b Assimilation c Socialization 19 What is NOT one of the 3 questions a What is the function? b Who are the competing groups? c Who cares? 20 What is conflict theory a The fact society is less about harmony and more about tension between dominant/disadvantaged groups. b The fact society is more about harmony and less about tension between dominant/disadvantaged groups. c The fact society is equally about harmony and equally about tension between groups. 21 a theoretical perspective that focuses on the everyday interactions/symbols between individuals as the basis for the development of society is called .. a symbolic interactionism b social suicide c social interaction 22 The custom of marrying only within the same social group or community. a Endogamy b Monogamy c polygamy 23 Recognizing the connection between what's going on in everyday life and what/when/how you were raised is called.. a Sociological imagination b sociological perspective c interaction theory 24 What is a social fact a Something humans created that are taught at a young age and are treated to be a fact b Men and women are factually treated different based on societal roles c A legend passed through generations that everyone knows to be untrue.

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Soci 1301 Quiz ChallengeVersion en ligne

par Eden Johnson

Which term describes a group that serves as a standard for judging behavior?

What is a 'norm' in sociological terms?

What is the term for a status one is born into?

What does 'ethnocentrism' mean?

What is a caste society

What is Class Society?

Dependency Theory is ...

What is an example of a meritocracy ?

The dollar amount set by the government as the minimum necessary to meet the basic needs of a family is called..

The upward or downward status movement of individuals or groups over time.

The systematic ranking of different groups of people in a hierarchy of inequality is called..

What is assimilation?

Institutionalized discrimination is unequal treatment that has become a part of the routine operation of major social institutions such as..

what are restrictive covenants ?

The study of communities and their social statuses, practices, and problems with the aim of understanding patterns of health and disease is called

What is the Glass Ceiling

What is continued subjugation

what is referred to a blending of cultures, rather than one group eliminating another or turning into eachother

What is NOT one of the 3 questions

What is conflict theory

a theoretical perspective that focuses on the everyday interactions/symbols between individuals as the basis for the development of society is called ..

The custom of marrying only within the same social group or community.

Recognizing the connection between what's going on in everyday life and what/when/how you were raised is called..

What is a social fact