Question :- Freuds Id can best be translated as____________.

1.Reason

2.Hostility

3.Desire

4.Social conscience

Question :- In large cities, the neighbourhood is largely a group ______ of characterised chiefly by the fact that the members reside within a geographical area.

1.loose families

2.neigh-dwellers

3.close relatives

4.slum dwellers

Question :- In which of the following the principle of cooperation is not involved?

1.Cooperative society

2. United Nations

3.Family Planning

4.A intending to organise opposition against the cricket club

Question :- Natural increase of population means___________

1.the net difference between births and deaths

2.population explosion

3.the difference between migration and immigration

4.the difference between birth rate and mortality rate

Question :- Weber has identified various types of action which are distinguished by the meanings on which they are based. They are-

1.affective, emotional, and rational action

2.emotional, traditional and rational action

3.traditional, legal and charismatic action

4. none of the above

Question :- _____ is spontaneous, _____ is artificial.

1.Fashion, culture

2.Mores, custom

3.Custom, fashion

4.Culture, habit

Question :- A motivated tendency of an actor to behave in contravention of one or more institutionalised normative patterns is a definition of-

1.Deviant Behaviour

2.Customary obedience

3.Refusal-tendency

4.None of the above

Question :- A scientific distinction between the urban and the rural community can be made on the basis of-

1.density of population

2. area covered

3.occupation followed by the people

4.none of the above

Question :- According to Cooley, the concept of____________ refers to an individual perception of self as determined by the way one imagines one appears to others or as others perceive us______.

1.Significant others

2.Generalised others

3.Looking-glass self

4.None of the above

Question :- According to Morgan, which of the following is the correct order of evolution of family?

1.Monogamian family, consanguine family, punaluan family, syndasmian family and patriarchal family

2.Punaluan family, syndyasmian family, consanguineal family, patriarchal family and monogamian family

3. Consanguine family, punaluan family, syndayasmian family, patriarchal family and monogamian family

4.None of the above

Question :- Article________ provides for a commissioner for scheduled castes and scheduled tribes

1.338

2.339

3.340

4.342

Question :- Customs are those sanctions-

1.Which are relegated by a single authority

2.Which are regulated by the eldest person in the group

3.Which are simply accepted by the members of the society

4.Which are regulated by law

Question :- Dependency groups are____________

1.14 years and younger and 65 years and above

2. 16 years and below and 60 years and above

3.18 years and younger and 60 years

4.None of the above

Question :- Deviant behaviour-

1.Brings the disintegrating forces in equilibrium

2.Disturbs the equilibrium in the social life of the people

3.Acts in contradiction to deviance

4.Means the behaviour which is shown by diligent individuals

Question :- Division of labour into occupations is called ____________.

1.social division of labour

2. occupational division of labour

3.technical division of labour

4.territorial division of labour

Question :- Division of labour within a particular enterprise is called-

1.social division of labour

2.technical division of labour

3.occupation division of labour

4. territorial division of labour

Question :- In adelphic polyandry form of marriage the children are treated as the offspring of the-

1. youngest brother

2.eldest brother

3.maternal uncle

4.none of the above

Question :- In religious belief system which one of the following is not true about Muslim system:

1.it believes in one supreme God

2.it believes in the theory of held and heaven

3.it believes in truth and falsehood

4.it believes in transmigration of soul

Question :- In which of the following is there a reciprocal relationship and interaction among men and groups within a cultural framework?

1.Society

2.Community

3.Social group

4.None of the above

Question :- It is believed that conformity with the customs is-

1.An automatic process

2.An indifferently imposed process

3.An artificial process in the sense that people follow customs to showoff

4.With some conceivable amount of deviation.

Question :- Marx believed that western society had developed through the following main epochs. They are ?

1. primitive communism, ancient society, feudal society and capitalist society

2.savagery, feudalism and capitalism

3.slavery, barbarism and feudalism

4.feudalism, capitalism and socialism

Question :- One is not born but rather becomes a woman. Who said this?

1.John Stuart Mill

2.Betty Friedan

3.Simone de Beauvoir

4. Shulamith Firestone

Question :- One of the major causes of high maternal mortality rate in India is:

1.Anaemia among Women

2.Carelessness of doctors

3.Illiteracy

4.Adolescent pregnancies

Question :- Primitive societies are characterised more by___________ terms in kinship.

1. classificatory

2. ambiguous

3.descriptive

4.deceptive

Question :- Public opinion as a means of social control is-

1.A weak sanction

2.An uncertain sanction, since no one can be sure of its unified stand

3.Useless since nobody is ready to follow it

4.Has no relation with social control

Question :- Rights which are given to the citizens by the constitution but which cannot be touched by the state are known as

1.legal rights

2.moral rights

3.political rights

4.fundamental rights

Question :- The concept of T and Me is attributed the name of-

1.C.H. Cooley

2.G.H. Mead

3.Sigmund Freud

4.Maclver

Question :- The descendants of common male ancestor are called__________.

1.agnates

2.cognates

3.lineal kins

4.collateral kins

Question :- The marriage relations in the matriarchal type of family are-

1.transient in nature

2. permanent in nature

3.of double coincidence in nature

4.similar to that of the patriarchal society

Question :- The tendency on the part of one or more of the component factors to behave in such a way as to disturb the equilibrium of interactive process is the definition given by-

1. W.G. Sumner

2.Emile Durkheim

3.R.K. Merton

4.Talcott Parsons

Question :- Whereas for Marx history ultimately leads to, and ends with the communist Utopia for Pareto history is a never ending

1.process

2.circulation of elites

3.process of producing lion elites

4.process of producing fox elites

Question :- Which among the following does not involve secondary cooperation?

1.Religious organization

2.Industry

3.Trade Union

4.Teacher-student relations

Question :- Which among the following involves secondary cooperation?

1.Family

2.Cabinet

3.The Party Executive

4.Trade Union

Question :- Which among the following involves secondary cooperation?

1.Trade Union

2.Countries which joined to defeat Hitler in the Second World War

3.The referee, players and spectators on the play ground

4.All the above

Question :- Which among the following is based on direct cooperation?

1.Family

2.Government

3.Parliament

4.General Assembly

Question :- Which among the following is true of socialization?

1.It socializes the individuals

2.It makes society above individual

3.It brings individuals into the social

4.All the above

Question :- Which Article of the constitution deals with specifying a particular tribe as a scheduled tribe?

1.Art. 342

2.Art. 343

3.Art. 344

4.Art. 345

Question :- Which is true of socialization?

1.It highlights values & manners within individuals.

2. Socialisation includes both learning of new things and unlearning of maladaptive behaviours

3.Socialization is both intentional and unintentional

4.All the above

Question :- Which of the following cannot be called as the deviant individuals?

1.Delinquent

2.Saint

3.Miser

4. Hippie

Question :- Which of the following statements is correct?

1.Deviance is in contradiction to social norms

2.Deviance is the negation of the social behaviour and decency

3.Deviance means the performance of activities which are not approved by the society

4.All of the above

Question :- Which one of the following cannot be the cause of frustration in the belief system?

1.untimely death of a relation

2.heavy loss of property

3.failure in meeting a group of friends

4.more reward for less work

Question :- Which one of the following is not a characteristic of deviant behaviour?

1.It disturbs social equilibrium

2.It contravenes social norms

3.It is a departure from usual mode of behaviour

4. It is a departure from newly developed set of behaviour

Question :- Which one of the following is NOT the advantage of Polygamy?

1.(a) in it, it is possible to have healthy children

2.in it the chances of sex corruption are reduced

3.in it the fragmentation of property is saved

4. in it there is harmony in the family

Question :- Who among the following has brought the concept of ID, Ego and Superego?

1.Sigmund Freud

2.G.H. Mead

3.C.H. Cooley

4.Maclver

Question :- Who first introduced the concept of alienation into sociological theory?

1.Hegel

2.August Comte

3.Marx

4.Herbert Spencer

Question :- Who has tabled the process of socialization through the process of playing at a role?

1.O.H. Mead

2.C.H. Cooley

3.S. Freud

4.T. Mazumdar

Question :- Whose name associated with the concept of generalized other?

1.G.H. Mead

2.C.H. Cooley

3.Maclver

4.S. Freud

Question :- Whose name is associated with concept of significant others?

1.C.H. Cooley

2.G.H. Mead

3.S. Freud

4.Maclver

Question :- Whose name is associated with the process of Socialization?

1.C.H. Cooley

2.G.H. Mead

3.Sigmund Freud

4.All the above