This document appears to be a quiz for a social sciences class covering topics in sociology, anthropology, psychology, political science, and feminism. It contains 60 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of concepts from various social theories including structural functionalism, Marxism, psychoanalysis, rational choice theory, feminist theory, and phenomenology. The questions address ideas from thinkers such as Marx, Freud, Mills, and feminist scholars. They cover subjects such as social structure, alienation, the id/ego/superego model of personality, rational decision making, patriarchy, and the nature of institutions.
This document appears to be a quiz for a social sciences class covering topics in sociology, anthropology, psychology, political science, and feminism. It contains 60 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of concepts from various social theories including structural functionalism, Marxism, psychoanalysis, rational choice theory, feminist theory, and phenomenology. The questions address ideas from thinkers such as Marx, Freud, Mills, and feminist scholars. They cover subjects such as social structure, alienation, the id/ego/superego model of personality, rational decision making, patriarchy, and the nature of institutions.
This document appears to be a quiz for a social sciences class covering topics in sociology, anthropology, psychology, political science, and feminism. It contains 60 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of concepts from various social theories including structural functionalism, Marxism, psychoanalysis, rational choice theory, feminist theory, and phenomenology. The questions address ideas from thinkers such as Marx, Freud, Mills, and feminist scholars. They cover subjects such as social structure, alienation, the id/ego/superego model of personality, rational decision making, patriarchy, and the nature of institutions.
Division of Zamboanga City Ramon Enriquez Senior High School Zamboanga City Senior High School Department 2ND QUARTER EXAM In DISCIPLINE AND IDEAS IN SOCIAL SCIENCES
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1. What is a broad perspective in sociology and anthropology which sets out to interpret society as a structure with interrelated parts? A. Marxism B. Psychoanalysis C. Structural Functionalism D. Symbolic Interactionism 2. Who came to describe a particular stage in the methodological development of social science, rather than a specific school of thought? A. Freud B. Talcott C. Spencer D. Marx 3. What state does society have to have normal functions to occur? A. Unbalance B. Equilibrium C . Abnormal D.Functional 4. What is recognized and intended consequences of any social pattern? A. Latent Function B. Manifest Function C. Latent Dysfuntion D. Manifest Dysfunction 5.What is the unrecognized and unintended consequences of any social pattern? A. Latent Function B. Manifest Function C. Latent Dysfuntion D. Manifest Dysfunction 6-8 identify whether its: A. Latent Function B. Manifest Function C. Latent Dysfuntion D. Manifest Dysfunction 6. If a student goes to school and makes friends. 7. Schools are established to educate people. 8. Getting bad grades means getting a bad job 9. According to Karl Marx what causes alienation? A. Bourgeois B. Social Change C. Communism D. Capitalism 10. What is the other term for workers according to Marx? A. The Proletariat B. Bourgeois C. Communist D.Capitalist 11. What was used to spread propaganda according to Marx? A. Books B. News C. Work D. none of the above 12. What do we call what the Bourgeois use their control of institutions to keep the masses ignorant of their exploitation? A. Work Control B. Ideological control C. Social Control D. Monetary Control 13. According to Marx what leads to increasing levels of exploitation? A. Capitalism B. Competition C. Alienation D. Communism 14. In order to stay competitive, Capitalists would have to do what? A. Pay their workers more B. Buy more machinery to increase productivity C. Sell goods at lower prices D. All of the above 15. Exploited proletarians crammed into ever expanding cities would eventually lead to a what according to Marx? A. Communism B. Capitalism C. Competition D. Revolution 16. The Bourgeois is what part of society according to Marx? A. Rich B. Poor C. Middle Class D. Upper Middle Class 17. What is a micro-level theory that focuses on the relationships among individuals within a society? A. Marxism B. Psychology C. Structural Functionalism D. Symbolic Interactionism 18. According to Symbolic Interactionism, how do we communicate? A. Text B. Action C. Symbols D. all of the above 19. Subjective meanings are given primacy because? A. depends on what one believes B. depends on what society believes C. depends on what is objective D. All of the above 20. It is the construction of social reality . A. Language B. Meaning C. Thought D. Idea 21. The source of meaning. A. Language B. Meaning C. Thought D. Idea 22. Taking the Role of the Other. A. Language B. Meaning C. Thought D. Idea 23. What is the basis of the construction of social reality? A. Thoughts B. Ideas C. Perception D. Imagination 24. When people interpret one another’s behavior, and it is these interpretations that form the social bond. These interpretations are called the definition of what? A. Interaction B. Situation C. Socialization D. Competition 25. What is defined as a set of psychological theories and therapeutic techniques that have their origin in the work and theories of Sigmund Freud? A. Marxism B. Psychoanalysis C. Structural Functionalism D. Symbolic Interactionism 26. According to Freud personalities are created at what age? A. 4 B. 6 C. 5 D. 7 27. What contains all of the unconscious, basic and primal urges? A. Id B. Ego C. Super Ego 28.What is the part of the personality that must deal with the demands of reality? A. Id B. Ego C. Super Ego 29. What part of the personality to emerge and it contains our ideals and values? A. Id B. Ego C. Super Ego 30-33 Which part of the personality is acting in these situations 31. A child is throwing a tantrum because it wants candy . A. Id B. Ego C. Super Ego 32. You spend your allowance based only on what you need. A. Id B. Ego C. Super Ego 33. Returning money you found on the sidewalk A. Id B. Ego C. Super Ego 34. Why did C. Wright Mills explain culture as "one of the spongiest words in social science"? A. It includes many ideas its definition. B. It serves as a cushion for loftier concepts. C. It allows for the inclusion of several theories. C. It is difficult to observe directly. 35. Which statement is true regarding rational choice theory? A. People act in their own best interests B. An elite few make all the decisions C.Government is a manipulative entity. D. Bureaucracy is the real source of power. 36. According to the rational choice view A. Delinquents choose to violate the law B. All juveniles are delinquent C. They do not choose to violate the law D.They violate the law due to need 37. The Law Assumes A. All minors are delinquents B. All juvenile delinquents weigh the benefits against the penalties of their actions C. All minors should be tried in adult court D. Juvenile delinquents only violate they law because they need to survive 38. Reasons for juveniles violating the law A. Personal Problems, Financial Needs, Parental Control, Revenge, Scripts B.Its fun C. There is no reason D.Personal Problems only. According to rational choice theory, when we make a decision we consider the benefit or use we will get from something as part of our decision- making process. This is known as _____. A. Utility B. Motivation C. Rationality D. Reward 39. When criminal acts are based on rational decision making. A. Edgework B. Crime C. Rational Choice D. None of the above 40. According to rational choice theory, social interaction is a matter of what? A. Social structure B. Psychology C. Empathy D.Exchange 41. The main goal of feminism is to: A. Change the patriarchal nature of society B. influence the government. C. assert minority rights. D. protect women from alienation. 42. Feminists argue that women's values are based primarily on: A. prescribed social roles. B. religious (God's) laws C. biology. D. biology and prescribed social roles. 43. What type of feminists seek to expand the rights of women through legislation? A. Radical B. Liberal C. Socialist D.Capitalist 44. Which type of feminism proposes that men not only benefit from the exploitation of women, but that they are responsible for it as well. A. Radical B. Liberal C. Socialist D.Capitalist 45. Which type of feminism regards capitalism as increasing patriarchy by concentrating power in the hands of a small number of men? A. Liberal B. Socialist C. Radical D. Capitalist 46. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of feminist theory? A)Feminist theory treats women as the central subjects of investigation. B)Feminist theory promotes activism on behalf of women. C)Feminist theory is multicultural in orientation. D)Feminist theory advocates a linear understanding of the historical experiences of women. 47. What is a Basic theme of Hermeneutic Phenomenology? A. Textual meaning B. Dialogue C. Preunderstanding D. All of the Above 48.Who is not a Foremost representatives of the movement of Hermeneutic Phenomenology? A. (Martin) Heidegger B. (Hans-Georg) Gadamer C. (Karl) Marx D.(Jean Paul Gustave) Ricoeur 49. Who is father of phenomenology? A. (Martin) Heidegger B. (Hans-Georg) Gadamer C. (Karl) Marx D. (Edmund)Hurrscel 50. Who believed in Essence vs Existence? A. Sarte B. Heidegger C. Gadamer D. Ricoeur 51. What is Hermeneutics? A.Individualism (ontology) - Understanding (epistemology) B. is the art of interpretation C.It tries to understand meanings and to unveil meaningful explanations for a phenomenon y understanding underlying meanings. D. All of the above 52. Hermeneutics is also believed to be? A. interpretation of texts B. reaction to Enlightenment C. multiple interpretations D. All of the above 53. An institution is best described as? A. bearer of a set of practices B.a structural arrangement C. a configuration of rules D. All of the above 54.What forms informal institutions? A. conventions B. norms C. values D. All of the above 55. What is the most significant element of an institution? A. Structure B. Stability C. Constance D. All of the above 56- 60 identify what kind of institution is listed below 56. Bank A. Social B. Educational C. Financial D. Professional 57. School A. Social B. Educational C. Financial D. Professional 58. Lending Company A. Social B. Educational C. Financial D. Professional 59. PRC A. Social B. Educational C. Financial D. Professional 60. Family A. Social B. Educational C. Financial D. Professional