SOCIAL CHANGE MCQs:

1. It creates a belief in individuals that they would be able to cope with any adversity in life.
a. Strength Perspective
b. Empowerment perspective
c. Spirituality and Faith Sensitive Perspectives
d. Ethno-cultural Perspectives
2. This perspective examines the consequences of prejudice and power.
a. Ethno-cultural Perspectives
b. Strength Perspective
c. Empowerment Perspective
d. Anti-Oppression Perspective
3. This shows that a society has social and economic inequalities which jeopardize the ability of individuals and groups to experience
dignity and self-respect.
a. Vulnerable Life Situation Perspectives
b. Social Vulnerability
c. Social Inequalities
d. Participatory Development
4. This approach has been described as consumption-oriented, given the impression that poverty elimination is all too easy.
a. Basic Needs Approach
b. Rights Based Approach
c. Strengths Based Approach
d. Needs-Based Approach
5. This approach focuses on the community’s needs, deficiencies, and problems.
a. Basic Needs Approach
b. Rights Based Approach
c. Strengths Based Approach
d. Needs-Based Approach
6. Also known as a traditional approach.
a. Basic Needs Approach
b. Rights Based Approach
c. Strengths Based Approach
d. Needs-Based Approach
7. Inclusive growth focuses on inequality by engaging and women to bring the much-desired equality. It targets a particular sector and
the labor force bringing equal and unbiased opportunities and access to the economic resources.
a. True
b. False
c. a and b
d. None of the above
8. Rights-based approach relies on two claims that have certain, independent plausibility: (a) human beings have equal moral status,
and (b) human beings have human rights to the fundamental conditions for pursuing a good life.
a. A and B are true
b. A is incorrect; B is correct
c. B is incorrect; A is correct
d. Both A and B are false
e. None of the above
9. It is a non-violent social movement, against a colonial power or national government, often seeking independence based on a
nationalist identity and an anti-imperialist outlook.
a. Gender Equality Movement
b. Sectoral Movement
c. Liberation Movement
d. Environmental Movement
10. This is a social movement consisting of groups and organizations of men and their allies who focus on gender issues and whose
activities range from self-help and support to lobbying and activism.
a. Liberation Movement
b. Sectoral Movement
c. Men’s Movement
d. Women’s Movement
11. North America, Western Europe, Japan and Australia are examples of what country?
a. First world
b. Second world
c. Third world
d. Fourth world
12. Russia, Eastern Europe and some of the Turk States as well as China are examples of what country?
a. First world
b. Second world
c. Third world
d. Fourth world
13. Used to roughly describe the developing countries of Africa, Asia and Latin America.
a. First world
b. Second world
c. Third world
d. Fourth world
14. The following concepts identifies a third-world country EXCEPT:
I. high infant mortality
II. low economic development
III. high levels of poverty
IV. low utilization of natural resources
V. heavy dependence on industrialized nations
a. all are true b. none of the above c. a and b d. a only e. b only
15. This refers to nations of indigenous peoples living within or across state boundaries.
a. First world
b. Second world
c. Third world
d. Fourth world
16. This Marxist theory claims that political and historical events result from the conflict of social forces and are interpretable as a series
of contradictions and their solutions and is believed to be caused by material needs.
a. Neoliberalism
b. Classical Neoliberalism
c. Dialectical Materialism
d. None of the above
17. This Rostow’s stages of growth is consumer-oriented, durable goods flourish, and service sector becomes dominant.
a. Traditional Society
b. Transitional Stage
c. Take Off
d. Drive to Maturity
e. High Mass Consumption
18. This Rostow’s stage of growth is about subsistence, barter, and agriculture.
a. Traditional Society
b. Transitional Stage
c. Take Off
d. Drive to Maturity
e. High Mass Consumption
19. This Rostow’s stage of growth is about industrialization, growing investment, regional growth, and political change.
a. Traditional Society
b. Transitional Stage
c. Take Off
d. Drive to Maturity
e. High Mass Consumption
20. This Rostow’s stage of growth is about specialization, surpluses, and infrastructure.
a. Traditional Society
b. Transitional Stage
c. Take Off
d. Drive to Maturity
e. High Mass Consumption
21. This Rostow’s stage of growth is about diversification, innovation, less reliance on imports, investment.
a. Traditional Society
b. Transitional Stage
c. Take Off
d. Drive to Maturity
e. High Mass Consumption
22. This stage of growth is dependent on rural economy.
a. Traditional Society
b. Transitional Stage
c. Take Off
d. Drive to Maturity
e. High Mass Consumption
23. This stage of growth is dependent on sub-urban economy.
a. Traditional Society
b. Transitional Stage
c. Take Off
d. Drive to Maturity
e. High Mass Consumption
24. This stage is dependent to growth and developed economies.
a. Traditional Society
b. Transitional Stage
c. Take Off
d. Drive to Maturity
e. High Mass Consumption
25. This stage of growth is dependent on global or marketing management economies.
a. Traditional Society
b. Transitional Stage
c. Take Off
d. Drive to Maturity
e. High Mass Consumption