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1.

Who is the author of 'Spirit of the Laws'?

A. Merton
B. Rousseau
C. Montesquieu
D. Simmel
Answer» D. Simmel
2.

The characteristic trait of militant societies is ______________

A. Toleration
B. Compulsion
C. Accommodation
D. Negotiation
Answer» C. Accommodation
3.

______________ literally means normlessness

A. egoistic
B. anomic
C. None
D. altruistic
Answer» C. None
4.

Saint-Simon is a primary figure of ______________

A. Communism
B. Socialism
C. Capitalism
D. Despotism
Answer» C. Capitalism
5.

Who proposed the doctrine of Positivism ?

A. Durkheim
B. Comte
C. Marx
D. Spencer
Answer» C. Marx
6.

______________ leads feelings of individualism

A. technology
B. division of labour
C. urbanization
D. specialized function
Answer» C. urbanization
7.

According to Marx, ____ forces are the keys to underestimating society and social change .

A. Political
B. Social
C. Economic
D. Cultural
Answer» D. Cultural
8.

______________ believe that religion has an integrative force

A. functionalist
B. Post-modernist
C. Structuralist
D. interactionalist
Answer» B. Post-modernist
9.

The ______________ stage is the last and highest stage in Comte's work .

A. Positivist
B. Theological
C. Revolutionary
D. Metaphysical
Answer» B. Theological
10.

Who was the first to use the term sociology as a way of studying the world in terms of society?

A. Durkheim
B. Comte
C. Marx
D. Spencer
Answer» C. Marx
11.

What is The principle of monarchical government ?

A. Fear
B. Political virtue
C. Honour
D. Moderation
Answer» D. Moderation
12.

______________ is based on the exceptional qualities of the leader

A. legal authority
B. charismatic authority
C. rational authority
D. traditional authority
Answer» C. rational authority
13.

A class is defined by the ownership of ______________

A. Work
B. Property
C. Status
D. Labour
Answer» C. Status
14.

The spirit of ______________ arises when citizens no longer identify their interests with the interests of their country, and therefore seek both to advance their own private interests at the expense of their fellow citizens, and to acquire political power over them.

A. Neutrality
B. Inequality
C. Sovereignity
D. Equality
Answer» C. Sovereignity
15.

It is exercised over other individuals and may involve resistance and conflict ______________

A. power
B. Authority
C. ability
D. Leader
Answer» B. Authority
16.

The ruling class in Capitalism is ________

A. Peasant
B. Bourgeoisie
C. Serf
D. Proletariat
Answer» C. Serf
17.

______________ shapes the mode of distribution, circulation and consumption, and is regulated by the state.

A. Relations of Production
B. Mode of Production
C. Means of Production
D. Forces of Production
Answer» C. Means of Production
18.

In Capitalism, the Bourgeoisie exploits the ______________

A. Serf
B. Clergy
C. Proletariat
D. Peasant
Answer» D. Peasant
19.

Urbanisation and ______led to the emergence of the working class as a large and powerful body, which led to the birth of Marxism, and gave people a new perspective and relationship with the society they lived in

A. Sanskritisation
B. Industrialisation
C. Modernisation
D. Westernisation
Answer» C. Modernisation
20.

In which book has Spencer observed some similarities between biological and social organism?

A. Human Society
B. Principles of Sociology
C. Positive Philosophy
D. Positive Politics
Answer» C. Positive Philosophy
21.

Who among the following could be considered as an enlightenment philosopher?

A. Montesquieu
B. Aristotle
C. Plato
D. Socrates
Answer» B. Aristotle
22.

______________ solidarity is abstract and general

A. organic
B. social
C. inorganic
D. mechanical
Answer» B. social
23.

What is a solidarity of resemblance?

A. inorganic solidarity
B. Mechanical solidarity
C. organic solidarity
D. social solidarity
Answer» C. organic solidarity
24.

What is The principle of despotism ?

A. Fear
B. Political virtue
C. Honour
D. Moderation
Answer» B. Political virtue
25.

Organic solidarity emerges with the growth of the ______________

A. specialization
B. division of labour
C. Industries
D. cities
Answer» C. Industries
26.

In which mode of production is the primary form of exploitation wage labour ?

A. Capitalism
B. Primitive Communism
C. Slavery
D. Feudalism
Answer» B. Primitive Communism
27.

The spirit of extreme ______________ arises when the people are no longer content to be equal as citizens, but want to be equal in every respect .

A. Neutrality
B. Inequality
C. Sovereignity
D. Equality
Answer» E.
28.

What in Europe followed the stage of feudalism?

A. Communism
B. Slavery
C. Capitalism
D. Socialism
Answer» D. Socialism
29.

______________ refers to the physical means and techniques of production to which labourers add value and transform capital into products for sale .

A. Means of Production
B. Mode of Production
C. Forces of Production
D. Relations of Production
Answer» D. Relations of Production
30.

In ______________ , one part of the people governs the rest

A. Communism
B. Aristocracy
C. Despotism
D. Laissez Faire
Answer» C. Despotism
31.

The second estate in the Estate system is ______________

A. Labourers
B. Clergy
C. Nobles
D. Commoners
Answer» D. Commoners
32.

A science as a vocation and politics as a vocation is one of the main works of ______________

A. Weber
B. Karl Marx
C. Durkheim
D. Spencer
Answer» B. Karl Marx
33.

______________ signaled the beginning of sociology as a discipline

A. Enlightenment
B. Middle age
C. Stone age
D. Dark age
Answer» B. Middle age
34.

Who wroteThe rules of sociological method?

A. Weber
B. Auguste comte
C. Durkheim
D. Spencer
Answer» D. Spencer
35.

The third Estate in the Estate system is ______________

A. Labourers
B. Clergy
C. Nobles
D. Commoners
Answer» E.
36.

_____ is a strand of Marxism, which proposes that every economic order grows to a state of maximum efficiency, while simultaneously developing internal contradictions and weaknesses that contribute to its systemic decay .

A. Social Materialism
B. Dialectical materialism
C. Economic Materialism
D. Cultural Materialism
Answer» C. Economic Materialism
37.

______________ must be regarded as 'things'?

A. solidarity
B. Ideal type
C. social action
D. social facts
Answer» E.
38.

What was a period of intellectual development and change in philosophical thought beginning in the eighteenth century?

A. Socialism
B. Enlightenment
C. Communism
D. Capitalism
Answer» C. Communism
39.

In ________ stage, people come to believe that all phenomena are created and influenced by gods and supernatural forces

A. Revolutionary
B. Theological
C. Metaphysical
D. Positivist
Answer» C. Metaphysical
40.

Who coined the term sociology as a social science to study about society ?

A. Durkheim
B. Comte
C. Marx
D. Spencer
Answer» C. Marx
41.

______________ portrays society as a system

A. Neo-functionalism
B. Structuralism
C. Interactionalism
D. Functionalism
Answer» E.
42.

What type of society is based on voluntary cooperation and individual self restraint?

A. Simple
B. Militant
C. Primitive
D. Industrial
Answer» E.
43.

______________ are the sum total of social relations which human beings establish among themselves in the production of their material lives.

A. Relations of Production
B. Mode of Production
C. Means of Production
D. Forces of Production
Answer» B. Mode of Production
44.

According to _____ , the force of human Reason replaced established authority, such as the Church and the King

A. Socialism
B. Enlightenment
C. Communism
D. Capitalism
Answer» C. Communism
45.

The ______________ was enormously impressed by Isaac Newton's theory of gravity .

A. Industrial Revolution
B. French Revolution
C. Russian Revolution
D. Scientific Revolution
Answer» E.
46.

The power of __________ was based on the feudal seigniorial system

A. Commoners
B. Clergy
C. Labourers
D. Nobles
Answer» E.
47.

The ruling class in Feudalism is usually ______________

A. Peasants
B. Clergy
C. Nobility
D. Commoners
Answer» D. Commoners
48.

Under __________ , land was the main means of production

A. Communism
B. Feudalism
C. Capitalism
D. Socialism
Answer» C. Capitalism
49.

Who claimed that human beings enjoy natural rights over the political ones?

A. Neutral socialism
B. Ethical socialism
C. Instrumental socialism
D. Monopolistic socialism
Answer» C. Instrumental socialism
50.

Whta is the principle of an aristocratic government ?

A. Moderation
B. Political virtue
C. Fear
D. Honour
Answer» B. Political virtue