Question 1

&#34;The place of teacher in a society&#34; is the study of&#10;A)Educational psychology&#10;B)Sociology&#10;C)Educational sociology&#10;D)Psychology

Accepted Answer

"The place of teacher in a society" falls under the study of Educational Sociology, which examines the role of education and its practitioners within societal contexts.

Question 2

&#34;Evaluation of social media as a medium of social progress&#34; is the study of&#10;A)Educational psychology&#10;B)Sociology&#10;C)Educational sociology&#10;D)Psychology

Accepted Answer

Educational sociology&#10;

Question 3

What do sociological researches provide for education?&#10;A)Technology&#10;B)Guidelines&#10;C)Opinions&#10;D)Nothing relevant

Accepted Answer

Sociological researches provide valuable guidelines for education by offering insights into how social structures, processes, and relationships impact learning and educational systems.

Question 4

The study of society is nothing but study of&#10;A)People&#10;B)Laws&#10;C)Conventions&#10;D)Mores

Accepted Answer

The study of society primarily focuses on people, their behaviors, interactions, social structures, and dynamics. While laws, conventions, and mores are aspects of society, they are studied as part of how they influence or are influenced by people.

Question 5

Individual and society are considered as&#10;A)Interdependent&#10;B)Contradictory&#10;C)Supplementary&#10;D)Complementary

Accepted Answer

Individuals and society are interdependent because individuals shape society through their actions and interactions, while society influences individuals by providing norms, values, and structures.

Question 6

One of the important ways of socializing individuals is through&#10;A)discipline&#10;B)Religion&#10;C)Education&#10;D)Caste

Accepted Answer

Education is a primary means of socializing individuals, as it imparts knowledge, values, norms, and skills necessary for participating in society.

Question 7

Sociological approach to education is needed because of&#10;A)Social change&#10;B)Population explosion&#10;C)Illiteracy&#10;D)Ignorance

Accepted Answer

Sociological approaches to education help understand how social change impacts educational systems and practices, including how education can both influence and adapt to societal transformations.

Question 8

What must a teacher know in order to teach the students of various backgrounds effectively?&#10;A)Their academic performance&#10;B)Their interests&#10;C)Their society&#10;D)Their talents

Accepted Answer

Understanding the society or cultural background of students helps teachers tailor their teaching methods to be more inclusive and effective for diverse student groups.

Question 9

In order to meet the individual needs of students, the curriculum should be&#10;A)Rigid&#10;B)Flexible&#10;C)Stagnant&#10;D)Traditional

Accepted Answer

A flexible curriculum allows adaptation to meet the diverse needs, learning styles, and interests of individual students, thereby enhancing their learning experience and outcomes.

Question 10

Education is one of the important aspects of any&#10;A)Society&#10;B)Politics&#10;C)Religion&#10;D)Caste

Accepted Answer

Education is a fundamental aspect that influences the development, progress, and functioning of a society by enhancing knowledge, skills, values, and fostering social cohesion.

Question 11

The ever cherishing social values are those attained through&#10;A)Cultural programmes&#10;B)Battle&#10;C)Education&#10;D)Government

Accepted Answer

The answer of The ever cherishing social values are those...

Question 12

Who defined sociology as &#34; The science of social phenomena subject to natural and invariable laws, the discovery of which is the object of investigation&#34;?&#10;A)Kingsley Davis&#10;B)Auguste Comte&#10;C)Emile Durkheim&#10;D)Small

Accepted Answer

The answer of Who defined sociology as &#34; The science...

Question 13

Sociology emerged in&#10;A)America&#10;B)Europe&#10;C)Asia&#10;D)Africa

Accepted Answer

The answer of Sociology emerged in&#10;A)America&#10;B)Europe&#10;C)Asia&#10;D)Africa...

Question 14

Educational sociology centers upon the study of social institutions and their role in&#10;A)Education&#10;B)Politics&#10;C)Society&#10;D)Philosophy

Accepted Answer

The answer of Educational sociology centers upon the study of...

Question 15

Characteristic of Secondary Group is&#10;A)Physical proximity&#10;B)Permanency&#10;C)Largeness in size&#10;D)Compulsory membership

Accepted Answer

The answer of Characteristic of Secondary Group is&#10;A)Physical proximity&#10;B)Permanency&#10;C)Largeness in...

Question 16

Language, custom, values, traditions are examples of&#10;A)Material Culture&#10;B)Non-material Culture&#10;C)Intellectual Culture&#10;D)Industrial Culture

Accepted Answer

The answer of Language, custom, values, traditions are examples of&#10;A)Material...

Question 17

Primary groups are also called&#10;A)Face-to-Face groups&#10;B)Derivative groups&#10;C)Self-help groups&#10;D)None of the above

Accepted Answer

The answer of Primary groups are also called&#10;A)Face-to-Face groups&#10;B)Derivative groups&#10;C)Self-help...

Question 18

'Special interest groups' are also known as&#10;A)Primary groups&#10;B)Secondary groups&#10;C)Social groups&#10;D)Cultural groups

Accepted Answer

The answer of 'Special interest groups' are also known as&#10;A)Primary...

Question 19

Social change refers to the change that takes place in an/a&#10;A)individual&#10;B)group&#10;C)institution&#10;D)society

Accepted Answer

The answer of Social change refers to the change that...

Question 20

One of the characteristics of a primary group is&#10;A)large size&#10;B)temporary membership&#10;C)impersonal relation&#10;D)physical proximity

Accepted Answer

The answer of One of the characteristics of a primary...

Question 21

Family is an important&#10;A)specialized group&#10;B)primary group&#10;C)special interest group&#10;D)secondary group

Accepted Answer

The answer of Family is an important&#10;A)specialized group&#10;B)primary group&#10;C)special interest...

Question 22

In secondary groups, we find&#10;A)face-to-face contact&#10;B)intimate relations&#10;C)secondary relations&#10;D)physical proximity

Accepted Answer

The answer of In secondary groups, we find&#10;A)face-to-face contact&#10;B)intimate relations&#10;C)secondary...

Question 23

Buildings, roads, machinery and bridges are examples of&#10;A)industrial culture&#10;B)non-cultural culture&#10;C)material culture&#10;D)intellectual culture

Accepted Answer

The answer of Buildings, roads, machinery and bridges are examples...

Question 24

Cultural change is&#10;A)restricted to primitive societies&#10;B)restricted to developed societies&#10;C)restricted to developing societies&#10;D)a universal phenomenon

Accepted Answer

The answer of Cultural change is&#10;A)restricted to primitive societies&#10;B)restricted to...

Question 25

Social change is change in&#10;A)society&#10;B)community&#10;C)individual&#10;D)education

Accepted Answer

The answer of Social change is change in&#10;A)society&#10;B)community&#10;C)individual&#10;D)education...

Deck 10: Sociological Perspectives on Education and Society