Introduction to Sociology Ara 12. Deneme Sınavı

Toplam 20 Soru
PAYLAŞ:

1.Soru

........ is usually identified with the philosophies of John Locke, David Hume, Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill, who emphasize social contract theory.                                                                                         Which ideology is stated above?


liberalism

conservatism 
 

socialism

fascism

neoliberalism


2.Soru

In which of the following, a judge, a tax inspector or a military commander are obeyed because others accept the legal framework that gives them their power?


Traditional authority 

Charismatic authority 

Rational-legal authority 

Real authority 

Temporary authority 


3.Soru

According to the functionalist approach, which of the followings is one of the necessities to cause the state to emerge as a necessity within the society?


Maintaining order.

Holding elections.

Establishing pluralism.

Enabling regime change.

Changing the social structure.


4.Soru

Which of the following definitions of ideology is FALSE?


The process of  production of meanings, signs and values in social life

A body of facts characteristic of a particular social group or class

Forms of thought motivated by social interests

The medium in which conscious social actors make sense of their world

The process whereby social life is converted to a natural reality


5.Soru

I. Paternalistic authority II. Democratic authority III. Traditional authority IV. Charismatic authority V. Rational-legal authority Which of the above are among the types of authority?


I, II, and III

I, III, and IV

I, IV, and V

II, III, and IV

III, IV and V


6.Soru

Which information is true for postmodernism?                          I. Postmodernism has developed as an opposition to modernism.             II. It is only effective in sociology.                                                                   III.  It consists of ideas, values, and hypotheses that rely on technology, knowledge, and progress.


Only II

Only III

I and II

I and III

II and III


7.Soru

Which of the following is the earliest type of societies which exist since 50,000 BC to present and consist of small numbers of people who are nomad and earn their life hunting, fishing, and gathering edible plants?


Hunting and gathering societies

Pastoral societies 

Agrarian societies

Traditional states

Industrial societies


8.Soru

Which of the following refers to a loosely knit body of ideas which became very influential during the 1980s and which were premised upon a rethinking and a reassertion of classical liberalism?


Social democracy

Neoliberalism

Capitalism

Totalitarianism

Fascism


9.Soru

I.  Power is a concept that is merely limited to the political domain.

II.  In power, there is an assumption of mutual relationship.

III. In power, a certain person or group may assert an unlimited power or have control mechanisms over others 

IV. Power always need consent or strain

Which of the following is correct about power? 


I and III

II and III

III and IV 

II and IV 

I and IV


10.Soru

I- Spencer

II- Marx

III- Weber

IV-Durkheim

In which option, the pioneers of sociology are correctly given?


I-II-III

II-III-IV

II-IV

I-III-IV

III-IV


11.Soru

Authority based on the belief in long-running traditions is traditional authority

 

Which of the following turns the definition into charismatic authority when replaced with the underlined part?

 


hereditary family rule

the long-established cultural patterns

legally enacted rules

the devotion of followers

one’s personal position


12.Soru

Who used the term "sociology" for the first time?


Spencer

Marx

Saint-Simon

Weber

Comte


13.Soru

Which of the following situation is NOT related with 'power'?


Students going to their classes in order not to fail because of attendance. 

Two friends decide to go to the cinema after they finish their classes at school.

People paying their particular determined taxes. 

A young man leaving home to do his compulsory military service.

A teacher monitoring the class during an exam.


14.Soru

Which of the following "might resemble a fatherfrom a more kindly and stable time, superimposed on the image of a boss” ?


Paternalism

Laicism

Democracy

Liberalism

Conservatism


15.Soru

According to Weber, what is the type of authority that is mostly seen in developed democratic nation-states?


Charismatic authority

Traditional authority

Rational-legal authority

Paternalist authority

Both charismatic and traditional authorities


16.Soru

What is "superstructure" in Marx's social analysis?


Means of production and relations of production

Law, politics, religion, family, ideologies

Class societies divided into two classes

The idea that economic factors are more important than thoughts and values in social transformation

Any profit for the capitalist


17.Soru

In _______ ________,  there are political systems where decisions a ecting a community are taken, not by its members as a whole, but by people they have elected for this purpose.

Which of the following terms completes the given explanation correctly?


Participatory democracy

Traditional authority

Social democracy

Representative democracy

Rational-legal authority


18.Soru

Which of the following is true about social class?


Social classes are clearly and obviously distinct from each other.

Social mobility between classes is possible.

Social classes are supported by legal inequalities.

Religious and legal restrictions or limitations are imposed for marriages between people from different social classes.

Social class inequalities completely depend on reasons like geography, ethnicity, color and religion. 


19.Soru

Which one of the followings is a right statement about conservatism?


It is the dominant ideology of the Western democracies rooted in Enlightenment
thought

It is “usually identifiedwith the philosophies of John Locke, David Hume, Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill.

It is strongly associated both with economic doctrines of laissez-faire (as in the writings of Adam Smith), and with constitutional guarantees and representative democracies.

The roots of it lie in the transition to capitalism from feudalism in Continental Europe.

It asserts certain values and archaic social institutions that are family, religion, local communities and guilds carrying moral supremacy.


20.Soru

Which of the following concept defines permanent and stereotyped relations among the members of the society?


Social structure

Social institution

Social action

Social fact

Socialization