Sociology MCQs 2009
Explore key sociological concepts related to social structure and demography with the solved MCQs from the CSS Sociology 2009 paper. This collection is perfect for understanding how sociologists analyze societal bonds and organization. It features questions on Ferdinand Tonnies’ concepts of Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft, the process of socialization, and the principles of social stratification. You will also find questions on family and marriage, including endogamy, and the basics of demography. This solved paper is an ideal resource for reviewing foundational topics in social organization and preparing for questions on community and societal structure.
WID approach believes in ___________.
A. Gender mainstreaming
B. Gender Segregation
C. Incorporating women in development activities
D. None of these
Ferdinand Tonnies used the term _____________ to refer to societies dominated by impersonal relationships, individual accomplishment and self-interests.
A. Society
B. Gesellschaft
C. Community
D. Gemeinschaft
Is Pakistan a signatory of CEDAW?
A. Yes
B. No
C. May be
D. None of these
When the researcher asks the respondent face to face questions, this method is called ___________.
A. Interview Schedule
B. Questionnaire
C. Observation
D. Interview guide
Human Rights pertain to caring for the rights of __________.
A. Women
B. Men
C. Minorities
D. All of these
____________ is the process by which people learn all patterns of social life.
A. Interaction
B. Communication
C. Socialization
D. Dissemination
Symbolic behavior of a person means ______________.
A. Meaningful behavior
B. Covert behavior
C. Overt behavior
D. Significant behavior
According to ____________ all societies across the world are stratified.
A. Anthropologists
B. Sociologists
C. Economists
D. Political Scientists
Gerontology is the study of ___________.
A. Human beings
B. Special groups
C. Aged and aging
D. all of these
Biological characteristics distinguishing male from female is called _____________.
A. Heterosexuality
B. Gender
C. Sex
D. Homosexuality