Sociology MCQs 2020
Strengthen your CSS preparation with the complete set of solved Sociology MCQs from the 2020 past paper. This collection is an invaluable tool for revising the core sociology syllabus and testing your recall of important facts and theories. The 2020 exam featured a mix of questions on the discipline’s founders, like Auguste Comte and Ibn-e-Khaldun, and practical research concepts such as the ‘double-barreled question’. Deepen your understanding of fundamental sociological ideas including ‘ethnocentrism’, ‘social stratification’, and the link between Protestant ethics and capitalism by Max Weber. This is your go-to guide for a comprehensive review of the 2020 paper.
Validity results in:
A. Reliability
B. Safety
C. Honesty
D. None of these
Who coined the term 'Sociology'?
A. Auguste Comte
B. Emmanuel Joseph Sieyès
C. Émile Durkheim
D. None of these
Societies practice social contract for:
A. Social Cohesion
B. Social Mobility
C. Social Order
D. None of these
Improvement in overall well-being of masses is called:
A. Social development
B. Political Development
C. Human Development
D. None of these
When media creates and spreads false information and image, it is called:
A. Social deception
B. Trickery
C. Untruth
D. None of these
Ibn-e-Khaldun contributed to the history of:
A. Physics and History
B. Astrology and History
C. Sociology, Political Science, Geography, and History
D. None of these
What is meant by the term 'Social Stratification'?
A. The division of society into hierarchical layers based on factors like wealth, power, and prestige
B. The process of cultural diffusion across different societies
C. The integration of diverse cultural groups into a single society
D. None of these
First part of Industrial Revolution happened in:
A. Early 17th century
B. Early 18th century
C. Early 19th century
D. None of these
Which sociologist is associated with the concept of 'The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism'?
A. Émile Durkheim
B. Karl Marx
C. Max Weber
D. None of these
Social change is spurred by:
A. Ideological movements, demographic change, economic shift
B. Political parties
C. Scientific community
D. None of these