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SOCIOLOGY
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Paper-II 2 D-0509
SOCIOLOGY
Paper II
Note This paper contains fifty multiple choice questions, each question carrying two
marks. Attempt all of them.
1. Which one of the following is the first stage of the evolution of an institution
Tradition Ideology
Collective Experience Mores
2. Identify the particular element that dominates in the material culture.
Religion and Morality Science and Technology
Custom and Tradition Folkways
3. Which among the following is the indicator of open stratification system
Ethnicity Caste
Class Religion
4. How can the transformation from feudalism to capitalism be understood
Change in values Change in system
Change of system Change of political system
5. Identify the characteristic of community among the following
Collective life Voluntary membership
Temporary membership Definite goal
6. Which among the following is not an example of social institution
Church services Marriage
Tradition of dowry Procession
7. Which one of the following is ascribed status
Priest Soldier
Husband Son
8. Identify the term among the following which is not used by Max Weber as a
sociological concept.
Value Relevance Value Addition
Value Neutrality Value Orientation
9. Meanings of the objects concrete or abstract according to the symbolic
interactionist theory of Blumer are
Innate in the objects.
Present in the culture.
Emerge in interpretative process while handling the objects.
Constructed by actors prior to the completion of the action.
10. 'Twentieth century sociologists in classical tradition indulged in a debate with the
ghost of Marx.' Who among the following has stated it
Anthony Giddens Raymond Aron
Irving Zeitlin Jonathan Turner 
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11. In the division of labour characterised by organic solidarity which of the following is
not its element according to Durkheim
Minimised sphere of Collective Conscience.
Restitutive Law
Low Density of Population.
Structural Differentiation
12. Who among the following theorists is of the view that society is Janus-headed
showing both conflict and consensus
Malinowski Levi-Strauss
Merton Dahrendorf
13. The controversy between Levi-Strauss and Radcliffe-Brown on the concept of
structure was whether structure is
An empirical reality An ensemble of relationships
An aggregation of roles Patternisation of statuses
14. Ideal type, according to Weber, is
1. Average
2. Description of concrete reality
3. Abstract exaggeration of the concept
4. A characteristic common to a group of people.
Choose the right code among the following
3 are false but 4 is true. 4 are false but 3 is true.
3 are true but 4 is false. 4 are true but 3 is false.
15. Match the items in Group with the items in Group and choose the right
answer from the code given below
Group A Group B
Action frame of reference Malinowski
Hierarchy of needs Merton
Anomie Parsons
Logico-experimental Pareto
Weber
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16. Given below are two statements, one labelled as Assertion and the other is
labelled as Reason
Assertion Gemeinschaft refers to a society based on intimate relationships.
Reason Such societies are based on primary group relationships.
In the context of the two statements, which one of the following is correct
Both and are true and is the correct explanation of
Both and are true but is not the correct explanation of
is true but is false.
is false but is true. 
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17. Consider the following stages in the development of a society
1. Capitalist 2. Tribal
3. Ancient 4. Feudal
Which one of the following is the correct chronological sequence of these societies as
thought by Karl Marx
4 and 1 3 and 4
2 and 1 1 and 2
18. Match the items in Group with the items in Group and choose the answer
from the code given below
Group A Group B
Gesellschaft Emile Durkheim
Collective Conscience Ferdinand Tonnies
Rational action Frederick Engeles
Historical materialism Max Weber
Auguste Comte
Codes





19. Match the items in Group with the items in Group and choose the answer
from the code given below
Group A Group B
Role set Max Weber
Social Fact Emile Durkheim
Social System R.K. Merton
Social Action T. Parsons
E. Goffman
Codes





20. Match the items in Group with the items in Group and choose the answer
from the code given below
Group A Group B
Role strain The complex of roles associated with various
statuses of the individual.
Role conflict Conflict between incompatible roles of the same
person.
Role set Conflict between two or more courses of action
built into a single role.
Multiple Roles Array of roles pertaining to a particular social status
Codes





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21. Who has named his approach as 'Marxiology' approach to understand culture and
personality in Indian context
Radhakamal Mukherjee G.S. Ghurye
M.N. Srinivas D.P. Mukherjee
22. Which one of the following sociological concepts is most closely related to social
inequality
Social Stratification Social Differentiation
Social Dynamics Social Control
23. Who is noted for his/her work on Indian family among the following
Iravati Karve S.C. Dube
D.N. Mazumdar K.M. Kapadia
24. Which one of the following is mismatched
T. Parsons Pattern variables
B. Malinowski Evolutionism
M.N. Srinivas Dominant caste
R.K. Merton Middle range theory
25. Who among the following did formulate the concepts of 'Little Tradition' and 'Great
Tradition'
McKim Marriot Milton Singer
Robert Redfield Louis Dumont
26. Read the following statements and identify the statement which does not signify
Sanskritisation.
Claim to higher status is made.
Life styles of upper castes is emulated.
New rituals and customs are adopted.
Horizontal social mobility occurs.
27. Weber's Verstehen is a method which aims at
Explaining actions of individuals.
Identification of causes of action.
Interpretive understanding of actors' motives.
Developing causal understanding of relationships through actions.
28. Who for the first time did use the concept of social structure to explicate society
Karl Marx Max Weber
Emile Durkheim Herbert Spencer
29. Radcliffe-Brown coined the term 'Euphoria' in order to delineate
A state of equilibrium
A state of chaos
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30. Which one of the following is not a feature of capitalism
Free market operations
Maximisation of profit
Free Labour
Dominance of public sector over private sector.
31. Who did coin the term 'symbolic interactionism'
Herbert Blumer Erving Goffman
E. Husserel Manford Kuhn
32. For Pareto speculators are those who
like to follow tradition lack innovation
like to be non-elites like to take chances
33. Identify among the following the functionalist theorist who pioneered the field-view
of society.
B. Malinowski R.K. Merton
E. Durkheim T. Parsons
34. How can we characterise trade union
An occupational group A pressure group
A cooperative group A familial group
35. Mode as a central tendency could be understood as
Least frequent value
Middle value
Most frequent value
Majority out of total frequency
36. Moving average is calculated by using
Median Mean
Mode Both Mean and Median
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