Exam Details
Subject | sociology | |
Paper | ||
Exam / Course | m.phil | |
Department | ||
Organization | central university | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | 2015 | |
City, State | telangana, hyderabad |
Question Paper
1. Who discussed about achievement motivation within modernization paradigm?
David McClelland
Alex Inkles
Frank Sutton
Paul Baran
2. Who among the following is associated with post development paradigm?
Arturo Escobar
Jan Nederveen Pieterse
Ulrich Beck
Scott Lash
3. Significant other and generalized other are concepts developed by
Peter Berger
George Herbert Mead
Erving Goffman
Harold Garfinkel
4. The significance of a sociological imagination is that
Sociology should be considered a philosophy rather than a science
Sociologists are primarily interested in predicting the future
Sociology attempts to understand personal events in social contexts
Sociologists imagine that sociology will lead to revolutions
5. The author of the book The Mcdonaldization of Society is
Robert Blauner
George Ritzer
Elton Mayo
None of the above
6. The type of society in which services and service work (white-collar) rather than manufacturing and factory work (blue-collar) dominate the economy is known as
Pre-industrial society
Semi-industrial society
Post-industrial society
None of the above
7. Saskia Sassen is well-known for her analysis on
The global cities
Globalization
Financial city
World city
8. What is a marriage between social strata, where the women is a member of the upper stratum, designated as?
Hypogamy
Hypergamy
Exogamy
Endogamy
9. Bourdieu's concept of habitus is borrowed from
Sigmund Freud
Levi-Strauss
Marcel Mauss
Bronislaw Malinowski
10. For Foucault biopower is
Training the actions of the body
Power of biology
Power of body
Managing births, deaths, reproduction and illness
11. Intersectionality is
Interactions between people
Study of intersections between forms or systems of domination
Study of inequalities from a Marxist perspective
Study of power provided by Michele Foucault
12. Who wrote Power: a radical view
Karl Marx
Max Weber
Steven Lukes
Ralf Dahrendorf
13. Public sociology is
The participation of public in sociological practices
Commonsensical sociology
Study of everyday practices of society
A style of doing sociology outside academia
14. Who among the following explained Jajmani system as a question of power and exploitation?
W.H. Wiser
M.N. Srinivas
Beidelman
Katheleen Gough
15. Sociological theory of political elites is associated with
Gaetano Mosca
Herbert Spencer
Talcott Parsons
Emile Durkheim
16. Which of the following is an example of new social movements?
Women's movement
Ecology movement
Gay Rights movement
All the above
17. Pearson's correlation coefficient ranges from
to 0
0 to
to
None of the above
18. The'level of measurement that is used to describe the occupational status of respondents is
Nominal
Interval
Ordinal
Ratio
19. Which of the following does not refer to Mertonian norms of science'
Communism
Uniqueness
Originality
Disinterestedness
20. When data are collected from the same set of respondents at two different points of time is known as
Longitudinal study
Cross sectional study
Case study
None of the above
21. Berry and Rees are the authors of
Synthetic theory
Subcultural theory
Neo-Marxist theory
Classical Urban theory
22. The sector model was given by
Robert Park
Homer Hoyt
Chauncey Harris and Edward Ullman
R.J. Johnston
23. Which urban sociologist extended the ideas of Karl Marx to understand the development of the modern metropolis
Janet-Abu-Lughod
Louis Wirth
Manuel Castells
Max Weber
24. In 2011 the population of India was
124.15 crores
138.46 crores
93.78 crores
103.64 crores
25. Which one of the following is not a feature of bureaucracy in complex societies?
Employees are organized on the principle of hierarchy
Interpersonal relationship is valued
Work carried out as per the written rule
Recruitment based on competence
26. Which one of the following is opposite in meaning and spirit to the concept of cultural relativism?
Ethnocentrism
Ethnomethodology
Ethnostatistics
Ethnography
27. Sanskritization as an explanation for social change in India embodies
Cultural approach
Structural approach
Evolutionary approach
Ethnomethodological approach
28. A religion in which an animal, plant, or some object is held as sacred and from which the group claims its descent -is known as
Totemism
Symbolism
Spiritualism
Magical Realism
29. Match List-I (rules of restriction) with List -II (name of rule) and select the correct answer using the code given below the list:
List-I List-II
a. One should seek a spouse from outside 1. Pratiloma
b. Women of the higher caste cannot marry men of lower caste 2. Exogamy
c. One should marry only within one's caste group 3. Anuloma
d. The men of higher caste could marry women of lower caste 4. Endogamy
4 1 2 3
2 3 4 1
4 3 2 1
2 1 4 3
30. The Weberian model of social stratification has been used in the study of caste by
SC Dube
MN Srinivas
TN Madan
Andre Beteille
31. The social constructionist perspective is closest to
The interpretative school of thought
Middle range theory
Stucturation theory
Correlation theory
32. The book ICaste in its 20th Century Avatar' is edited by
Gopal guru'
Kancha lIaiah
MN Srinivas
Sujata Patel
33. Shrmila Rege is known for her contribution to
Urban transformation
Agrarian Sociology
Sociology of caste and gender
Organizational sociology
34. One of the following discussed the (cultural contradictions of capitalism' in his writings
John Dewey
Daniel Bell
George Herbert Mead
None of the above
35. The concept 'colonial mode of production' was propounded by
T. NagiReddy
Rajni Palme-Dutt
Jairus Banaji
None of the above
36. The phrase 'theoritical Brahmin and empirical Shudra' refers to
Sociology of social science research in India
Brahmins are idealists and Shudras are materialists
Brahmin is theory and Shudra is empirical fact
None of the above
37. 'Buddha and His Dharma' was written by
Kancha lIaiah
Vinoba Bhave
BR Ambedkar
None of the above
38. The relationship between two variables is said to be asymmetric
When the values of one variable are influenced by the other variable
When there is no relationship between two variables
When one variable is nominal and the other variable is ordinal
None of the above
39. Which of the following sentences is correct
Sampling error may be reduced by increasing the sample size
Sampling bias can be reduced by increasing the sample size
Sample size increases with the increase in the size of population
Sampling bias is more in probability sampling techniques
40. Which of the following is not a property of the Mean
It is the summary value of given data
It is sensitive to extreme cases
It divides the cases into two equal halves
Sum of deviation of scores from the Mean is always zero
1. Define Gramsci's concept of 'Hegemony' and analyse its significance for the difference between state and civil society.
2. Provide a conceptual framework explaining the increasing marginalization and dispossession in the current development process.
3. In ethnography, data collection methods are meant to capture the 'social meanings and ordinary activities' of people (informants) in 'naturally occurring settings' that are commonly referred to as 'the field'. Do you think MN Srinivas was able to accomplish this goal in his field work?
David McClelland
Alex Inkles
Frank Sutton
Paul Baran
2. Who among the following is associated with post development paradigm?
Arturo Escobar
Jan Nederveen Pieterse
Ulrich Beck
Scott Lash
3. Significant other and generalized other are concepts developed by
Peter Berger
George Herbert Mead
Erving Goffman
Harold Garfinkel
4. The significance of a sociological imagination is that
Sociology should be considered a philosophy rather than a science
Sociologists are primarily interested in predicting the future
Sociology attempts to understand personal events in social contexts
Sociologists imagine that sociology will lead to revolutions
5. The author of the book The Mcdonaldization of Society is
Robert Blauner
George Ritzer
Elton Mayo
None of the above
6. The type of society in which services and service work (white-collar) rather than manufacturing and factory work (blue-collar) dominate the economy is known as
Pre-industrial society
Semi-industrial society
Post-industrial society
None of the above
7. Saskia Sassen is well-known for her analysis on
The global cities
Globalization
Financial city
World city
8. What is a marriage between social strata, where the women is a member of the upper stratum, designated as?
Hypogamy
Hypergamy
Exogamy
Endogamy
9. Bourdieu's concept of habitus is borrowed from
Sigmund Freud
Levi-Strauss
Marcel Mauss
Bronislaw Malinowski
10. For Foucault biopower is
Training the actions of the body
Power of biology
Power of body
Managing births, deaths, reproduction and illness
11. Intersectionality is
Interactions between people
Study of intersections between forms or systems of domination
Study of inequalities from a Marxist perspective
Study of power provided by Michele Foucault
12. Who wrote Power: a radical view
Karl Marx
Max Weber
Steven Lukes
Ralf Dahrendorf
13. Public sociology is
The participation of public in sociological practices
Commonsensical sociology
Study of everyday practices of society
A style of doing sociology outside academia
14. Who among the following explained Jajmani system as a question of power and exploitation?
W.H. Wiser
M.N. Srinivas
Beidelman
Katheleen Gough
15. Sociological theory of political elites is associated with
Gaetano Mosca
Herbert Spencer
Talcott Parsons
Emile Durkheim
16. Which of the following is an example of new social movements?
Women's movement
Ecology movement
Gay Rights movement
All the above
17. Pearson's correlation coefficient ranges from
to 0
0 to
to
None of the above
18. The'level of measurement that is used to describe the occupational status of respondents is
Nominal
Interval
Ordinal
Ratio
19. Which of the following does not refer to Mertonian norms of science'
Communism
Uniqueness
Originality
Disinterestedness
20. When data are collected from the same set of respondents at two different points of time is known as
Longitudinal study
Cross sectional study
Case study
None of the above
21. Berry and Rees are the authors of
Synthetic theory
Subcultural theory
Neo-Marxist theory
Classical Urban theory
22. The sector model was given by
Robert Park
Homer Hoyt
Chauncey Harris and Edward Ullman
R.J. Johnston
23. Which urban sociologist extended the ideas of Karl Marx to understand the development of the modern metropolis
Janet-Abu-Lughod
Louis Wirth
Manuel Castells
Max Weber
24. In 2011 the population of India was
124.15 crores
138.46 crores
93.78 crores
103.64 crores
25. Which one of the following is not a feature of bureaucracy in complex societies?
Employees are organized on the principle of hierarchy
Interpersonal relationship is valued
Work carried out as per the written rule
Recruitment based on competence
26. Which one of the following is opposite in meaning and spirit to the concept of cultural relativism?
Ethnocentrism
Ethnomethodology
Ethnostatistics
Ethnography
27. Sanskritization as an explanation for social change in India embodies
Cultural approach
Structural approach
Evolutionary approach
Ethnomethodological approach
28. A religion in which an animal, plant, or some object is held as sacred and from which the group claims its descent -is known as
Totemism
Symbolism
Spiritualism
Magical Realism
29. Match List-I (rules of restriction) with List -II (name of rule) and select the correct answer using the code given below the list:
List-I List-II
a. One should seek a spouse from outside 1. Pratiloma
b. Women of the higher caste cannot marry men of lower caste 2. Exogamy
c. One should marry only within one's caste group 3. Anuloma
d. The men of higher caste could marry women of lower caste 4. Endogamy
4 1 2 3
2 3 4 1
4 3 2 1
2 1 4 3
30. The Weberian model of social stratification has been used in the study of caste by
SC Dube
MN Srinivas
TN Madan
Andre Beteille
31. The social constructionist perspective is closest to
The interpretative school of thought
Middle range theory
Stucturation theory
Correlation theory
32. The book ICaste in its 20th Century Avatar' is edited by
Gopal guru'
Kancha lIaiah
MN Srinivas
Sujata Patel
33. Shrmila Rege is known for her contribution to
Urban transformation
Agrarian Sociology
Sociology of caste and gender
Organizational sociology
34. One of the following discussed the (cultural contradictions of capitalism' in his writings
John Dewey
Daniel Bell
George Herbert Mead
None of the above
35. The concept 'colonial mode of production' was propounded by
T. NagiReddy
Rajni Palme-Dutt
Jairus Banaji
None of the above
36. The phrase 'theoritical Brahmin and empirical Shudra' refers to
Sociology of social science research in India
Brahmins are idealists and Shudras are materialists
Brahmin is theory and Shudra is empirical fact
None of the above
37. 'Buddha and His Dharma' was written by
Kancha lIaiah
Vinoba Bhave
BR Ambedkar
None of the above
38. The relationship between two variables is said to be asymmetric
When the values of one variable are influenced by the other variable
When there is no relationship between two variables
When one variable is nominal and the other variable is ordinal
None of the above
39. Which of the following sentences is correct
Sampling error may be reduced by increasing the sample size
Sampling bias can be reduced by increasing the sample size
Sample size increases with the increase in the size of population
Sampling bias is more in probability sampling techniques
40. Which of the following is not a property of the Mean
It is the summary value of given data
It is sensitive to extreme cases
It divides the cases into two equal halves
Sum of deviation of scores from the Mean is always zero
1. Define Gramsci's concept of 'Hegemony' and analyse its significance for the difference between state and civil society.
2. Provide a conceptual framework explaining the increasing marginalization and dispossession in the current development process.
3. In ethnography, data collection methods are meant to capture the 'social meanings and ordinary activities' of people (informants) in 'naturally occurring settings' that are commonly referred to as 'the field'. Do you think MN Srinivas was able to accomplish this goal in his field work?
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