Which of the following element make e-waste hazardous in nature: Lead The monsoon crops in India which requires lot of water is called: Kharif crops Indian agriculture is typically characterised as: land scarce, labour surplus economy Sociolistic idea of development are based on which of the following ideas: Capital is exploitive in nature Which among … Read more
Which among the following is not a disadvantage of exchange: Necessary barter of commodities The dimension of e-commerce that enables commerce across national boundaries is called: Global reach Which among the following did not supported free market: Karl Marx Migrants from rural to urban areas seem to adjust to city life more smoothly if they: … Read more
The Family in which spouses, their off spring and other relatives through marriage, live together, is called as: Conjugal family Who has written the book ‘Social structure’: Murdock Which among the following describes correctly the changed position of woman in a modern family: Woman becoming head of the family Gender is a: Social concept Which … Read more
Democratic system, Black money, socio-economic modernisation are causes of: Corruption Which of the following statements is correct: Men are denied opportunities to play expressive roles Mark out the correct sequence of perspective on gender and development in India: Welfare, Development, Empowerment Chipko Movement was in which area of India: Himalayan region A type of society … Read more
Who has written the book “Rural Profiles”: D. N. Majumdar Who among the following has regarded the onset of urbanism as one of the blessings of capitalism: Karl Marx In rural areas, there are complex relationships between caste and: Class Who was authorised to take of surplus land above the ceiling limit: The state The … Read more
Class structure first developed in: Agricultural society According to Weber, class forms: Only one of the possible bases of power In post-Independence India the state was committed to the abolition of: Caste Which one of the following was not the characteristic of merchant guilds: These ensured that activities of the guilds were confined to the … Read more
Central to Durkheim’s functionalism was a distinction between which forms of social organisation: Normal and pathological Who defined religion in terms of a distinction between the sacred and the profane: E. Durkheim Malinowski is best known for emphasising the importance of which one of the following: Ethnography Which of these terms do Ethnomethodologists use in … Read more
Culture and Symbolic Transformation in Sociology Question and answers focusing on how cultural symbols, language, and practices shape social identity, behaviors, and relationships. Understand how cultural meanings evolve over time and influence societal change, norms, and values. Culture and Symbolic Transformation in Sociology The religious organisation Arya Samaj was established by: Swami Dayananda Saraswati Which … Read more
Explore the role of science and technology in sociology, examining how advancements shape society, social interactions, and cultural norms.
Understand key concepts like the division of labor, urbanization, and social change, and examine their impact on class, gender, and economic systems. The process of government to sell its share in several public sector companies is known as: Disinvestment In developed regions less than . . . . . . . . are engaged in … Read more
Under . . . . . . . . Governor of a state has been given special powers in relation to scheduled tribes: Fifth schedule Under which Article of the constitution has untouchability been abolished: Art. 17 Which Article of the constitution defines scheduled castes and scheduled tribes: Art. 366 In India which of the … Read more
The difference between an “in group” and “outgroup” is: That of degree Dominance of . . . . . . . . relation characterize secondary group: Contractual Which of the following does not hold true of the crowd: There is definite motive of the crowd . . . . . is referred to as a … Read more
The tendency to see one’s own ideas, beliefs and practices superior to that of others is called: Ethno-centrism The assumption that every culture needs to be evaluated on its own terms, is the converse of: Ethnocentrism Who of the following is very much associated with Group Mind Theory about the origin of the state: Hegel … Read more