A-level Sociology Quiz

Question

Explain what is meant by ‘Global Culture’.

Answer 1

People in different countries sharing the same norms/values/attitudes/products.

Answer 2

People in different countries liking the same type of music, movie, book, fast-food restaurant.

Answer 3

People in different countries having the same ethnicity/colour.

Answer 4

Something traditional and authentic.

Answer 5

Something exiting and mainstream.

Answer 6

Something necessary and associated with pre-industrial societies.

Answer 7

A pseudo-family made up of non-blood related people in the aftermath of a nuclear event.

Answer 8

A parent and children.

Answer 9

A family known for having aggressive members.

Answer 10

A set of values and beliefs centered on preferring to live on welfare benefits.

Answer 11

A set of values and beliefs centered on relying on acts of God.

Answer 12

A set of values and beliefs centered on using narcotics to function.

Answer 13

Supplies criminals to the underworld and increases religious membership.

Answer 14

Provides a mechanism of social control and keeps wages down.

Answer 15

Reduces the victims of fraudsters and teaches people to be careful with their money.

Answer 16

Better knowledge of hygiene/child health issues and better nutrition.

Answer 17

Super babies and stronger immune system.

Answer 18

Radiation neutralizing bacteria and improved medical knowledge.

Answer 19

Financial resources, physical demands of work.

Answer 20

Height, hair colour.

Answer 21

Car speed, penmanship.

Answer 22

A family with a mattress as the head of family.

Answer 23

A family with a mother as the head of family.

Answer 24

A family with a father as the head of the family.

Answer 25

Treating childbirth as an illness.

Answer 26

Treating childbirth as medicine, helping women get over depression.

Answer 27

Treating childbirth as a medical condition.

Answer 28

Defining sociological concepts in such a way that they can be operated.

Answer 29

Defining sociological concepts in such a way that they can be studied.

Answer 30

Acting on social concepts you come up with.

Answer 31

A group that have their own norms and values that differ from mainstream society.

Answer 32

A group that have their own norms and values that revolve around the fast food chain Subway.

Answer 33

A group that constantly substitutes their own norms and values with that of different cultures.

Answer 34

When a person is being burdened by more than one person.

Answer 35

A person has paid work but is also responsible for domestic labour.

Answer 36

A person who does work equivalent to that of two people.

Answer 37

A system in which rewards are based on achievement/ability or similar.

Answer 38

A system in which rewards are based on wealth/ancestry or something similar.

Answer 39

A system in which rewards are based on ethnicity/religion or something similar.

Answer 40

Deceiving research subjects, lack of informed consent from research subjects.

Answer 41

Workers becoming hostile once cover is blown, attacking observer. Observer not being able to handle what he sees.

Answer 42

Observer defecting to the research subjects, revealing observation. Not reliable.

Answer 43

Different levels of mental development, different physical capabilities.

Answer 44

Different levels of income, social expectations.

Answer 45

Different emotions, different childhood.

Answer 46

Wealth is a stock of assets. Income is the amount of money one receives on a regular basis.

Answer 47

Wealth is the amount of money you earn. Income is the amount of money made in a lifetime.

Answer 48

Wealth is the total amount of an individual's spending power. Income is the money a person has accumulated in their lifetime.

Answer 49

A belief in the literal truth of texts, resistance to change, a detestation of modernity.

Answer 50

A belief that theirs is the only true vision of the world, tolerance, can adapt to changes in society.

Answer 51

Belief in the face of a smiling God, extraterrestrials, and a reliance on guardians of tradition.

Answer 52

The difference between the numbers emigrating and those immigrating.

Answer 53

The number of people emigrating being more than that of people immigrating.

Answer 54

The number of people immigrating being more than the number of people emigrating.

Answer 55

Data that sociologists gather for themselves/for their own purposes.

Answer 56

Data acquired by sociologists from documents.

Answer 57

A conclusion made by sociologists after observing a research subject.

Answer 58

Relating to a career or specific work roles.

Answer 59

Relating to social roles during vacation.

Answer 60

Relating to a professional career.

Answer 61

Position in society.

Answer 62

A video game character's various stats and current state of health.

Answer 63

The current state of a person or thing.

Answer 64

Are independent, can play sports well.

Answer 65

Seen as dependent, non-sexual.

Answer 66

Other senses enhanced, contributes to society.

Answer 67

History, religion, language.

Answer 68

Skill, strength, intelligence.

Answer 69

Geographical origin, experience, knowledge.

Answer 70

Having several long term partners in the course of one's life.

Answer 71

Having a lot of different partners while in a relationship.

Answer 72

A relationship between 2 people.

Answer 73

A list of items, with the lack of some being an indication of poverty.

Answer 74

A list of attributes, the lack of some indicating moral corruption.

Answer 75

A list of beliefs, a lack of some or all indicating that a person is an atheist, or agnostic.

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