Question 1

One important example of a primary group is

Accepted Answer

A) political party 
B) family 
C) church 
D) YMA 
A) political party 
B) family 
C) church 
D) YMA B

Question 2

Application of principles of sociology to education in known as

Accepted Answer

A) Educational Sociology 
B) Sociology of Education 
C) Social foundation of Education 
D) Social Science of Education 
A) Educational Sociology 
B) Sociology of Education 
C) Social foundation of Education 
D) Social Science of Education A

Question 3

Which school of philosophy advocates Project method of teaching?

Accepted Answer

A) Realism 
B) Pragmatism 
C) Idealism 
D) Naturalism 
A) Realism 
B) Pragmatism 
C) Idealism 
D) Naturalism B

Question 4

The Word 'Socius' means

Accepted Answer

A) Associate or Companion 
B) Member of Society 
C) Member of an Association 
D) None of the above 
A) Associate or Companion 
B) Member of Society 
C) Member of an Association 
D) None of the above

Question 5

Which school of philosophy believes in practical and utilitarian philosophy?

Accepted Answer

A) Idealism 
B) Pragmatism 
C) Naturalism 
D) Realism 
A) Idealism 
B) Pragmatism 
C) Naturalism 
D) Realism

Question 6

The term Sociology is coined in the year

Accepted Answer

A) 1798 
B) 1829 
C) 1838 
D) 1818 
A) 1798 
B) 1829 
C) 1838 
D) 1818

Question 7

Who is regarded as the Father of Educational Sociology.

Accepted Answer

A) George Payne 
B) Brown 
C) Emily Durkhein 
D) Ottaway 
A) George Payne 
B) Brown 
C) Emily Durkhein 
D) Ottaway

Question 8

Sociology is the Science of

Accepted Answer

A) Associations 
B) Society 
C) Customs 
D) Co-operations 
A) Associations 
B) Society 
C) Customs 
D) Co-operations

Question 9

The act of adopting oneself, and one's behaviour, to the conditions and requirement of the community in which one lives is called social-

Accepted Answer

A) adaptation 
B) adjustment 
C) behaviour 
D) dynamic 
A) adaptation 
B) adjustment 
C) behaviour 
D) dynamic

Question 10

Project method of teaching is an outstanding contribution of

Accepted Answer

A) Realism 
B) Naturalism 
C) Pragmatism 
D) Idealism 
A) Realism 
B) Naturalism 
C) Pragmatism 
D) Idealism

Question 11

Indian Society can be divided into various levels of people. Which of the following is not one of these?

Accepted Answer

A) Upper class 
B) Hindus 
C) Middle class 
D) Lower class 
A) Upper class 
B) Hindus 
C) Middle class 
D) Lower class

Question 12

Educational Sociology deals with which aspect of education

Accepted Answer

A) Social 
B) Political 
C) Economic 
D) Psychological 
A) Social 
B) Political 
C) Economic 
D) Psychological

Question 13

A Frenchman is considered to be the father of Sociology.

Accepted Answer

A) Emile Durkhein 
B) Kingsley Davis 
C) Auguste Comte 
D) George Payne 
A) Emile Durkhein 
B) Kingsley Davis 
C) Auguste Comte 
D) George Payne

Question 14

The literacy percentage of Mizoram in the last census (2011) was

Accepted Answer

A) 91.85 
B) 95.51 
C) 99.11 
D) 98.76 
A) 91.85 
B) 95.51 
C) 99.11 
D) 98.76

Question 15

Who is generally recognised as the father of Realism philosophy?

Accepted Answer

A) Plato 
B) John Locke 
C) Russell 
D) Aristotle 
A) Plato 
B) John Locke 
C) Russell 
D) Aristotle

Question 16

''Education Sociology is the interaction of the Individual and his Cultural Environment". This was stated by

Accepted Answer

A) Brown 
B) Carter 
C) Ottaway 
D) George Payne 
A) Brown 
B) Carter 
C) Ottaway 
D) George Payne

Question 17

Sociology is the study of

Accepted Answer

A) Human being 
B) Customs 
C) Values 
D) Society 
A) Human being 
B) Customs 
C) Values 
D) Society

Question 18

Gandhi's Scheme of _________________ was an expression of his philosophy to make education self-supporting.

Accepted Answer

A) Child-centred education 
B) Craft-centred education 
C) Non-violence 
D) Basic education. 
A) Child-centred education 
B) Craft-centred education 
C) Non-violence 
D) Basic education.

Question 19

Gandhi's scheme of Basic education was an expression of his philosophy to make education

Accepted Answer

A) Craft-centred 
B) Experienced-centred 
C) Self-supporting 
D) Self-learning 
A) Craft-centred 
B) Experienced-centred 
C) Self-supporting 
D) Self-learning

Question 20

What method of teaching is advocated by Pragmatism?

Accepted Answer

A) Psychological method 
B) Provision of real-life situation 
C) Imitation 
D) Learning by doing 
A) Psychological method 
B) Provision of real-life situation 
C) Imitation 
D) Learning by doing

One important example of a primary group is

Application of principles of sociology to education in known as

Which school of philosophy advocates Project method of teaching?

The Word 'Socius' means

Which school of philosophy believes in practical and utilitarian philosophy?

The term Sociology is coined in the year

Who is regarded as the Father of Educational Sociology.

Sociology is the Science of

The act of adopting oneself, and one's behaviour, to the conditions and requirement of the community in which one lives is called social-

Project method of teaching is an outstanding contribution of

Indian Society can be divided into various levels of people. Which of the following is not one of these?

Educational Sociology deals with which aspect of education

A Frenchman is considered to be the father of Sociology.

The literacy percentage of Mizoram in the last census (2011) was

Who is generally recognised as the father of Realism philosophy?

''Education Sociology is the interaction of the Individual and his Cultural Environment". This was stated by

Sociology is the study of

Gandhi's Scheme of _________________ was an expression of his philosophy to make education self-supporting.

Gandhi's scheme of Basic education was an expression of his philosophy to make education

What method of teaching is advocated by Pragmatism?

Role of Philosophy in Education

Philosophy and Education Fundamentals

Authors and Philosophers in Education

Philosophy and Education: Ideals and Principles

Philosophy of Education: Realism, Pragmatism, and Idealism

Philosophical Schools and Their Educational Ideologies

Society and Education: Interconnected Systems and Relationships

Society and Its Impact on Education

Sociological Perspectives on Education and Society

Culture, Social Groups, and Social Change

Social Change and Culture: Agents, Causes, and Effects

Understanding Group Dynamics and Social Development

Education and Equality: Examining Discrimination, Opportunities, and Policies

Equality of Educational Opportunities and Empowerment of Marginalized Communities

Education, Literacy, and Equality: Issues and Initiatives

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Exam 7: Philosophy and Sociology of Education

One important example of a primary group is

Application of principles of sociology to education in known as

Which school of philosophy advocates Project method of teaching?

The Word 'Socius' means

Which school of philosophy believes in practical and utilitarian philosophy?

The term Sociology is coined in the year

Who is regarded as the Father of Educational Sociology.

Sociology is the Science of

The act of adopting oneself, and one's behaviour, to the conditions and requirement of the community in which one lives is called social-

Project method of teaching is an outstanding contribution of

Indian Society can be divided into various levels of people. Which of the following is not one of these?

Educational Sociology deals with which aspect of education

A Frenchman is considered to be the father of Sociology.

The literacy percentage of Mizoram in the last census (2011) was

Who is generally recognised as the father of Realism philosophy?

''Education Sociology is the interaction of the Individual and his Cultural Environment". This was stated by

Sociology is the study of

Gandhi's Scheme of _________________ was an expression of his philosophy to make education self-supporting.

Gandhi's scheme of Basic education was an expression of his philosophy to make education

What method of teaching is advocated by Pragmatism?

Role of Philosophy in Education

Philosophy and Education Fundamentals

Authors and Philosophers in Education

Philosophy and Education: Ideals and Principles

Philosophy of Education: Realism, Pragmatism, and Idealism

Philosophical Schools and Their Educational Ideologies

Society and Education: Interconnected Systems and Relationships

Society and Its Impact on Education

Sociological Perspectives on Education and Society

Culture, Social Groups, and Social Change

Social Change and Culture: Agents, Causes, and Effects

Understanding Group Dynamics and Social Development

Education and Equality: Examining Discrimination, Opportunities, and Policies

Equality of Educational Opportunities and Empowerment of Marginalized Communities

Education, Literacy, and Equality: Issues and Initiatives

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