Question 1

A society is a network of

Accepted Answer

A) inter-personal relationship 
B) social attitude 
C) socio-political relationship 
D) religions-cultural attitudes 
A) inter-personal relationship 
B) social attitude 
C) socio-political relationship 
D) religions-cultural attitudes A

Question 2

"Education and society are two mutually supporting systems, interconnected, that one cannot thrive in the absence of the other." What is the reason?

Accepted Answer

A) Education sustains society, preserves culture,ushers in new one and inculcates values 
B) Education helps to do away with social divisions and produces leaders for governance 
C) Education makes people employable 
D) Education modernizes and makes society civilized 
A) Education sustains society, preserves culture,ushers in new one and inculcates values 
B) Education helps to do away with social divisions and produces leaders for governance 
C) Education makes people employable 
D) Education modernizes and makes society civilized A

Question 3

The study of human society involves the study of

Accepted Answer

A) man 
B) mind 
C) environment 
D) heredity 
A) man 
B) mind 
C) environment 
D) heredity A

Question 4

Human nature develop in man as a

Accepted Answer

A) member of a religion 
B) citizen of a state 
C) member if an organization 
D) member of a society 
A) member of a religion 
B) citizen of a state 
C) member if an organization 
D) member of a society

Question 5

Educational Sociology tries to search for suitable solution for problems related to education and

Accepted Answer

A) politics 
B) economics 
C) society 
D) religion 
A) politics 
B) economics 
C) society 
D) religion

Question 6

Man's behaviour in society is determined mainly by two forces, namely

Accepted Answer

A) formal and informal 
B) natural and unnatural 
C) physical and social 
D) psychological and philosophical 
A) formal and informal 
B) natural and unnatural 
C) physical and social 
D) psychological and philosophical

Question 7

The fundamental unit of human society is known as

Accepted Answer

A) social group 
B) tribal group 
C) individual 
D) family 
A) social group 
B) tribal group 
C) individual 
D) family

Question 8

Human nature develops in man as a

Accepted Answer

A) member of a religion 
B) citizen of a state 
C) member of an organization 
D) member of a society 
A) member of a religion 
B) citizen of a state 
C) member of an organization 
D) member of a society

Question 9

A society is a network of

Accepted Answer

A) social attitudes 
B) socio-political relationships 
C) religions-cultural attitudes 
D) inter-personal relationships 
A) social attitudes 
B) socio-political relationships 
C) religions-cultural attitudes 
D) inter-personal relationships

Question 10

High degree of inter-dependence between education and the rest of the society is very much emphasized, not because of

Accepted Answer

A) increasing number of students, requiring increasing financial support 
B) dramatic changes in the role of the government in educational matters 
C) man's social nature 
D) social nature of education 
A) increasing number of students, requiring increasing financial support 
B) dramatic changes in the role of the government in educational matters 
C) man's social nature 
D) social nature of education

Question 11

Function of educational structure is

Accepted Answer

A) replacement of population 
B) socialization of new population 
C) maintenance of a sense of purpose 
D) system maintenance 
A) replacement of population 
B) socialization of new population 
C) maintenance of a sense of purpose 
D) system maintenance

Question 12

All human beings have to interact with other human beings in order to

Accepted Answer

A) survive 
B) gossip 
C) quarrel 
D) compete 
A) survive 
B) gossip 
C) quarrel 
D) compete

Question 13

The most important characteristic of a society is

Accepted Answer

A) inter-communication 
B) mutual influence 
C) interpersonal relationship 
D) individual approach 
A) inter-communication 
B) mutual influence 
C) interpersonal relationship 
D) individual approach

Question 14

Individual and society are considered as

Accepted Answer

A) interdependent 
B) contradicting 
C) complementary 
D) supplementary 
A) interdependent 
B) contradicting 
C) complementary 
D) supplementary

Question 15

The educational institution is a

Accepted Answer

A) community 
B) family 
C) social institution 
D) organization 
A) community 
B) family 
C) social institution 
D) organization

Question 16

The schools help the people to

Accepted Answer

A) assimilate culture 
B) ignore culture 
C) protest against culture 
D) enjoy culture 
A) assimilate culture 
B) ignore culture 
C) protest against culture 
D) enjoy culture

Question 17

Education provided to the child by the schools is

Accepted Answer

A) formal 
B) informal 
C) traditional 
D) highly standardized 
A) formal 
B) informal 
C) traditional 
D) highly standardized

Question 18

Both nature and necessity compel man to live in

Accepted Answer

A) forest 
B) society 
C) church 
D) college 
A) forest 
B) society 
C) church 
D) college

Question 19

It is implied in the 'social nature' of the education that it

Accepted Answer

A) ensures desirable socialization of the child 
B) ensures the development of child's potentialities 
C) educates the child for citizenship 
D) enables the individual to find a job himself 
A) ensures desirable socialization of the child 
B) ensures the development of child's potentialities 
C) educates the child for citizenship 
D) enables the individual to find a job himself

Question 20

The individual and society are considered as

Accepted Answer

A) supplementary 
B) interdependent 
C) complimentary 
D) contradictory 
A) supplementary 
B) interdependent 
C) complimentary 
D) contradictory

A society is a network of

"Education and society are two mutually supporting systems, interconnected, that one cannot thrive in the absence of the other." What is the reason?

The study of human society involves the study of

Human nature develop in man as a

Educational Sociology tries to search for suitable solution for problems related to education and

Man's behaviour in society is determined mainly by two forces, namely

The fundamental unit of human society is known as

Human nature develops in man as a

A society is a network of

High degree of inter-dependence between education and the rest of the society is very much emphasized, not because of

Function of educational structure is

All human beings have to interact with other human beings in order to

The most important characteristic of a society is

Individual and society are considered as

The educational institution is a

The schools help the people to

Education provided to the child by the schools is

Both nature and necessity compel man to live in

It is implied in the 'social nature' of the education that it

The individual and society are considered as

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

Philosophy and Sociology of Education

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 8: Society and Education: Interconnected Systems and Relationships

A society is a network of

"Education and society are two mutually supporting systems, interconnected, that one cannot thrive in the absence of the other." What is the reason?

The study of human society involves the study of

Human nature develop in man as a

Educational Sociology tries to search for suitable solution for problems related to education and

Man's behaviour in society is determined mainly by two forces, namely

The fundamental unit of human society is known as

Human nature develops in man as a

A society is a network of

High degree of inter-dependence between education and the rest of the society is very much emphasized, not because of

Function of educational structure is

All human beings have to interact with other human beings in order to

The most important characteristic of a society is

Individual and society are considered as

The educational institution is a

The schools help the people to

Education provided to the child by the schools is

Both nature and necessity compel man to live in

It is implied in the 'social nature' of the education that it

The individual and society are considered as

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

Philosophy and Sociology of Education

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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