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Comprehensive Mock test on Sociology, covering social structures, theories, cultural dynamics, and their real-world applications.
Duration
30 min
Questions
30
Marking
Negative
What is a Social Institution?
Which of the following is NOT a feature of Social Institutions?
Kinship based on blood relations is called:
Which kinship is formed by marriage?
Patrilineal descent means:
Which kinship usage involves avoidance of interaction?
Which term describes joking between specific relatives?
What is teknonymy?
In which residence pattern do couples live with the maternal uncle?
The family into which one is born is called:
Which type of family includes parents and their children only?
Who gave the definition of family with its features?
Which family is headed by the mother?
Amitate is a kinship usage related to:
Which of the following is a function of marriage?
Which type of family includes relatives from more than two generations?
Which residence pattern is followed after marriage with the husband’s parents?
What is the term for the practice where the father holds primary authority in the family?
A family formed through marriage is called a:
Couvade is a kinship usage in which:
Primary kinship refers to:
The disintegration of the joint family system is a:
Classificatory kinship terms are based on:
Which type of change refers to a shift in family roles and functions?
The small family norm promotes:
Descriptive kinship terms refer to:
Kinship that is both affinal and consanguineous is called:
The term 'neolocal' means:
Which of the following is NOT a type of descent?
Which factor is NOT responsible for family changes?