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Froggy Jumps Three Theories QuizOnline version Sociology theories mix by Sukriti.R.G Loll 1 What is the core idea of functionalism in sociology? a Society is shaped solely by individual choices. b Society is defined by economic class conflict. c Society functions as a system of interdependent parts that promote stability. 2 Who is most associated with functionalism in sociology? a Herbert Spencer b Emile Durkheim c Karl Marx 3 Which concept is central to functionalism? a Class conflict drives history b Power struggles determine outcomes c Social institutions maintain order and cohesion 4 What is a common Marxist critique of functionalism? a It overemphasizes economic determinism b It overlooks conflict and the exploitation inherent in capitalism c It ignores the role of institutions 5 Which key idea is associated with Marxism? a Historical materialism and class struggle organize society b Spiritual rationalization of norms c Cultural relativism as a guide 6 In Marxist theory, what shapes social order? a Religious beliefs b Individual moral virtues c Economic structure and class relations 7 What does feminism primarily critique in society? a Meritocracy and equality of opportunity b Global capitalism only c Patriarchy and gender-based power imbalances 8 Which wave is often linked to mainstream feminist critique of patriarchy? a Marist economic theory b First through contemporary waves addressing rights and equality c Functionalist equilibrium 9 How can Marxism and feminism interact in analysis? a Feminism rejects class analysis b Feminist marxism links gender oppression to capitalist relations c They oppose economic analysis entirely 10 Which statement best contrasts functionalism with feminism? a Functionalism emphasizes stability; feminism focuses on power and equality b Functionalism rejects institutions; feminism supports them c Feminism ignores social roles; functionalism centers on power

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Three Theories QuizOnline version

Sociology theories mix

by Sukriti.R.G Loll

What is the core idea of functionalism in sociology?

Society is shaped solely by individual choices.

Society is defined by economic class conflict.

Society functions as a system of interdependent parts that promote stability.

Who is most associated with functionalism in sociology?

Herbert Spencer

Emile Durkheim

Karl Marx

Which concept is central to functionalism?

Class conflict drives history

Power struggles determine outcomes

Social institutions maintain order and cohesion

What is a common Marxist critique of functionalism?

It overemphasizes economic determinism

It overlooks conflict and the exploitation inherent in capitalism

It ignores the role of institutions

Which key idea is associated with Marxism?

Historical materialism and class struggle organize society

Spiritual rationalization of norms

Cultural relativism as a guide

In Marxist theory, what shapes social order?

Religious beliefs

Individual moral virtues

Economic structure and class relations

What does feminism primarily critique in society?

Meritocracy and equality of opportunity

Global capitalism only

Patriarchy and gender-based power imbalances

Which wave is often linked to mainstream feminist critique of patriarchy?

Marist economic theory

First through contemporary waves addressing rights and equality

Functionalist equilibrium

How can Marxism and feminism interact in analysis?

Feminism rejects class analysis

Feminist marxism links gender oppression to capitalist relations

They oppose economic analysis entirely

Which statement best contrasts functionalism with feminism?

Functionalism emphasizes stability; feminism focuses on power and equality

Functionalism rejects institutions; feminism supports them

Feminism ignores social roles; functionalism centers on power

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What is the core idea of functionalism in sociology?

Who is most associated with functionalism in sociology?

Which concept is central to functionalism?

What is a common Marxist critique of functionalism?

Which key idea is associated with Marxism?

In Marxist theory, what shapes social order?

What does feminism primarily critique in society?

Which wave is often linked to mainstream feminist critique of patriarchy?

How can Marxism and feminism interact in analysis?

Which statement best contrasts functionalism with feminism?

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