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Return to Social Problems: A Canadian Perspective 6e Student Resources
Chapter 12 Practice Quiz
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Which sociologist wrote
The Communist Manifesto
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Karl Marx
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Talcott Parsons
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Emile Durkheim
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Pierre Bourdieu
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Auguste Comte
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When did socialism begin to flourish?
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16
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17
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18
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19
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Which is true about socialism?
Favors private ownership of the means of production
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Favors more alienation if it means greater profits.
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Favors public ownership of the means of production
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Lower taxes and greater free market control
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Less government intervention and letting the free hand of the market work for itself.
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Which economic system supports the idea of individuals or corporate groups owning the means of production and distribution?
Socialism
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Communism
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Neo-liberalism
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Capitalism
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Liberalism
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How did people work in pre-industrial society?
In factories
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In corporate companies
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Primarily in agricultural settings
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In finance
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In publishing companies
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Who invented the assembly line?
Nikola Tesla
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Edsel Ford
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Henry Ford
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Albert Einstein
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John D. Rockefeller
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The ideal bureaucracy is a spruce tree because:
It branches out, with the hierarchy narrowing toward the top.
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At the bottom of the hierarchy, many people must carry out orders from above.
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Workers report work-related information to their superior.
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At the top of the hierarchy, only a few people get to issue orders to their subordinates.
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All the above.
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Which of the following is not a symbolic interactionist interpretation of work?
Socialization and labelling shape the content and opinion of different job
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Patriarchy continues in the workforce.
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Meanings are found in work and unemployment.
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Work provides a major part of our identity.
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All of these are true for symbolic interactionists.
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Stereotypes persist of women as _______and _________.
Rational; emotional.
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Nurturing; emotional.
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Dominant; rational.
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Nurturing; rational.
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All of these are true.
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Alienation produces many feelings, which of following is not one of them?
Powerlessness.
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Joyfulness.
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Normlessness (anomie).
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Estrangement and social isolation in society.
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Meaninglessness.
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The industrial revolution and agricultural revolution were the primary catalysts to a transformation in the way work was done.
True.
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False
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As the manufacturing process became more complex, jobs became more specialized.
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False
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Bad jobs can be not only alienating, frustrating, and disappointing: they can also be dangerous to life and limb.
True.
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False.
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Fewer people in the Global South now work on assembly lines, having been replaced by smart machines.
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False.
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Computerized machines don't demand an income, never go on strike, never become tired or bored by their work, and can work around the clock.
True.
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False.
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Bureaucracies are small, simple organizations that employ specialized workers.
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False.
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The structural functionalist perspective asks, as always, who gains the advantage from a system of work?
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False.
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Women are under-represented in the lower end of the occupational marketplace, where dead-end or part-time work dominates.
True.
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False.
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Employees want remote work, technological advances continue to make it easier, and companies that forbid it are likely to find themselves at a disadvantage.
True.
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False.
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Men are overrepresented among the poor people of the entire world, a fact referred to as the masculinization of poverty.
True.
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False.
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