Sociology of the test with the answers 90 questions.

Sociology 90 test questions assessment 5.

Task 1

Question 1. The subject of sociology, according N.Smelzeru is:

1) a set of social relations and relations;

2) the social system;

3) type of modern society;

4) social behavior;

5) mental processes.

Question 2. Sociology as a science arises:

1) at the turn of 19-20 centuries;

2) in the 30 years of the 19th century;

3) in the second half of the 20th century;

4) in the 18th century;

5) in the 6th century BC

Question 3. Public relations are the least of the following is related:

1) economic factors;

2) chemical processes;

3) political relations;

4) cultural factors;

5) psychological factors.

Question 4. The most important task of applied sociology is:

1) conducting public opinion polls;

2) management of social processes;

3) identification of social laws;

4) the construction of mathematical models;

5) formulation of theoretical propositions.

Question 5. Sociological knowledge is different from the ordinary:

1) the use of special terminological apparatus;

2) corresponds to reality;

3) based on the facts;

4) rationale;

5) practical applicability.

Task 2 Question 1 separated from the Sociology:

1) Anthropology;

2) theology;

3) history;

4) economic theory;

5) philosophy.

Question 2. Social laws are manifested:

1) as a general;

2) as being necessary;

3) how the laws of nature;

4) as the laws of thought;

5) the laws, the trend of a specific people, under certain conditions.

Question 3. According to Comte, sociology is based on:


1) biology;

2) the economy;

3) culture;

4) policy;

5) psychology.

Question 4. society, by analogy with a living organism:

1) Marx;

2) F.Tennis;

3) H. Spencer;

4) Emile Durkheim;

5) Weber.

Question 5. What are the facts of social life, according to Durkheim, the forcing of the person, like natural:

1) Ideology;

2) policy;

3) art;

4) "collective representations";

5) "the spirit of capitalism."

Activity 3

Question 1. The Thinker, which considered the development of society as a succession of socio-economic formations:

1) Weber;

2) Durkheim;

3) G.Simmel;

4) Karl Marx;

5) F.Tennis.

Question 2. The main purpose of the sociology of Durkheim sees:

1) the knowledge of public relations and relations;

2) to explain the different types of social identity;

3) to develop a theory of a classless society;

4) to promote the integration of society;

5) promoting the fight against poverty.

Question 3. The emergence of capitalism was prepared Protestant ethic, according to:

1) G.Rikkertu;

2) G.Simmel;

3) Pareto;

4) M. Weber;

5) Comte.

Question 4. The main contribution to the sociology of Pareto is:

1) analysis of the "social facts";

2) construction of the system model of society that takes into account the uniqueness of public life;

3) study of social personality types;

4) development of a method to comprehend the meaning and significance of human action;

5) the opening of the "law of the three stages."

Question 5. "founding father" of sociology considered:

1) H. Spencer;

2) Emile Durkheim;

3) Comte;

4) Karl Marx;

5) Pareto.

Task 4

Question 1. Representative Russophil direction in Russian social thinking is:

1) Alexander Herzen;

2) KP Pobedonostsev;

3) D.I.Pisarev;

4) NGChernyshevsky;

5) Belinsky.

Question 2. N.A.Danilevsky first in the history of sociology formulated:

1) the doctrine of the progressive development of society;

2) the doctrine of the cyclical course of history;

3) the doctrine of a single line of development of world history;

4) the doctrine of cultural-historical types, extending the life cycle from birth to death;

5) The doctrine of socioeconomic formations.

Question 3. Russian thinker, who first introduced