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1. Factors employed in specialization that encourages equitability is

2. The least complex class of society is

3.  Example of a Maintaining/Sustaining institution is

4. Natural destruction leads to ---- destruction?

5. Factors employed in specialization that ensures the competence of employes is

6. Humans are able to harness and control the forces of nature through?

7. The two broad subdivisions in forms of marriage are monogamy and?

8. The process of acquiring and using power, and government is the ultimate source of legitimate power in society is?

9.  is brought about by a third party whose resolution of the conflict is accepted by the contending parties?

10. The economic system that believed that every man is entitled to the necessity of life is

11. is brought about by a third party whose resolution of the conflict is accepted by the contending parties?

12. Society is classified by social organization into?

13. As individuals, we worry --- about collective survival?

14. The -- is described as having �??collective mind�?� and a psychic unity which change the normal behaviour of people into half-conscious?

15. The economic system that believed that individuals should think and labour for his country as whole is

16. A temporary agreement to cease active conflict for some period of time is?

17. In which organisation does members know themselves

18. The social scientist who believed that sociology must take and digest all data studied is

19. The primary characteristic exhibited by a social institution is ____,

20.  Auguste Comte conceived the word Sociology in?

21. The organization with upper limit of 50,000 members is

22. Example of a Producing/Distributing institution is

23. Economy, marriage and religion are --- institutions?

24. Banks, stock exchange, joint stock companies and courts are -- institutions?

25. As individuals, we worry --- about collective survival

26. Sociology shares more from the following subjects except __,

27. The organization with upper limit of 50,000 members is

28. Preoccupation with rules and regulations as bureaucratic problem is reffered to as

29. Banks, stock exchange, joint stock companies and courts are -- institutions?

30. What premise is the preoccupation with the welfare of the collectivity, with the whole society, rather than with the individual?

31. The obvious function of education include this

32. The following are characteristics of formal organization except

33. What is absolute if only one of the contending parties can win?

34. The following are characteristics of A mass except _____,

35. The -- is the largest social group?

36.  Society is important for the -- of man?

37. The Agrarian society was reached around year _______,

38. The famous phrase of Auguste Comte is ____,

39. The study of a society on a highly generalized or abstract level is done by the

40. A common feature of religion is

41. Which level of sociological analysis is involved in student-lecturer interaction

42. The terminal stage of social movement development is _,

43. The function of religion include the following except

44. The organization where key members can directly interact with all others is

45. Human survival can only be accomplished if human beings act?

46. The institution that develops as a consequence of the need to maintain social order in the society is?

47. The simplest and largest class of society is?

48. The organization with upper limit of 1,000 people is

49. A process in which individuals or groups work together to perform a task or to reach a commonly valued goal is called?

50. The intellectual discipline concerned with developing knowledge about human