Q1 Rural infrastructures are provided in the rural areas except through government agencies. “True” or “False”
Q2 The type of social change that is evident on roads, processing,
storage and distribution of economic goods is referred to as __--
Q3 refers to the accumulated knowledge, techniques and trait in a culture
Q4 __-- is the application of scientific knowledge to the solution of specific task
Q5 The recombination of existing cultural traits to fashion new things
and the rate at which this takes place is directly related to the
existing cultural base is known as _--
Q6 The sharing with others of a perception of fact, object or
relationship which has always existed but was not known is known as _---
Q7 Social changes are brought about mainly through invention, diffusion and _--
Q8 Resistance to change and space and time are characteristics of social change. “True” or “False”
Q9 The changes in knowledge, skill and attitude of people as a result
of their exposures to educational experiences are attributed to _--- change
Q10 The type of social change that is evident in transport, communication, health and education is called _---
Q11 Political, behavioural and cultural are examples __--
Q12 _-- is the process by which alterations occur in the structure of and functions of a social system
Q13 The content of the message should be directed to the needs of the target audience and the initiator or source
Q14 Communication should start with all the audience expressing their needs and wishes. “True” or “False”
Q15 The type of communication between a person and others who may not be physically seen or present is referred to as
Q16 The type of communication that allows the flow of information
between two or more people usually in a face-to-face manner or by
telephone or letter is known as __---
Q17 The type of communication that exist when only one person is
involved, feeding himself/herself information and responding within
himself/herself is called _---
Q18 The information flow between a source and receiver pair perceived to belong to the same tier in a hierarchy is known as
Q19 The type of communication that attains a more important level of
change in knowledge, attitudes and skills of the pairs, given that the
gap in differentiating variables between the pair is wide and there is
much to learn of both parties is referred to as _-
Q20 The flow of information between a hierarchically perceived source and a receiver id referred to as __--
Q21 Lack of proper use of local leaders to assist improved technological delivery is a major problem of ..
Q22 The strategy that is not very easy for one person to be
effectively trained in all sectors of rural development is referred to
as
Q23 The strategies
adopted for rural development by many developing countries are community
development, agricultural extension and _---
Q24 Improved distribution between rural and urban areas to bridge or
narrow the difference between the two parts of the society is a major
role of Rural Development. “True” or “False”
Q25 is when contending parties agree to disagree knowing that neither of them can or should withdraw
Q26 _--- is a conscious attempt to share information and ideas with others
Q27 The psycho – social situation that arises when people perform
mutual actions and reactions upon one another is referred to as __-
Q28
is the aggregate of social, ethical, intellectual, artistic,
governmental and attainments of a community and by which it can be
distinguished from one another
Q29 _- are nurtured and cherished by the people in the development of their common ideals, objectives, attitudes and values
Q30
__-- is an aggregation of females habitually living together within a
definite geographical location, more or less rooted on the soil they
occupy
Q31 The stage in rural development where necessary modifications are made is described as __-
Q32 The stage that depends widely based on initial information collected about a community is known as __--
Q33 The stage where the plan is followed with concrete action in Rural Development is known as
Q34 The stage of rural development where the change agent obtain
reliable and valid information about the community and where the project
is to be implemented and the neigbhouring communities is called .
Q35 The strategy combines the development of the various sectors of
the rural society including educational, agricultural, health,
nutrition, rural electrification, rural water supply and cooperatives
simultaneously is referred to as
Q36 is the type of rural development approach that develops all sectors in a given area simultaneously
Q37 The three types of rural development are identified as sectoral. Holistic and
Q38
_-- passes the results of research on how to solve the problems of
agriculture to farmers and encourages the application of these as well
as other improved technical knowledge in agriculture to farmers
Q39 The person that is trained in many aspects of community life such
as health, agriculture, education and cooperative and is stationed at
the local level where he works with rural people is known as
Q40
_- is aimed at using the rural people to develop themselves through
self – help initiative and motivation with minimum assistance from
government
Q41 The acquisition of new cultural
traits by individuals or groups and the use of these in their new
patterns of living are referred to as ..
Q42
_-- is the process by which people of diverse cultural and racial
origins achieve enough social solidarity in the same geographical
territory to maintain a nation
Q43 _--- refers to changes in culture arising from constant contact with other cultures
Q44
_-- is the process by which people of diverse cultural and racial
origins achieve enough social solidarity in the same geographical
territory to maintain a nation
Q45 The
adjustment of a person or group to a conflict or threat resulting in the
recognition and acceptance of the relations which define the status of a
person known as .
Q46 A situation where parties in dispute stubbornly refuse to yield to any reconciliatory move by third parties is known as _--
Q47 _- involves the ending of conflict through the total defeat or submission of one group by another
Q48 .. Occurs between equally powerful antagonists in any given society
Q49 _- is the process of ending one conflict by replacing it with another usually via a process of scapegoating
Q50
_- is the term used to describe a temporary cessation of hostilities
without issues being settled so as to give the conflicting parties time
either to regroup
Q51 The type of social
interaction disrupts social unity that generates bitterness which may
lead to destruction and bloodshed is called
Q52
is the form of social interaction in which people struggle for the
possession of material and non-material rewards are in limited or scarce
supply
Q53 _-- is a form
of social interaction in which the actors seek to obtain scarce rewards
by eliminating and weakening other contenders
Q54 _- is the interaction which is oriented towards specific goals
Q55 _-- are those respective forms of behaviour commonly found in social life
Q56 The antagonistic type of social process are competition and _-
Q57 The associative type of social process are cooperation, accommodation and _---
Q58 _-- entails interpersonal contact, reciprocal response and inner adjustment of behavior to the action of others
Q59 The type of coperation that is more or less spontaneous solidarity
behaviour among members of such primary groups as the family and
neighbourhood is known as ..
Q60 _--- cooperation involves deliberate and rational interaction between persons or groups in any given society
Q61 What is the tendency to value highly a person's own culture and regard it as superior to the culture of others?
Q62 What type of marriage encourages the offspring to belong to the extended family rather than to a particular father?
Q63 The marriage involving one woman and two or more men are known as what?
Q64 The case of one man married to two or more wives is known as what?
Q65 Production and consumption of goods and services are functions of who?
Q66 Which of these is not one of the stages in the family life of a rural family?
Q67 At which age is the child given an implement to work in the farm?
Q68 The stage when a child is able to walk to the farm himself is referred to as what?
Q69 What is the major societal function of family?
Q70 Personal security of individual members of a family is one of the factors of what?
Q71 What is described as the degree to which members of the family show solidarity in the process of performing their roles?
Q72 The rural family is exposed by many features except
Q73 What sociological aspect involves a set of common procedures such as betrothal or engagement, courtship?
Q74 A family is also referred as what?
Q75 A household is made up of relations, family members and who?
Q76 What is a kingship group linked by blood and marriage and occupying a common homeland?
Q77 Which aspect of product effects in rural infrastructure?
Q78 Which of these is an example of indirect production effect that comes from facilitating rural infrastructure?
Q79 The class of community efforts in rural infrastructure is fascinated by the provision of what?
Q80 Cooperative efforts supplies rural infrastructure through the following except
Q81 River Basin Development Authorities has the mandate to provide rural infrastructure through the following except
Q82 Those respective forms of behaviour commonly found in social life are known as what?
Q83 What entails interpersonal contact, reciprocal responses and inner adjustment of behaviour to the action of others?
Q84 For a technology to be effective, these requirements must be in place except.
Q85 The following are significance of economic institution to rural farmers except.
Q86 Which of these is concerned with the arrangement
of relationship between people for the standard production, distribution
and marketing?
Q87 The following are features or characteristics of the Local Government administration in rural areas except
Q88 What type of institution serves the people of a nation in form of governments?
Q89 Which universal human institution entails a set of basic beliefs and ritualistic practices?
Q90 Which is one of the problems of rural school in the Nigeria?
Q91 Which of these is not a type of education found in rural Nigeria?
Q92 Normal socialization function involves the following except
Q93 What is the bedrock of any technological change in the nation?
Q94 Training of people for specialized adult roles is achieved through what means?
Q95 What is the major functions of education?
Q96 What is the process of transmitting and acquiring the socially approved aspects of cultural heritage?
Q97 The cultural levirate and knowledge are transmitted through what means?
Q98 Polygamy marriage in Nigeria could be attributed to many factors except
Q99 What is also known as a secondary form of marriage?
Q100 What is a type of marriage that involves the inheritance of a widow by deceased husband's male relation?
Q101 What marriage is a form of polygamy?
Q102 Rural infrastructure is provided in the rural areas except on of these.
Q103 which of these is not one of the effects of rural infrastructure?
Q104 Rural infrastructure includes these except
Q105 Which of these is not a form of rural farm infrastructure?
Q106 Educational and health facilities are examples of what infrastructure?
Q107 Transportation system are examples of what infrastructure?
Q108 Which of these is not a type of rural infrastructure?
Q109 Another name for Dispersed settlement pattern is what?
Q110 Security from attack by either wild animals or external enemies is one of the merits of what settlement pattern?
Q111 Which of these is not a factor responsible for rural-urban differentiation?
Q112 What is the manner of social interaction, ordering and the governance of the people within a particular area called?
Q113 What guides the behaviour of individuals in the rural areas?
Q114 The movement of an individual from one class or group to another is known as what?
Q115 What is the tendency of social interaction to generate social differences among people called?
Q116 The manner in which the society ranks its members into various social classes or hierarchy is known as what?
Q117 What is a patterned relationship of one person with another through expression of ideas, thought and action?
Q118 Which of these is not a factor responsible for rural-urban differentiation?
Q119 What is the structural aspect of culture which satisfies some fundamental needs and functions of a society?
Q120 What is the tendency to value highly a person's own culture and regard it as superior to the culture of others?