Q1 The is also regarded as the
fundamental educational agents upon which other agents mount their
construction to produce a socially acceptable human.
Q2 In the contemporary situation also the school class of parents is significantly responsible for the aspiration of a child.
Q3 Children in their early years require a feeling of and stability which the home and the school are billed to provide for the children
Q4 printed out that parenthood is rapidly becoming ahighly self conscious vocation.
Q5 Family is an educational agent primarily responsible for processes to lay solid foundation for other agents in the rearing of children .
Q6 The family is vested with the responsibility of educating the offsprints in accordance to the and of the society
Q7 Parents are expected to be role model and totallty devoted to the care and nurture of the child to develop the potentialities in him/her to the fullest.
Q8 The parents and are required to work collaboratively to mould the child in school.
Q9 Polyandry occurs where a woman is married to more than
Q10 The family is rooted in marriage as an
Q11 Children reared in a house where there is mutual understanding
between father and mother, love and care for each other are usually at school.
Q12 Children brought up in hostile and quarrelsome home tend to rebel and refuse at schools
Q13 The environment where children are brought up has significant effect on the children
Q14 It is true of the fact that lack of adequate care of children affects their future
Q15 Children who are affected by parents' mode of behaviour negatively need to be to encourage him to learn.
Q16 In all societies, there is social stratification and each social
class plays a dominanat role in the cognitive development of a
Q17 For a child to develop cognitively, certain skills should be inculcated into him at every stage of his
Q18 Childhood is a period during which a needs the knowledge of the universe in which he lives
Q19 Human personlity was examined as a central issue in sociology which centres on man and
Q20 Personality ecnompasses both physical and behavioural composition of an evoked in a variety of directions in relationship with other people in the society.
Q21 Mobility upwards is progress making while mobility downwards is
Q22 Human generally love mobility upwards than mobility
Q23 Social framework is the body of facts in the field of that have contributed immensely to profferng of solutions to societal problems
Q24 Man is armed with certain potentials which are evoked in a variety of directions in with other people.
Q25 Man as a social animal lives within the context of the society to interact with his
Q26 The context between one culture and another to change the existing traits is referred to as
Q27 When the non-material element of culture like norms, values, and
beliefs attempt ot keep pace with changes in the material element of like technology, then cultural lag has occurred.
Q28 Cultural change occurs whenever and trit complexes like traditions, values and customs emerge to replace the old ones in content and structure.
Q29 A trait which may be discruptive in one society may be vital to the of another
Q30 A sub-culutre is a group smaller than a
Q31 Real culture consist of what people actually do in their day to day practices without due consideration to their
Q32 Ideal culture consists of officially approved patterns.
Q33 A cultural norm is an established standard of what a group expects in terms of though and
Q34 Any attempt to condemn, alter or influence a change is always met with serious
Q35 In the primitive African Society, unemployment was impossible due to mandatory conventional
Q36 Peer groups can have either or positive impact on a child's life
Q37 Religious institutions help in the of its members
Q38 Children need to be guided in the usage of their leisure hours in the of mass media
Q39 The mass media as an agent of socialization have their own characters
Q40 Peer groups are social groups that influence the of their members
Q41 Every little action, every movement, speech made by the teacher impresses itself on the
Q42 For the child, the teacher's personality and character provide a
mode which he strives to copy thereby consciously moulding his
Q43 Apart from the teacher, the child is also influenced by his
Q44 The survival of any society depends solidly on the sufficient degree of among it's members.
Q45 Family is one of the many small face-to-face groups that are called groups.
Q46 In a primitive society, the transmission of the culture was major part of
Q47 The patterns of behviours that a society has to pass on to its new recruits are referred to as it's
Q48 Socialization can be described as the process of by the individuals to the conventional patterns of behaviour
Q49 The school is simply that form of community life in which all are concentrated.
Q50 The responsibility of training indovodia;s om the society is primarily vested on the parents at home and the
Q51 Education can further be explained as the nourishment of an individual to attain the in life
Q52 In sociology, education can be simply explained as an which goes on in a society
Q53 Education can be variedly defined depending on the it is meant to serve.
Q54 Sociology also operates within the realm of human
Q55 Sociology also attempts to establish the links between the different in the society
Q56 All human beings are fundamentally the same when it comes to taste of or occupation of priviledged positions.
Q57 Sociology exposes members of the society to how authority and are derived within the socity.
Q58 The scientific assessment of the social facts within the society serves as an avenue to curb _in the society among the people
Q59 Sociologis a systematic study of social and human groups
Q60 Sociology as a field of discipline is in nature
Q61 What is sub-culture
Q62 Real culture contains what consist of
Q63 What is ideal culture
Q64 Who define culture as the configuration learned behaviour
Q65 Clique are example of which group
Q66 Expert in sociology of education are?
Q67 Education is veritable tools for what
Q68 In sociology education can be simply explain as what ?
Q69 One of the function of sociology is ?
Q70 sociology can be best define as ?
Q71 how can u Describe religion
Q72 In the patronage and the utilisation of mass media, children should be discourage of what.
Q73 Children need to be guided in the usage of their what
Q74 Mass media can be divide in to how many
Q75 In the early years, peer groups are what
Q76 The social funtion of education is under how many heading
Q77 Religion have the potentiality of instilling
moral values through the componenet in the written liturgies but the
transmission is what
Q78 In every society, traditions have serious influence on the moral value but nowadays they are regarded as what
Q79 What is the greatest weakness of traditional moral teaching
Q80 In traditional moral education the child is always what
Q81 Teacher seem comformist and isolated from the
treal world , but ther is a reason to believe that the role of the
teacher is now ---
Q82 The teacher has often been called ---out of the following
Q83 A change is inevitable, but it is always met with resistance which result in what
Q84 Human liberation is done through the provision of what
Q85 The consideration of the social change and innovation has led to the problems of what
Q86 The child is made to know the norms of the society and at the same time to know what
Q87 The higher the class of an individual the more likely to receive
Q88 For many people education means elitism and upward movement on -------
Q89 Education has both practical and ----------value
Q90 What is social stratification
Q91 There are factors that mostly influence a child behaviours, usually---
Q92 School enviroment can bring about cultural change since there is every likelihood of what
Q93 Who asserted that education should conncern
itself with the equalisation of opportunities for individuals in the
community to develop himself as a person
Q94 The theory of embourgeoisement is propunded by --
Q95 The process of adaptation by the individuals to the convetional patterns of behavious is -----
Q96 For the child, the teachers personality and
character provide a mode which he strives to copy , thereby consiously
moulding what
Q97 The survival of any society depend solidly on the sufficient degree of what
Q98 Transmission of cultural heritage can be aided by school and which other agent of socialisation
Q99 which of these best describe a society ?
Q100 Educational sociology is the application of general principlesand finding of sociology to the administration of what
Q101 Teacher serve as a source of moral value through the demonstration of what
Q102 What system of the school has indirect influence out of the following
Q103 the word education originated from the latin word EDUCERE meaning------
Q104 which of these examine human background and various forms of orientation within the society.
Q105 Throughout man'shistory, and throughout the world both the family and the institution of marriage display what
Q106 Education assit in what
Q107 What is necessary at every level of leadership
Q108 When we talk about leaders in democracy to whom are we refering ?
Q109 Provision of innovation means what
Q110 Educaton in any society is to help to transmit to the ------ culture of the society
Q111 the 3 agents of social stratificaction are
Q112 in sociology, education can be simply explained as an activity which goes on in ------
Q113 Teachers are expected to reflect the general moral values of the community in their behaviour and to set what
Q114 teachers are expected to be concerned mostly with the children they teach and not with what
Q115 The home transmit informal education , school deliver formal education while the open society transmit what
Q116 Innovation bring new way or new ideas therefore challenges what
Q117 one of the vital lesson in all school leadership situation that must be pointed out to the children
Q118 Morality is charactarised with negative regulation but something is held at high esteem , what is it
Q119 Ancient teaching adopts ------- approach to teach morality