MCQ1: The sociologist that described religion as an “opiate” particularly harmful to oppressed peoples is__ Answer: Karl Marx MCQ2: A marriage which permits a man to marry his deceased’s brother wife is known as__ Answer: Levirate marriage MCQ3: A marriage which permits a man to marry his deceased’s brother wife is known as__ Answer: Levirate marriage MCQ4: __is the system of marriage that is divided into five types namely: The Child, polygamy, monogamy, Levirate and surrogate Answer: Marriage MCQ5: The smallest unit of the society united through bonds of kingship, or marriage, present in all societies is called__ Answer: Family MCQ6: The function of the family which includes nature and basic enculturation of the youths in an atmosphere of intimacy is called__ Answer:   Sexual function MCQ7: The family functions of providing its members with protection, companionship, security and socialization is known as__ Answer: Social function MCQ8: The union between a man and woman such that any child born within the union is regarded as legitimate offspring of the parents is classified as__ Answer: Marriage MCQ9: Islamic fundamentalism is also known as__ Answer: Revivalism MCQ10: Prophet Mohammed recognized his claims to Prohethood in__ Answer: 622 CE MCQ11: __is the Islamic movement in Bangladesh which has militant Islamic ideology and even resorts to Islamic terrorism Answer: JamatulMujahidden MCQ12: The conservative movement of Judaism was founded by__ Answer: Solomon Schecter MCQ13: __is a branch of religion that has suppression of Religions, Absolute loyalty, fear, personality cult and propaganda as aspects of their religion Answer: Political Religion MCQ14: __is a systematic exposition of an area of knowledge ideally founded on self-evident or certain first principles in Aristotelian sense Answer: Science MCQ15: __is a religious or political movement with a strict view of doctrine based on a literal interpretation of and strict adherence to doctrine, especially as a return to former principles Answer: Fundamentalism MCQ16: The maturation in boys starts at about the age of__ Answer: 12 yrs MCQ17: Nuclear, extended and single-parent are the three types of __ Answer: Family MCQ18: __is the smallest unit of the society united through kingship or marriage, present in all society Answer: Society MCQ19: In African society, the choice of a spouse is largely the responsibility of__ Answer: Family MCQ20: The legal act of permanently placing a child with a parent or parents other than the biological parents is called __ Answer: Adoption MCQ21: __is a world religion that recognized the concept of “non-fault” divorce as a fact of life as reflected in the mosaic injunctions of the book of Deuteronomy Answer: Judaism MCQ22: In African society a man who is a representative of the gods and is consulted for the healing of sick people is called__ Answer: Diviner MCQ23: __is the body of traditional medicine and philosophy which developed from empirical observation of disease, illness, and the belief about causative principles Answer: Chinese medicine MCQ24: __is the perception of a divine being in direct contact with the ultimate reality, in sociological study of religion Answer: Experience MCQ25: The most primitive form of human society are__ Answer: Hunting and Gathering MCQ26: __were known as the subsequent Islamic empires Answer: Shilite MCQ27: __is a country that treats sexuality in a straightforward and embarrassed way until contact with westerners influenced it to treat the behavior as more shameful Answer: China MCQ28: In modern society, science and technology have diminished the fears of uncontrollable natural__ Answer:   Forces MCQ29: The societies that are large, complex and ever-changing structures are known as__ Answer: Human societies MCQ30: The first sociologist to recognize the critical importance of religion in human society’s is__ Answer: Emile Durkhein MCQ31: The pioneering work, “the Protestant Ethics and the spirit of Capitalism”, first published in 1904 was written by__ Answer: Max Weber MCQ32: Karl Marx concurred on the collective and socially shared natured of religious behavior with__ Answer: Emile Durkhein MCQ33: The sociologist that provided a convincing description of the origins of European capitalism is__ Answer: Marx Weber MCQ34: A large organized religion that is not officially linked with the state or government is __  Answer: Denomination MCQ35: Sexual desire is influenced by the level of __ Answer: Sex hormones in the psychological factors FBQ1: The most primitive of human society was that of hunting and __ Answer: Gathering FBQ2: The society that began to evolve between 6000 to 5000 years ago is __ Answer: Agarian society FBQ3: The term that is given to the psychologizing of religion is __ Answer: Americanized religion FBQ4: The unintended functions of the society is called __ Answer: Latent FBQ5: The values and ends of the religion give the religion function called __ Answer: Integrative function FBQ6: The feeling or perception of being in direct contact with ultimate reality is called __ Answer: Religious experience FBQ7: Belief in spirits and other worldly beings is called __ Answer: Animism FBQ8: The religion which focuses on moral and spiritual excellence than on worship is __ Answer: Buddhism FBQ9: Practices required or expected of members of a faith is called ___ Answer: Rituals FBQ10: The Catholic in Spain is an example of __ Answer: Ecclesiae FBQ11: The name given to a church where affiliation is based on conscious acceptance of a specific religious dogma is __ Answer: Sects FBQ12: Jehovah's Witnesses are example of __ Answer: Established Sects FBQ13: The name used to describe religion when it has a hardline position on any religious, political or social issue is called __ Answer: Fundamentalism FBQ14: The name of the 20th century Islamic movement led by Muhammad Rashid Rida is __ Answer: Salafiyya FBQ15: the movement formed in late 19th/early 20th century to advocate for the creation of a modern Jewish state is called __ Answer: The Zionist movement   FBQ16: The smallest elements by which a culture can be described is called __ Answer: Culture traits FBQ17: The precise rules specifying which behaviours are permitted and prohibited for members is called __ Answer: Norms FBQ18: The literary and cultural movement that focused on the dignity and worth of the individual is called __ Answer: Raationalism FBQ19: One of the greatest effects of secularism is __ Answer: Dehumanization FBQ20: The Islamic sect that dominated Islamic thought in the world is __ Answer: Sunni FBQ21: The Islamic sect that favoured the Caliphate succession based on Prophet Muhammad's family is __ Answer: Shi' ites FBQ22: The feeling which increases sexual attraction between individuals is __ Answer: Body contact FBQ23: The major determinant of sexual desire is __ Answer: Sex hormones FBQ24: The adolescent social and psychological maturation occur at the age of __ Answer: 10 years FBQ25: The maximum years that biological change could take are __ Answer: 7 years FBQ26: The religion that have an open attitude to sex is __ Answer: Hinduism FBQ27: The typical African attitude to sex is __ Answer: Repression FBQ28: The field of philosophy which addresses how we acquire knowledge is __ Answer: Epistemology FBQ29: The political ideology with cultural and political power equivalent to that of religion is called __ Answer: Political religion FBQ30: The ambilianeal descent is a form of __ Answer: Cognatic descent FBQ31: Polygyny and Polyandry are the two forms of __ Answer: Polygamy FBQ32: Open and closed are the two types of __ Answer: Adoption FBQ33: The type of marriage which permits a man to marry his wife's sister is __ Answer: Sororate marriage FBQ34: The name of the Vedic system of medicine is __ Answer: Ayurveda FBQ35: The name of the Vedic system of medicine is __ Answer: Ayurveda