Quiz on How Society is Organized

What is the main difference between primary and secondary groups?

• Primary group has exclusive membership, while secondary group is open to everyone

• Primary group is formed spontaneously, while secondary group is intentionally planned

• Primary group focuses on personal relationships, while secondary group focuses on transactional relationships

• Primary group is informal, while secondary group is formal

Which of the following is an example of a formal group?

• Student Organizations

• Dating Group

• Peer Group

• Study Group

What is the purpose of interest groups?

• To influence public views

• To conduct personal relationships

• To form transactional relationships

• To complete a task

According to William G. Summer, what is the concept of in-group and out-group?

• In-group members have loyalty and solidarity, while out-group members are indifferent

• In-group members have a sense of loyalty, camaraderie, and solidarity

• In-group members are odd and indifferent, while out-group members have camaraderie

• In-group members are outsiders, while out-group members are part of the group

What is the main characteristic of minority groups?

• They are relatively less dominant in size, status, or influence

• They are exclusive to a selected number of persons

• They are odd and indifferent

• They are dominant in size and influence

Which of the following is an example of a closed group?

• Clubs

• Public Forums

• School exclusive for Girls

• Political Party

What is the main difference between formal and informal groups?

• Formal groups are intentionally formed for specific purposes, while informal groups are formed unplanned

• Formal groups are informal, while informal groups are formal

• Formal groups have exclusive membership, while informal groups are open to everyone

• Formal groups are formed spontaneously, while informal groups are intentionally planned

What is the purpose of pressure groups?

• To protect and promote the trade interests of its members

• To form transactional relationships

• To influence public views

• To complete a task

Which of the following is the example of MINORITY GROUP

• Socialities

• Militant Group

• Goths

• Ethnic

Which of the following is the example of REFERENCE GROUP

• Socialities

• Militant Group

• Goths

• Ethnic