TEST BANK
G
For
Sociology
Eighteenth Edition
G
,Chapter G1: GThe GSociological GPerspective
In Gthis Grevision Gof Gthe Gtest Gbank, GI Ghave Gupdated Gall Gof Gthe Gquestions Gto Greflect
Gchanges Gin GSociology, GEighteenth GEdition. GThe Gquestions Gare Gtagged Gto Gindicate Gone
Gof Gfour Glevels Gof Glearning Gthat Gmove Gfrom Glower-level Gto Ghigher-level Gcognitive
Greasoning. GThe Gfour Glevels:
Recollection: Ga Gquestion Ginvolving Grecall Gof Gkey Gterms Gor Gfactual Gmaterial
Understanding: Ga Gquestion Gtesting Gcomprehension Gof Gmore Gcomplex Gideas
Application: Ga Gquestion Gapplying Gsociological Gknowledge Gto Gsome Gnew Gsituation
Analysis: Ga Gquestion Grequiring Gidentifying Gelements Gof Gan Gargument Gand Gtheir
Ginterrelationship
The G195 Gquestions Gin Gthis Gchapter‘s Gtest Gbank Gare Gdivided Ginto Gfour Gtypes. GTrue/False
Gquestions Gare Gthe Gleast Gdemanding. GAs Gthe Gtable Gbelow Gshows, Gtwo-thirds Gof Gthese Gare
―Recollection‖ Gquestions, Gand Gall Gof Gthem Gfall Gwithin Gthe Glowest Gthree Glevels Gof Gcognitive
Greasoning G(―Recollection,‖ G―Understanding,‖ Gand G―Application‖). GMultiple-choice
questions Gspan Ga Gbroader Grange Gof Gskills G(most Gare G―Recollection‖ Gquestions Gand
Gthe Gremainder Gare Gdivided Gamong Gthe Gthree Ghigher Glevels). GShort-answer Gquestions
Gare Gspread Gacross Gthe Ghighest Gthree Glevels Gof Greasoning. GFinally, Gessay Gquestions
Gare Gthe Gmost Gdemanding Gbecause Gthey Grequire Ganalysis Gand Gother Ghigher Glevels Gof
Gcognitive Greasoning.
Types Gof GQuestions
True/False Multiple Short Essay Total GQs
GChoice GAnswe
r
Recollection 41 G(71%) 48 G(44%) 0 0 89
,Understanding 11 G(19%) 21 G(21%) 7 G(37%) 0 39
Application 6 G(10%) 16 G(14%) 2 G(10%) 3 G(25%) 27
Analysis 0 21 G(21%) 10 G(53%) 9 G(75%) 40
58 106 19 12 195
Chapter G1: GThe GSociological GPerspective
TRUE/FALSE GQUESTIONS
Most Gpeople Gin Gthe GUnited GStates Gmarry Gpartners Gwhose Gracial Gand Gethnic Gidentity
Gdiffers Gfrom Gtheir Gown..
Answer: GFalse
Learning GObjective: GLO G1.1: GApply Gthe Gsociological Gperspective Gto Gshow Ghow Gsociety
Gshapes Gour Gindividual Glives.
Topic: GThe GSociological
Perspective GDifficulty GLevel: GEasy
G
Skill GLevel: GRecollection
According Gto Gsociologists, Ghuman Gbehavior Greflects Gour Gpersonal G―free Gwill.‖
G Answer: GFalse
Learning GObjective: GLO G1.1: GApply Gthe Gsociological Gperspective Gto Gshow Ghow Gsociety
Gshapes Gour Gindividual Glives.
Topic: GThe GSociological
Perspective GDifficulty GLevel: GEasy
G
Skill GLevel: GRecollection
Sociology Gis Gdefined Gas Gthe Gsystematic Gstudy Gof Ghuman
society. GAnswer: GTrue
G
, Learning GObjective: GLO G1.1: GApply Gthe Gsociological Gperspective Gto Gshow Ghow Gsociety
Gshapes Gour Gindividual Glives.
Topic: GThe GSociological
Perspective GDifficulty GLevel: GEasy
G
Skill GLevel: GRecollection
Sociologists Gfocus Gonly Gon Gunusual Gpatterns Gof Gbehavior.
G Answer: GFalse
Learning GObjective: GLO G1.1: GApply Gthe Gsociological Gperspective Gto Gshow Ghow Gsociety
Gshapes Gour Gindividual Glives.
Topic: GThe GSociological
Perspective GDifficulty GLevel: GEasy
G
Skill GLevel: GRecollection
Using Gthe Gsociological Gperspective, Gwe Gwould Gconclude Gthat Gpeople‘s Glives Gare
Gmostly Ga Gresult Gof Gwhat Gthey, Gas Gindividuals, Gdecide Gto Gdo.
Answer: GFalse
Learning GObjective: GLO G1.1: GApply Gthe Gsociological Gperspective Gto Gshow Ghow Gsociety
Gshapes Gour Gindividual Glives.
Topic: GThe GSociological
Perspective GDifficulty GLevel:
G
G Moderate
Skill GLevel: GApplication
On Gaverage, Gcollege Gstudents Gin Gthe GU.S. Gcome Gfrom Gfamilies Gwith Gabove-average
Gincomes.
Answer: GTrue
Learning GObjective: GLO G1.1: GApply Gthe Gsociological Gperspective Gto Gshow Ghow Gsociety
Gshapes Gour Gindividual Glives.
Topic: GThe GSociological
Perspective GDifficulty GLevel: GEasy
G
Skill GLevel: GRecollection
G
For
Sociology
Eighteenth Edition
G
,Chapter G1: GThe GSociological GPerspective
In Gthis Grevision Gof Gthe Gtest Gbank, GI Ghave Gupdated Gall Gof Gthe Gquestions Gto Greflect
Gchanges Gin GSociology, GEighteenth GEdition. GThe Gquestions Gare Gtagged Gto Gindicate Gone
Gof Gfour Glevels Gof Glearning Gthat Gmove Gfrom Glower-level Gto Ghigher-level Gcognitive
Greasoning. GThe Gfour Glevels:
Recollection: Ga Gquestion Ginvolving Grecall Gof Gkey Gterms Gor Gfactual Gmaterial
Understanding: Ga Gquestion Gtesting Gcomprehension Gof Gmore Gcomplex Gideas
Application: Ga Gquestion Gapplying Gsociological Gknowledge Gto Gsome Gnew Gsituation
Analysis: Ga Gquestion Grequiring Gidentifying Gelements Gof Gan Gargument Gand Gtheir
Ginterrelationship
The G195 Gquestions Gin Gthis Gchapter‘s Gtest Gbank Gare Gdivided Ginto Gfour Gtypes. GTrue/False
Gquestions Gare Gthe Gleast Gdemanding. GAs Gthe Gtable Gbelow Gshows, Gtwo-thirds Gof Gthese Gare
―Recollection‖ Gquestions, Gand Gall Gof Gthem Gfall Gwithin Gthe Glowest Gthree Glevels Gof Gcognitive
Greasoning G(―Recollection,‖ G―Understanding,‖ Gand G―Application‖). GMultiple-choice
questions Gspan Ga Gbroader Grange Gof Gskills G(most Gare G―Recollection‖ Gquestions Gand
Gthe Gremainder Gare Gdivided Gamong Gthe Gthree Ghigher Glevels). GShort-answer Gquestions
Gare Gspread Gacross Gthe Ghighest Gthree Glevels Gof Greasoning. GFinally, Gessay Gquestions
Gare Gthe Gmost Gdemanding Gbecause Gthey Grequire Ganalysis Gand Gother Ghigher Glevels Gof
Gcognitive Greasoning.
Types Gof GQuestions
True/False Multiple Short Essay Total GQs
GChoice GAnswe
r
Recollection 41 G(71%) 48 G(44%) 0 0 89
,Understanding 11 G(19%) 21 G(21%) 7 G(37%) 0 39
Application 6 G(10%) 16 G(14%) 2 G(10%) 3 G(25%) 27
Analysis 0 21 G(21%) 10 G(53%) 9 G(75%) 40
58 106 19 12 195
Chapter G1: GThe GSociological GPerspective
TRUE/FALSE GQUESTIONS
Most Gpeople Gin Gthe GUnited GStates Gmarry Gpartners Gwhose Gracial Gand Gethnic Gidentity
Gdiffers Gfrom Gtheir Gown..
Answer: GFalse
Learning GObjective: GLO G1.1: GApply Gthe Gsociological Gperspective Gto Gshow Ghow Gsociety
Gshapes Gour Gindividual Glives.
Topic: GThe GSociological
Perspective GDifficulty GLevel: GEasy
G
Skill GLevel: GRecollection
According Gto Gsociologists, Ghuman Gbehavior Greflects Gour Gpersonal G―free Gwill.‖
G Answer: GFalse
Learning GObjective: GLO G1.1: GApply Gthe Gsociological Gperspective Gto Gshow Ghow Gsociety
Gshapes Gour Gindividual Glives.
Topic: GThe GSociological
Perspective GDifficulty GLevel: GEasy
G
Skill GLevel: GRecollection
Sociology Gis Gdefined Gas Gthe Gsystematic Gstudy Gof Ghuman
society. GAnswer: GTrue
G
, Learning GObjective: GLO G1.1: GApply Gthe Gsociological Gperspective Gto Gshow Ghow Gsociety
Gshapes Gour Gindividual Glives.
Topic: GThe GSociological
Perspective GDifficulty GLevel: GEasy
G
Skill GLevel: GRecollection
Sociologists Gfocus Gonly Gon Gunusual Gpatterns Gof Gbehavior.
G Answer: GFalse
Learning GObjective: GLO G1.1: GApply Gthe Gsociological Gperspective Gto Gshow Ghow Gsociety
Gshapes Gour Gindividual Glives.
Topic: GThe GSociological
Perspective GDifficulty GLevel: GEasy
G
Skill GLevel: GRecollection
Using Gthe Gsociological Gperspective, Gwe Gwould Gconclude Gthat Gpeople‘s Glives Gare
Gmostly Ga Gresult Gof Gwhat Gthey, Gas Gindividuals, Gdecide Gto Gdo.
Answer: GFalse
Learning GObjective: GLO G1.1: GApply Gthe Gsociological Gperspective Gto Gshow Ghow Gsociety
Gshapes Gour Gindividual Glives.
Topic: GThe GSociological
Perspective GDifficulty GLevel:
G
G Moderate
Skill GLevel: GApplication
On Gaverage, Gcollege Gstudents Gin Gthe GU.S. Gcome Gfrom Gfamilies Gwith Gabove-average
Gincomes.
Answer: GTrue
Learning GObjective: GLO G1.1: GApply Gthe Gsociological Gperspective Gto Gshow Ghow Gsociety
Gshapes Gour Gindividual Glives.
Topic: GThe GSociological
Perspective GDifficulty GLevel: GEasy
G
Skill GLevel: GRecollection
