Lesson 4.2.1.4

4.2.1.4 Identity and age, disability, ethnicity, gender, nationality, sexuality and class Quiz: AQA Sociology, Unit 2

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The 20 questions

  1. Which concept refers to the social expectations and roles associated with different life stages?

    • Ethnic identity
    • Age identity
    • Gender identity
    • Class identity
  2. According to the social model of disability, what primarily disables individuals?

    • Biological defects
    • Social barriers
    • Genetic flaws
    • Individual impairments
  3. Where does the medical model of disability locate the primary source of disability?

    • Societal attitudes
    • Individual impairment
    • Institutional discrimination
    • Environmental barriers
  4. What concept did Benedict Anderson use to describe a nation?

    • Civic state
    • Primary group
    • Global village
    • Imagined community
  5. Which sociologist proposed the concept of multiple masculinities and hegemonic masculinity?

    • Raewyn Connell
    • Judith Butler
    • Stuart Hall
    • Ann Oakley
  6. Which term describes the social assumption that heterosexuality is the default sexuality?

    • Heteronormativity
    • Homophobia
    • Essentialism
    • Securitisation
  7. How do contemporary sociologists primarily view sexual identities?

    • Biologically determined
    • Genetically fixed
    • Socially constructed
    • Purely instinctive
  8. What term describes a shared cultural identity based on language, religion, and origin?

    • Nationality
    • Ethnicity
    • Social class
    • Race
  9. How do sociologists describe class identity in contemporary Britain?

    • Universal
    • Fixed and immutable
    • Entirely obsolete
    • Fragmented
  10. Which term describes an identity formed by combining elements of two or more cultures?

    • Assimilated identity
    • Marginalised identity
    • Hegemonic identity
    • Hybrid identity
  11. Which concept describes how class, gender, and ethnicity interact to shape identity?

    • Stratification
    • Intersectionality
    • Socialisation
    • Structuralism
  12. What social factor heavily shapes how older people are perceived and treated?

    • Economic productivity
    • Natural decline
    • Biological necessity
    • Ageist stereotypes
  13. What concept describes a person's sense of belonging to a specific state?

    • Ethnic identity
    • Global identity
    • Local identity
    • National identity
  14. Viewing school barrier problems for disabled students as social issues reflects which model?

    • Deficit model
    • Biological model
    • Medical model
    • Social model
  15. According to Stuart Hall, how should personal and cultural identities be understood?

    • Process of becoming
    • Static inheritance
    • Universal constant
    • Fixed biological essence
  16. Which term describes pushing groups that depart from social norms to the edges of society?

    • Socialisation
    • Stratification
    • Marginalisation
    • Stigmatisation
  17. Which model argues that social and environmental barriers disable people, rather than physical impairments?

    • Social model
    • Individual model
    • Biological model
    • Medical model
  18. Which term describes directing young children towards gendered toys and activities during early socialisation?

    • Verbal appellation
    • Manipulation
    • Domestic activity
    • Canalisation
  19. Which sociological term describes ethnic identity being shaped by both self-definition and external classification?

    • Cultural assimilation
    • Class stratification
    • Institutional racism
    • Social construction
  20. According to contemporary sociologists, how are human sexual identities and norms primarily formed?

    • Biologically determined
    • Genetically inherited
    • Socially constructed
    • Universally fixed

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