Lesson 4.2.1.5

4.2.1.5 Identity, production, consumption and globalisation Quiz: AQA Sociology, Unit 2

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The 20 questions

  1. Which sociologist coined the term 'conspicuous consumption' to describe displaying status through spending?

    • Jean Baudrillard
    • Pierre Bourdieu
    • Thorstein Veblen
    • Karl Marx
  2. Which Marxist concept describes treating relationships between people as relationships between commercial objects?

    • Hyperreality
    • Commodity fetishism
    • False consciousness
    • Cultural capital
  3. Which term did Jean Baudrillard use to describe signs and copies without an original reality?

    • Cultural capital
    • Hegemony
    • Meta-narratives
    • Simulacra
  4. Which concept refers to patterns of consumption used by individuals to construct personal identity?

    • Socialisation
    • Lifestyle
    • Stratification
    • Alienation
  5. According to Pierre Bourdieu, what primarily shapes an individual's tastes in consumer goods?

    • Biological instincts
    • Universal aesthetics
    • Personal morality
    • Class and education
  6. Which concept describes the spread of fast-food principles like efficiency and predictability across society?

    • Globalisation
    • McDonaldisation
    • Fordism
    • Disneyfication
  7. Which term describes the practice of adapting global products and services to local cultures?

    • Assimilation
    • Glocalisation
    • Cultural imperialism
    • Americanisation
  8. How has globalisation affected individual identity, according to many postmodern sociologists?

    • Made it fluid
    • Made it biological
    • Fixed it permanently
    • Eradicated choice
  9. Which mode of production is characterised by flexible manufacturing, niche marketing, and temporary contracts?

    • Fordism
    • Taylorism
    • Mercantilism
    • Post-Fordism
  10. How has flexible and insecure employment affected occupational identity in late modern societies?

    • Eradicated it completely
    • Fixed it permanently
    • Strengthened it
    • Made it unstable
  11. What do critics argue consumer culture overstates when creating identity?

    • Individual freedom
    • Social inequality
    • Economic constraint
    • Class consciousness
  12. What term describes the worldwide consumption of standardized media and commercial products?

    • Global consumer culture
    • Cultural imperialism
    • Primary socialisation
    • Localised identity
  13. What concept describes identities constructed through participation in online communities and social media?

    • Ascribed identity
    • Networked identity
    • Collective identity
    • Glocalised identity
  14. In traditional sociology, how does production primarily shape an individual's identity?

    • Global branding
    • Consumption choices
    • Occupation and class
    • Media consumption
  15. According to Marxists, what do consumer identities conceal in capitalist societies?

    • Individual freedom
    • Class divisions
    • Gender roles
    • Globalisation
  16. Which concept describes the blending of global cultural influences with local practices and identities?

    • Secularisation
    • Glocalisation
    • Cultural homogenisation
    • Individualisation
  17. According to Manuel Castells, which type of identity emerges to resist global network changes?

    • Consumer identity
    • Resistance identity
    • Legitimising identity
    • Ascribed identity
  18. What concept describes the status or lifestyle meaning attached to goods through advertising?

    • Exchange value
    • Functional utility
    • Use value
    • Symbolic meaning
  19. How do local communities typically respond to global consumer brands and media?

    • Reinterpretation and adaptation
    • Complete rejection
    • Passive acceptance
    • Total assimilation
  20. Besides personal preference, what structural factor strongly shapes individual consumption choices?

    • Personality type
    • Genetic traits
    • Social class
    • Climate change

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