Lesson 3.2

3.2 Processes inside schools Quiz: WJEC Eduqas Sociology, Unit 3

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  1. What sociological term describes teachers categorising pupils based on stereotypical assumptions?

    • Banding
    • Labelling
    • Differentiation
    • Streaming
  2. Which sociologist is associated with research on labelling within schools?

    • Willard Waller
    • Karl Marx
    • Talcott Parsons
    • David Hargreaves
  3. What term describes the unstated lessons, norms and values learned through school routines?

    • Formal timetable
    • Hidden curriculum
    • Academic syllabus
    • National curriculum
  4. What is the practice of grouping pupils by ability across all subjects called?

    • Labelling
    • Setting
    • Streaming
    • Banding
  5. What is school banding?

    • Broad ability grouping
    • Extra-curricular streaming
    • Age-based registration
    • Random student allocation
  6. Which term describes a counter school culture of pupils who reject school values?

    • Hidden curriculum
    • Meritocratic ideology
    • Anti-school subculture
    • Compulsory education
  7. Which sociologist is associated with research on anti-school subcultures in schools?

    • Emile Durkheim
    • Talcott Parsons
    • Paul Willis
    • Ann Oakley
  8. Which concept describes how a teacher's initial prediction about a pupil eventually comes true?

    • Cultural capital
    • Self-fulfilling prophecy
    • Material deprivation
    • Hidden curriculum
  9. Which sociologist is associated with research on teacher expectations?

    • Ann Oakley
    • Emile Durkheim
    • Stephen Ball
    • Ralf Dahrendorf
  10. When a low teacher expectation leads to lesser work and poor results, what has occurred?

    • Social cohesion
    • Role allocation
    • Self-fulfilling prophecy
    • Meritocratic selection
  11. A school places pupils in top, middle and bottom sets for maths based on test results. Which process is this?

    • Setting or streaming
    • Hidden curriculum
    • Labelling of parents
    • Anti-school subculture
  12. Which practice best illustrates the hidden curriculum in schools?

    • Taking exams
    • Studying maths
    • Playing football
    • Queuing for lunch
  13. How can lower streams negatively affect pupil achievement?

    • Longer school days
    • More homework tasks
    • Stricter uniform rules
    • Less demanding teaching
  14. What effect can teacher labelling have on pupils?

    • Improves attendance
    • Lowers school fees
    • Changes birth dates
    • Influences self-concept
  15. Which process often leads pupils to form anti-school subcultures?

    • School assemblies
    • House points
    • Teacher labelling
    • Extra revision
  16. What does the hidden curriculum primarily prepare pupils for?

    • Higher education
    • Family budgeting
    • Political voting
    • Adult work roles
  17. Which concept explains how teacher expectations shape academic identity?

    • Cultural capital
    • Social mobility
    • Material deprivation
    • Self-fulfilling prophecy
  18. How does setting differ from streaming?

    • Random allocation
    • Age-based classes
    • Whole-school groups
    • Subject-specific groups
  19. A pupil who is labelled as troublesome by teachers starts to behave in disruptive ways. Which concept is most relevant?

    • Meritocracy
    • Self-fulfilling prophecy
    • Achieved status
    • Social mobility
  20. Why is educational streaming often criticised by sociologists?

    • Increases lesson costs
    • Reduces teacher pay
    • Shortens term dates
    • Entrenches social disadvantage

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