Lesson 03B3.2.1
03B3.2.1 Theoretical views of the role of religion for the individual and society Quiz: OCR Sociology, Unit 10
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The 20 questions
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Which sociological perspective views religion as a conservative force that maintains social order?
- Functionalism
- Marxism
- Feminism
- Interactionism
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Who is the classical sociologist most associated with the functionalist theory of religion?
- Max Weber
- Karl Marx
- Emile Durkheim
- Talcot Parsons
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What term does Durkheim use for everyday non-sacred aspects of life?
- Secular
- Mundane
- Profane
- Material
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According to Malinowski, in what specific individual context does religion help people cope?
- Class conflict
- Life crises
- Economic poverty
- Political oppression
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Which sociologist argued that religion helps individuals cope with emotional stress during unpredictable events?
- Karl Marx
- Bronislaw Malinowski
- Grace Davie
- Steve Bruce
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What key term does Talcott Parsons use to describe how religion underpins core social values?
- Value consensus
- False consciousness
- Ideological state
- Patriarchal control
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Which theoretical perspective views religion as an ideological tool used to maintain ruling-class power?
- Liberal feminism
- Functionalism
- Marxism
- Postmodernism
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Which classical sociologist famously described religion as the opium of the people?
- Emile Durkheim
- Max Weber
- Karl Marx
- Gramsci
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What Marxian concept describes how religion creates a distorted view of reality for the proletariat?
- Social solidarity
- Collective conscience
- Cultural capital
- False consciousness
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Which Marxist concept refers to the ruling class controlling ideas through institutions like religion?
- Collective effervescence
- Ideological hegemony
- Value consensus
- Secularisation
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Which sociological perspective argues that religion primarily acts as an instrument of patriarchy?
- Functionalism
- Rational choice
- Marxism
- Feminism
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Which feminist sociologist highlighted religious female marginalisation through menstruation taboos?
- Valerie Amiraux
- Karen Armstrong
- Jean Holm
- Ann Oakley
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What term does Karen Armstrong use to describe the historical exclusion of women from major religious hierarchies?
- Spiritual egalitarianism
- Sacred inversion
- Religious patriarchy
- Divine matriarchy
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Which theoretical perspective argues that religion can sometimes act as a force for social change?
- Weberianism
- Radical positivism
- Dogmatic Marxism
- Strict functionalism
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Which study by Max Weber linked Calvinist beliefs to the birth of modern capitalism?
- The Elementary Forms
- Suicide Study
- The Communist Manifesto
- The Protestant Ethic
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What term does Max Weber use for the unique worldview and psychological motivation of early Calvinists?
- Asceticism
- Altruism
- Secularism
- Hedonism
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What sociological term describes religious movements that actively campaign to transform society?
- Civil religion
- Sacred canopy
- Social cohesion
- Social change
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What concept does Robert Bellah use to describe sacred symbols and beliefs uniting a secular nation?
- Civil religion
- Denominationalism
- State church
- Fundamentalism
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Which term describes religious beliefs functioning to maintain solidarity within a pluralistic society?
- Social integration
- Gender inequality
- Radicalisation
- Class conflict
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Which perspective views religion as a declining institution losing its significance in modern industrial societies?
- Fundamentalist revival
- New Age movement
- Religious market theory
- Secularisation theory
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