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Complete Test Bank for Society, The Basics, 7th Canadian Edition by John J. Macionis, Jakub Burkowicz ; ISBN13: 9780137596386...(Full Chapters included and organized in reverse order from Chapter 16 to 1)...1.Sociology: Perspective, Theory, and Method 2.Culture 3.Socialization: From Infancy to Old Age 4.Social Interaction in Everyday Life 5.Groups and Organizations 6.Sexuality and Society 7.Deviance 8.Social Stratification 9.Global Stratification 10.Gender Stratification 11.Race and Ethnicity 12.Economics and Politics 13.Family and Religion 14.Education, Health, and Medicine 15.Population, Urbanization, and Environment 16.Social Change Modern and Postmodern Societies

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TEST BANK



Society, The Basics, 7th Canadian
Edition by John J. Macionis




Complete Chapter Test Bank
are included (Ch 1 to 16)




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** All Chapters included

,Table of Contents are given below




1.Sociology: Perspective, Theory, and Method

2.Culture

3.Socialization: From Infancy to Old Age

4.Social Interaction in Everyday Life

5.Groups and Organizations

6.Sexuality and Society

7.Deviance

8.Social Stratification

9.Global Stratification

10.Gender Stratification

11.Race and Ethnicity

12.Economics and Politics

13.Family and Religion

14.Education, Health, and Medicine

15.Population, Urbanization, and Environment

16.Social Change Modern and Postmodern Societies

,The test bank is organized in reverse order, with the last chapter displayed first, to ensure that all chapters are
included in this document. (Complete Chapters included Ch16-1)


Chapter 16: Social Change: Modern and Postmodern Societies


Chapter 16 Multiple-Choice Questions

1. According to the text, what should one remember when thinking about all the conveniences and equalities people did
not have in Canada in 1900?
A) One should remember that social change is a process with no positive consequences.
B) One should remember that social change is a process with no negative consequences.
C) One should remember that social change is a process with only positive consequences.
D) One should remember that social change is a process with only negative consequences.
E) One should remember that social change is a process with negative as well as positive consequences.


QuestionID: 16-1-01
Topic: Introduction
Skill: conceptual
Objective: 16.1—State four defining characteristics of social change.

Answer: E) One should remember that social change is a process with negative as well as positive consequences.

2. When did the social changes that are identified with modernity begin?
A) at Christ's birth
B) with the advent of Islam
C) during the Middle Ages
D) with industrialization
E) with the baby-boom


QuestionID: 16-1-02
Topic: Introduction
Skill: conceptual
Objective: 16.1—State four defining characteristics of social change.

Answer: D) with industrialization

3. ________ is the term used to describe changes brought on by the "Information Revolution."
A) Social change
B) Modernity
C) Modernization
D) Postmodernity
E) Stratification


QuestionID: 16-1-03

1

, Topic: Introduction
Skill: factual
Objective: 16.1—State four defining characteristics of social change.

Answer: D) Postmodernity

4. Which of the following is a static social pattern?
A) social stratification
B) innovations in technology
C) social conflict
D) social movements
E) Catholicism


QuestionID: 16-1-04
Topic: What Is Social Change?
Skill: applied
Objective: 16.1—State four defining characteristics of social change.

Answer: A) social stratification

5. Which of the following is a dynamic social pattern?
A) status
B) social institutions
C) social stratification
D) technological innovations
E) roles


QuestionID: 16-1-05
Topic: What Is Social Change?
Skill: applied
Objective: 16.1—State four defining characteristics of social change.

Answer: D) technological innovations

6. Sociologists explain that social change:
A) is always intentional.
B) is always unplanned.
C) is both intentional and often unplanned.
D) is always intentional planned
E) is always unintentional and planned


QuestionID: 16-1-06

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