In animatism, supernatural power is attributed to:

• A) Forces
• B) Ghosts
• C) Gods
• D) Spirits

The family is the secondary form of socialization that plays the most important role in raising children.

• A) False
• B) True
• C)
• D)

According to Durkheim, which of the following propagate sacredness among the believers?

• A) Rituals
• B) Profane activities
• C) Religious symbols
• D) Collective belief

What role does the state play in relation to the behavior of people and organizations.

• A) Facilitator of chaos
• B) Rule creator
• C) Lenient enforcer
• D) Passive observer

How does religion and myth typically express the sacred order?

• A) Through words and images
• B) Through mathematical equations
• C) Through scientific theories
• D) Through political speeches

The conflict perspective emphasizes that healthcare systems can be influenced by:

• A) The efficiency of healthcare facilities
• B) Public demand and popular opinion
• C) Medical advancements and research
• D) Power struggles and social inequality

Which term best describes the connection between economic inequality and revolutions?

• A) Irrelevance
• B) Causation
• C) Coincidence
• D) Opposition

Which one of the following perspectives highlights the ways in which gender roles are constructed and reinforced through everyday behaviors?

• A) Structural functionalist
• B) Symbolic interactionist
• C) Feminist
• D) Conflict

The conflict perspective focuses on people's struggles for the equitable distribution of resources.

• A) True
• B) False
• C)
• D)

To understand how our lives are shaped by ___________ we need to study the functioning of health and medicine.

• A) Social bonds
• B) Social class
• C) Social development
• D) Social institution

In Pakistan, while fathers and other relatives contribute but the overwhelming belief persists that child-rearing is primarily the duty of mothers.

• A) False
• B) True
• C)
• D)

The way Pakistani people understand and interpret the phenomenon of health and illness in society can be best analyzed by ___________ perspective.

• A) Symbolic interactionism
• B) Conflict
• C) Structural functionalism
• D) Feminism

In Max Weber's "The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism," which nations played prominent role in the rapid emergence of capitalism?

• A) Spain and Portugal
• B) Sweden and Norway
• C) England and Holland
• D) France and Italy

In which of the following society cows are considered sacred?

• A) Pakistani
• B) Chinese
• C) Arabic
• D) Indian

Making and upholding rules is one of the state's primary duties.

• A) True
• B) False
• C)
• D)

According to Durkheim, what determines whether an object, person, place, or event is considered sacred?

• A) Inherent qualities of the object
• B) The beliefs of a group of believers
• C) Its monetary value
• D) Its age and historical significance

In which of the following religious practice believers seek contact with the sacred through icons?

• A) Theism
• B) Animatism
• C) Animism
• D) Monotheism

According to the _______ perspective, societies develop a system of medical care and rules to control sickness.

• A) Functionalist
• B) Conflict
• C)
• D)

The Swiss-German Mennonites and the Amish separated due to disagreements on religious doctrines.

• A) False
• B) True
• C)
• D)

The __________ perspective emphasizes that health and illness are defined according to cultural guidelines.

• A) Social conflict
• B) Symbolic interactionist
• C)
• D)