SOC 111 CBT PRACTICE

Phil 3 days agoLast Updated: January 3, 2025

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Take your time to read instructions before taking this test.

There are 40 questions which you are to answer in 15 minutes that gives you roughly 30 seconds per question.

If you can get at least 60%, you can be rest assured that you’ll ace SOC 111 exam

In a normal exam you will be asked between 40 – 60 questions but I only arranged 40 questions

Note

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40 – 44 E

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SOC 111

1 / 40

1. Cultural hegemony focuses on:

A. Technological advancements

B. Economic superiority

C. Subtle domination of dominant class culture

D. Military power

2 / 40

2. Phonological disorders affect a child’s ability to:

A. Memorize songs

B. Interact with machines

C. Develop and understand speech

D. Read books

3 / 40

3. Which of the following is NOT a component of communication?

A. Isolation

B. Feedback

C. Medium

D. Sender

4 / 40

4. Illiteracy in society impacts communication by:

A. Encouraging technology-driven communication

B. Promoting verbal exchanges exclusively

C. Restricting the use of written communication

D. Boosting print media effectiveness

5 / 40

5. Which theory highlights the monopoly of media ownership?

A. Hegemony theory

B. Pluralist theory

C. Interpretative model

D. Marxist theory

6 / 40

6. The dominance of US dollars in global transactions is a result of:

A. Economic globalization

B. Decline of global trade

C. Reduction in communication channels

D. Media liberalization

7 / 40

7. Globalization has most empowered which language for communication?

A. French

B. German

C. Spanish

D. English

8 / 40

8. Globalization in mass media refers to:

A. Isolationism

B. Barriers to international trade

C. Localized communication

D. Integration of societies through technology

9 / 40

9. Which arm of government is the mass media often referred to as?

A. Executive

B. Judiciary

C. Fourth estate

D. Legislature

10 / 40

10. What is a significant solution to internet moral decadence?

A. Strengthening moral education

B. Promoting harmful content

C. Encouraging unrestricted internet usage

D. Removing all online regulations

11 / 40

11. The internet's dominance of Western ideologies is often termed as:

A. Economic globalization

B. Cultural invasion

C. Media integration

D. Global balance

12 / 40

12. Which theory views the audience as active interpreters of media messages?

A. Marxist theory

B. Interpretative model

C. Pluralist theory

D. Cultural hegemony

13 / 40

13. Mass poverty affects mass media by:

A. Encouraging content creation

B. Reducing government censorship

C. Limiting access to advanced equipment

D. Promoting rural communication

14 / 40

14. One reason for inadequate mass media in society is:

A. High global connectivity

B. Rural marginalization

C. Reduced literacy levels

D. E-commerce opportunities

15 / 40

15. Mass media is considered the fourth estate because it:

A. Has no significant societal role

B. Exists outside government control

C. Acts independently from society

D. Influences public opinion and governance

16 / 40

16. Mass communication differs from interpersonal communication because it:

A. Encourages personal feedback

B. Targets large, dispersed audiences

C. Uses face-to-face methods

D. Is primarily verbal

17 / 40

17. A voice disorder may result in:

A. Accurate repetition of sounds

B. Reduced listener attention

C. Perfectly clear speech

D. Harsh or nasal tones affecting communication

18 / 40

18. What theory argues that media reflects the diversity in society?

A. Marxist theory

B. Interpretative model

C. Pluralist theory

D. Cultural hegemony

19 / 40

19. What does sociology primarily study?

A. Economics

B. Economics

C. Politics

D. Technology

20 / 40

20. Which type of communication disorder involves difficulties with sound production?

A. Articulation disorder

B. Phonological disorder

C. Fluency disorder

D. Language disorder

21 / 40

21. Which of the following is an example of machine-to-machine communication?

A. Printer receiving commands from a computer

B. Speaking to a virtual assistant

C. Emailing a colleague

D. Watching television

22 / 40

22. Which of the following ensures effective communication in society?

A. Overlooking economic conditions

B. Ignoring literacy levels

C. Analyzing societal norms and values

D. Excluding traditional beliefs

23 / 40

23. Which function of communication is essential for preserving knowledge?

A. Isolation

B. Feedback

C. Writing books and magazines

D. Verbal discussions

24 / 40

24. Which communication type involves a person sending commands to a machine?

A. Machine-to-machine communication

B. Person-to-machine communication

C. Social interaction

D. Interpersonal communication

25 / 40

25. What does cultural imperialism through mass media entail?

A. Universal cultural equality

B. Promotion of local traditions

C. Suppression of traditional norms

D. Dominance of Western values

26 / 40

26. Which media function helps in teaching and public enlightenment?

A. Educational function

B. Economic function

C. Religious function

D. Political function

27 / 40

27. The internet is significant because:

A. It is expensive

B. It provides unparalleled information access

C. It limits global interaction

D. It lacks interaction mechanisms

28 / 40

28. Mass communication is defined as:

A. Conveying messages to large, dispersed audiences

B. Communication within oneself

C. Private discussions

D. Face-to-face interaction

29 / 40

29. What is one major negative impact of the internet?

A. Integration of societies

B. Speedy information transfer

C. E-commerce growth

D. Cultural invasion

30 / 40

30. Intrapersonal communication is best described as:

A. Communication within oneself

B. Mass media communication

C. Group discussions

D. Interaction between machines

31 / 40

31. Which is NOT a negative impact of the internet?

A. Cultural invasion

B. Security threats

C. Internet crimes

D. Speedy exchange of information

32 / 40

32. Which theory emphasizes the control of media by the dominant class?

A. Interpretative model

B. Pluralist theory

C. Modernization theory

D. Marxist theory

33 / 40

33. The primary role of mass media in politics is to:

A. Entertain

B. Propagate political agendas

C. Replace governance

D. Enforce laws

34 / 40

34. Which of these is NOT a function of communication?

A. Preserving knowledge

B. Establishing relationships

C. Enhancing social organization

D. Promoting disunity

35 / 40

35. Which of the following is a positive contribution of the internet?

A. Increased cultural invasion

B. Higher illiteracy rates

C. Restricted access to information

D. Integration of societies into cultural blocks

36 / 40

36. The internet's major characteristics include:

A. Slow communication mechanisms

B. Interactive communication and vast information access

C. Complete regulation by authorities

D. Limited information resources

37 / 40

37. The internet has revolutionized education through:

A. Reducing access to information

B. Restricting e-learning platforms

C. Enabling online learning opportunities

D. Encouraging traditional classroom learning exclusively

38 / 40

38. The sociology of mass communication involves:

A. Artistic interpretation

B. Personal relationships

C. Analysis of communication's structures, roles, and societal impacts

D. Political campaigns

39 / 40

39. Mass media contributes to religious functions by:

A. Printing religious materials

B. Ignoring societal norms

C. Limiting access to spiritual information

D. Promoting secularism

40 / 40

40. Which of these is a developmental function of the mass media?

A. Disseminating health and family planning information

B. Undermining literacy programs

C. Encouraging monopoly in ownership

D. Promoting cultural imperialism

Your score is

The average score is 71%

Phil 3 days agoLast Updated: January 3, 2025

0 229 1 minute read

SOC 111 CBT PRACTICE

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