Types Of Social Groups Quiz! Trivia
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- 1.An informal group is usually:
- A.
Large, permanent and organized
- B.
Small, casual and spontaneously formed
- C.
Homogeneous, co-ooperative and distinct
- D.
Functional, practical and pretigious
- 2."Man must be co-operative with others in order to survive". In what form is this co-operation best reflected internationally? In the formation of:
- A.
Governments
- B.
Groups and institutions
- C.
The United Nations
- D.
Socialist bloc countries
- 3.Members of a touring cricket team may be classified as all of the following EXCEPT:
- A.
A peer group
- B.
A primary group
- C.
A formal group
- D.
An organized group
- 4.A leader is a person who:
- A.
Is being led for the achievement of some important goal
- B.
Makes all the decisions in an active organization
- C.
Occupies a central role or position of dominance and influence in a group
- D.
Has subservient role to perform in a group
- 5.A formal group has the following characteristics.
- A.
Anthems, symbols, and badges
- B.
Youths, scouts and leaders
- C.
Rules, goals and leaders
- D.
People, money and officers
- 6.Which of the following is a voluntary organization?
- A.
Rastafarian
- B.
Police Service
- C.
Fire Services
- D.
Scouts
- 7.Five persons are playing the marble games. What type of groups are they?
- A.
An informal group
- B.
A voluntary group
- C.
A peer group
- D.
A formal
- 8.The type of leadership that is naturally inherited is known as:
- A.
Charismatic
- B.
Traditional
- C.
Legal
- D.
Inheritance
- 9.The term 'generation gap' describes:
- A.
A disruption in electricity supply
- B.
The gap in understanding between the parents and children
- C.
Gaps in our knowledge about genetic disease
- D.
The difference between energy supplied from renewable and non-renewable sources
- 10.The following are examples of economic institutions:
- A.
Peer groups
- B.
Political parties and activities
- C.
Banks and port authorities
- D.
Church organizations
- 11.Common-law unions are:
- A.
Visiting unions
- B.
Civil marriages not solemnised in church
- C.
Ordinary legal marriages, solemnised in either a religious or civil ceremony
- D.
Unmarried couples living together as though they are married
- 12.A nuclear family consists of:
- A.
A single parent and children
- B.
Children whose parents are living away from home
- C.
Parents, grandparent, aunts, uncles and cousins
- D.
Mother, father and their children or step children
- 13.The family is both:
- A.
A formal social group and an institution
- B.
A primary and a secondary social group
- C.
A primary social group and an institution
- D.
A secondary social group and a formal social group
- 14.An institution may be defined as:
- A.
The headquarters of an organization
- B.
A sports organization that is formally structured
- C.
A place where sick people are taken care of
- D.
A well established social organization for meeting various human needs
- 15.Which one of the following is not a primary group?
- A.
A family
- B.
A political party
- C.
A peer group
- D.
A class in school
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