A. is an ancient principle
B. is a modern invention
C. prevents divorce
D. contributes to divorce
Romance as a reason for marriage________________? Read More »
Miscellaneous Economics Mcqs A. exogamy
B. endogamy
C. polygamy
D. purdah
A. polygamy
B. polyandry
C. polygyny
D. none of these
The most common form of marriage today is_______________? Read More »
Miscellaneous Economics Mcqs A. lunacy
B. polyandry
C. polygyny
D. serial marriage
A. marriage
B. common descent
C. adoption
D. none of these
A kinship system is based on______________? Read More »
Miscellaneous Economics Mcqs A. interfaith competition
B. legal and economic bonds
C. educational functions
D. class conflict
The family-and particularly marriage-binds its members through_______________? Read More »
Miscellaneous Economics Mcqs A. show business
B. gossip
C. sports
D. the family
An example of a basic pivotal institution is_____________? Read More »
Miscellaneous Economics Mcqs A. are ingrained patterns of behavior representing solutions to universal human needs
B. are things like banks and schools
C. make up cultural components
D. all of the above
Social institutions________________? Read More »
Miscellaneous Economics Mcqs A. one urban cluster of at lest 10,000 but less than 50.000 population
B. one city of at least 50,000 population
C. one city of at least 1 million population
D. a region of the country
The Micropolitan Statistical Area consists of_______________? Read More »
Miscellaneous Economics Mcqs A. CMSAs (Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Areas)
B. SMSAs (Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas)
C. CBSAs (Core Bases Statistical Areas)
D. MSAs (Micropolitan Statistical Areas)
Metropolitan areas with a population of 1 million or more are called_______________? Read More »
Miscellaneous Economics Mcqs