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1. Assertion (A ) : Caste is nothing more than the systematization of occupational differentiation ?

Reason ( R ) : The hereditrory association of a caste with an ocupation is striking .

Ans :

 Both A and R are true . R is the correct explanation of A .

Exp :

       Both A and R are true . R is the correct explanation of A .

2. Assertion ( A ) : In India , it is possible to change one's religion but not caste

   Reason ( R) : In India, an idividual inherits caste by birth while membership of religious groups is acquired .

Ans :

    ( A ) Both A and R are true , R is the correct explanation of A .

Exp : Because in India, an individual inherits caste by birth while membership of religious groups is acquired so it is possible to change one's religion but not caste here .

3. Assertion ( A ) ; Social mobility is necessarily more in clas societies than in caste societies

    Reason ( R ) : A single individual in a class society can more up to a class higher than that of his birth .

Ans :

    ( A ) both A and R are true. R is the correct explanation of A .

Exp: It is true that social mobility is necessarily more than in class societies than in caste societies because  a single individual in a class society can move up to a class higher than that of his birth .

4. Assertion ( A ) : After independence , some castes, developed vested interests in Backwardness .

    Reason ( R ) : In helped them secure upward social mobility .

Ans :

      Both A and R are true. R is the correct explanation of A .

Exp : After independence, some castes, developed vested interests in Backwardness . It helped them secure upward social mobility .

5. Assertion ( A ) : Differentiation refers to how things or people can be distingushed from one another

    Reason ( R ) : Stratification refers to the ranking of things of people .

Ans :

         Both A and R are true but R is not a correct emplanation of A .

Exp : Differentiation refers to how things or people can be distingushed from one another and stratification refers to the ranking of things of people .

6. Asserion (A ) : Membership in caste association is not purely ascriptive

   Reason ( R ) : Birth in the caste is necessary but not  a sufficient condition for membership is case association

Ans : 

      A is a false, but R is true

Exp : Membership in caste association is not purely ascriptive . This is false while ( R ) birth in the caste is necessary but not sufficient for membership in caste association is true .

7. Assertion (A) : In trast with the caste system which is based on the principle of purity pollution, the Estate system is based on law .

   Reason (R) :  Unlike in the caste system hierarchy is not a characterising features of the Estate system .

Ans :

         Both A and R are true . R is the correct explanation of A.

Exp : In contrast with the caste system which is based on the principle of purity pollution the Estate system is based on law 'R ' unlike in the caste system hierarchy is not a characterizing feature of the Estate system. Both sentences are true individually and ' R ' is the correct explanation of A.

8. Assertion (A ) : Nordic race is superior and creates superior culture .

    Reason (R ) :  A super- race does not create superior culture .

Ans : 

    (C) A is true but R is false .

9. Assertion (A) : In the opinion of Irawati Karve, caste is an extended kin - group .

    Reason (R ) : All the members of a caste believe that they have desended from a common ancestor .

Ans :

        (A) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A .

10. Assertion ( A) : Members of low castes found it practically useful to adopt the mannerisms and living styles of dominant caste of their village .

     Reason (R) :  Members of low castes were fed up with their own life - styles and wanted a change

Ans : 

        Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A.

11. Assertion ( A ) : Life- style determines life chances .

     Reason (R) :     The class position of the individual enhances or diminishes his life chances

Ans :

       Both A and R are true but R is not a correct explanation of A .

12. Assertion (A) : Social mobility is the movement of individuals or groups from one social stratum to another .

      Reason (R) :   The degree to which systems of stratification are open or closed depends on the extent of social mobility .

Ans :

      Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A .

13. Assertion (A ) :  Traditionally, a lower caste adopted the life - style of the dominant caste in the process of sanskritization .

    Reason (R) :  Adoption of the life - style of the dominant caste usually symbolized a case of upward mobility within the caste system .

Ans :     

       Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A .

14. Assertion (A) : There is a considerable ethnolinguistic diverty in India .

      Reason ( R ) :  This prohibits equal oppertunity .

Ans :

         Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A .

15. Assertion (A) :  Caste does have social group cannot be called a community .

     Reason (R)  : Caste does have social coherence, but it lacks the community's territorial basis .

Ans :

       Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A .

16. Assertion (A) :  Caste discriminations are now - a - days not observed in public life .

      Reason (R)   : The touchable cases have stopped maintaining caste distinctions:

Ans :

         Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A .

17. Assertion (A) : Indian agricultural communities are very highly stratified .

       Reason (R)  :  There is relationship between the system of stratification and the division of work .

Ans :

       Both A and R are true but R is not a correct explanation of A .

18. Assertion (A) : Social stratification is functional to social system .

      Reason (R)  :  Social stratification assigns privileges and responsibilities to individuals .

Ans :

         A is false but R is true .

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