1. The division of groups based on categories determined by economics. 1 point a. Social b.

Social Exclusion
c. Social Stratification

2. A system that is resistant to change. 1 point a. Close System b. Open System c. Caste System

3. A system that is social roles and better on interacting with others. 1 point a. Class System b. Open System c.
Close System

4. An example of closed stratification system and promote social inequalities. 1 point a. Class System b. Caste
System c. Meritocracy

5. System based on the ownership of resources and the individual’s occupation or profession. 1 point a. Class
System b. Caste System c. Meritocracy

6. A system which determined by personal effort and merit. 1 point a. Class System b. Caste System c.
Meritocracy

7. Who is the author of Davis – Moore Thesis? 1 point a. Kingsley Davis b. Wilbert Moore c. All of the above

8. He proposed an alternative perspective on the significance of employment on social stratification. 1 point a.

Melvin Tumin (1953) b. Melvin Tumin (1935) c. Melvin Tumin (1954)

9. He believed that social stratification is influenced by economic forces. 1 point a. Melvin Tumin b. Wilbert
Moore c. Karl Max

10. Other term of Rich People 1 point a. Sosyal b. Bourgeois c. Proletariat

11. Other term of Workers/Poor people. 1 point a. Regular People b. Proletariat c. Bourgeois

12. This theoretical perspectives on social stratification refrain from looking into the larger structural factors
that define social stratification. 1 point a. Social Mobility b. Symbolic Interactionism c. Intergenerational
Mobility

13. Ability of individuals or groups to change their positions within a social stratification system. 1 point a.
Social Mobility b. Intergenerational Mobility c. Intra generational Mobility

14. It is the changes in social standing experienced by individuals belonging to different generations. 1 point a.
Social Mobility b. Intergenerational Mobility c. Intra generational Mobility

15. Focuses on the experience of people who belong to the same generation. 1 point a. Social Mobility b.
Intergenerational Mobility c. Intragenerational

Mobility Differentiate Upward and Downward mobility. 10 points

Upward mobility – upward movement in social class.

Downward mobility-lowering of an individuals social class

-this may be brought about by economics setbacks, unemployment, illness, and dropping out of school.
In knowing your social stratification/status, how did it affect your life? 5 points

Its affect  on my physical health, my ability to receive adequate medical care and nutrition,

and my life expectancy.
Make your own quotation/sayings regarding on social status. 5 points

What you believe about yourself on the inside is what you will manifest on the outside.