Florida Teacher Certification Examinations (FTCE) Social Science Practice Test

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Which of the following is NOT an example of a social network?

  1. A church congregation

  2. A university

  3. A family

  4. A party planner

The correct answer is: A party planner

A party planner is not an example of a social network because it typically refers to an individual or a business focused on organizing events rather than a structured group of individuals who share social relationships and interactions. Social networks are defined by the connections and relationships among people, often including groups where members engage with one another, share common interests, and maintain frequent interpersonal interactions. In contrast, a church congregation forms a social network through shared beliefs and practices, creating strong community ties. A university operates as a social network through its student, faculty, and alumni relationships, enabling exchange of knowledge and support. A family, too, is a fundamental social network characterized by close, personal relationships and a support system among its members. These structures exemplify the interaction and connection that define social networks, while a party planner typically does not inherently possess those qualities.