Exam 3

A  about the same as what men earn

B  more than men earn in most occupations.

C  about 77 cents for every dollar men earn.

D  about half of what men earn

A  age cohort; C. Everett Koop

B  ageism; Robert Butler

C  gerotranscendence; Lars Tornstam

D  gender age; Francis E. Downey

A  low-paying Jobs

B  high-paying jobs

C  blue-colar jobs

D  white-collar jobs

A  There is only one race; intelligence is based on race

B  Eventually there will only be one race; all races have the same origin

C  One race is superior to another; pure races exist

D  All races have the same origin; race is a status that cannot be changed

A  Neither nature nor nurture is responsible for determining human behavior.

B  Nurture is the dominant force in determining human behavior.

C  Human behavior is the result of nature and nurture working together.

D  Nature is the dominant force in determining human behavior.

A  for a year or less

B  until both children are 18 years of age

C  for at least five or six years

D  between eight and ten years

A  symbolic interactionists

B  functionalists theorists

C  conflict theorists

D  none

A  The degree of inequality between men and women in a society

B  The secondary sex characteristics of men and women

C  The personal traits and social positions that members of a society attach to being a male or female.

D  people’s sexual orientation

A  campaigning to pass an Equal Rights Amendment

B  winning the right to vote for women

C  reforming all the institutions of society

D  changing women’s work roles

A  Gender differences are based on social factors

B  Gender differences are based on physiological differences.

C  Gender differences are based on genetic dispositions.

D  Gender differences are the result of biological differences.

A  Gender is sociologically significant because it is the way in which society controls its members.

B  Being born male or female carries images and expectations on how one should act.

C  The terms “sex” and “gender” are sociologically and biologically interchangeable.

D  The world offers unequal access to power, prestige, and property based on one’s sex

A  the lower the level of education, the fewer births to single women

B  the greater the level of education, the fewer births to single women

C  There is no relationship between the level of education and births to single women.

D  the greater the level of education, the more births to single women

A  militant minority

B  assimilationist minority

C  secessionists minority

D  pluralistic minority

A  individual discrimination

B  institutional discrimination

C  stereotyping

D  cronyism

A  The ACLU took the Loving case to the Virginia Supreme Court, where the Court invalidated the Virginia anti-miscegenation statute in 1965

B  The ACLU took the Loving case to the U.S. Supreme Court, where the Court invalidated all anti-miscegenation laws in 1967.

C  Richard and Mildred Loving found very little support from whites.

D  None of the above is true.

A  Changes in John’s value system are the most likely cause.

B  It is due to his unwillingness to work.

C  He is not intelligent enough to get a better job.

D  Changes in the social structure are the most likely cause.

A  androgyny

B  gender identity

C  machismo

D  sex

A  white supremacy

B  white power

C  white privilege

D  brown power

A  bureaucrat

B  skilled laborer

C  unskilled worker

D  craftsman

A  No conclusion can be drawn from the statement.

B  Michael is more likely than Archie to be prejudiced against Asians.

C  Archie is more likely than Michael to be prejudiced against Asians.

D  Michael and Archie are equally likely to be prejudiced against Asians

A  Societies may define both “masculine” and “feminine” differently.

B  All societies define feminine in the same way.

C  Some societies have no definitions for gender categories.

D  All societies define masculine in the same way.

A  Coal power plants are disproprtionately placed in comminities of color.

B  Extreme cases of arthritis consitute examples of health related issues resulting from environmental racism.

C  There is the dumping of waste on Native American lands.

D  Environmental racism is a subtle form of racism.

A  They would likely reduce the incidents of elderly abuse.

B  They would improve the efficiency of nursing home operations

C  They would allow nursing homes to apply for more grants and reduce costs to families.

D  They would make licensure of nursing homes easier.

A  is entirely dependent upon fixed biological characteristics

B  varies, depending upon the society in which its meaning is constructed

C  is based on biological factors only

D  tends to be quite similar in all cultures

A  class distinction for life based on ascription

B  enforced norms of endogamy

C  movement up and down the class ladder

D  ownership of one group of people by another

A  population transfer and segregation

B  assimilation and segregation

C  genocide and pluralism

D  population transfer and genocide

A  She will be more politically radical.

B  She will be ultra conservative.

C  She will be apathetic towards politics.

D  She will probably become a socialist worker.

A  The top two-thirds of Americans earn about two-thirds of the income.

B  Income earnings are just about evenly divided among all Americans.

C  The top 20 percent of Americans earn nearly half the income.

D  The bottom 20 percent of Americans earn about 15 percent of the income.

A  caste system

B  globalization

C  neocolonialism

D  slavery

A  The class system works in democracies.

B  The class system has fluid boundaries.

C  The class system existed before the other three.

D  The class system is not based on religion.

A  absolute poverty

B  transitional poverty

C  low-level poverty

D  relative poverty

A  social reform

B  social stratification

C  structural mobility

D  income distribution

A  The workers are experiencing false class consciousness.

B  The workers’ sense of fairness has been influenced by primogeniture.

C  The workers are victims of social stratification.

D  The workers share class consciousness.

A  It reformed U.S. welfare policy

B  It created the Temporary Aid to Needy Families program

C  It was enacted by President Bill Clinton

D  It also had a significant impact on many in the upper-middle class.

A  Less likely than people with low incomes to vote

B  More likely than people with low incomes to vote

C  are much less likely than people with low income to vote

D  Just as likely as people with low incomes to vote