Question 1

Which statement best describes extended families?

Accepted Answer

A)  Immigrants are less likely than non-immigrants to live in extended families. 
B)  Members of non-racialized groups are more likely than members of racialized groups to live in extended families. 
C)  Indigenous people on reserves are more likely than non-indigenous people to live in extended families. 
D)  The extended family is the dominant family form in Canada irrespective of immigration or racial status. 
A)  Immigrants are less likely than non-immigrants to live in extended families. 
B)  Members of non-racialized groups are more likely than members of racialized groups to live in extended families. 
C)  Indigenous people on reserves are more likely than non-indigenous people to live in extended families. 
D)  The extended family is the dominant family form in Canada irrespective of immigration or racial status.

Question 2

Which statement best describes co-residence of immigrants?

Accepted Answer

A)  Young adults from the first generation in their families to be born in Canada are less likely to be co-residing with parents. 
B)  The effects of ethnicity on co-residence is unaffected by the length of time the family has been living in Canada. 
C)  Young people of Southern European and Asian origins are more likely co-reside with parents. 
D)  Co-residence with parents is unaffected by the recency of immigration to Canada. 
A)  Young adults from the first generation in their families to be born in Canada are less likely to be co-residing with parents. 
B)  The effects of ethnicity on co-residence is unaffected by the length of time the family has been living in Canada. 
C)  Young people of Southern European and Asian origins are more likely co-reside with parents. 
D)  Co-residence with parents is unaffected by the recency of immigration to Canada.

Question 3

Your parents believe that all people from Hawaii have pig roasts on a regular basis and can hula dance.What name would sociologists use to describe these overgeneralizations?

Accepted Answer

A)  ethnicity 
B)  discrimination 
C)  stereotypes 
D)  racism 
A)  ethnicity 
B)  discrimination 
C)  stereotypes 
D)  racism

Question 4

According to the text,what is the main difference between race and ethnicity?

Accepted Answer

A)  Race is physical attributes;ethnicity is cultural characteristics. 
B)  Race is cultural characteristics;ethnicity is physical attributes. 
C)  People can be multiracial,but they can't be multi-ethnic. 
D)  Racial categorizations are more scientifically determined. 
A)  Race is physical attributes;ethnicity is cultural characteristics. 
B)  Race is cultural characteristics;ethnicity is physical attributes. 
C)  People can be multiracial,but they can't be multi-ethnic. 
D)  Racial categorizations are more scientifically determined.

Question 5

Which factor has the greatest effect on the income disparity between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people?

Accepted Answer

A)  age of first job 
B)  level of education 
C)  language skills 
D)  willingness to relocate 
A)  age of first job 
B)  level of education 
C)  language skills 
D)  willingness to relocate

Question 6

What is the relationship between race and racialization?

Accepted Answer

Race is not a natural phenomenon but soc

Which statement best describes extended families?

Which statement best describes co-residence of immigrants?

Your parents believe that all people from Hawaii have pig roasts on a regular basis and can hula dance.What name would sociologists use to describe these overgeneralizations?

According to the text,what is the main difference between race and ethnicity?

Which factor has the greatest effect on the income disparity between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people?

What is the relationship between race and racialization?

Seeing and Acting Through the Lens of Sociology

Applying Sociological Research Methods

I Am Canadian: What Is Canadian Culture

Socialization: the Self and Social Identity

Social Inequality in Canadian Society

Mass Media: Living in the Electronic Age

Sex, gender, and Sexualities: Deconstructing Dualisms

Canadian Families: Past, present, and Future

Learning What Is True: Religion,science,and Education

Social Control, deviance, and Crime

Health and Illness: Is It Lifestyle or Something More

Social Change: Collective Behaviour and Social Movements

Going Green: Environmental Sociology

Globalization: the Interconnected World

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Exam 8: Race and Ethnicity: Defining Ourselves and Others

Which statement best describes extended families?

Which statement best describes co-residence of immigrants?

Your parents believe that all people from Hawaii have pig roasts on a regular basis and can hula dance.What name would sociologists use to describe these overgeneralizations?

According to the text,what is the main difference between race and ethnicity?

Which factor has the greatest effect on the income disparity between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people?

What is the relationship between race and racialization?

Seeing and Acting Through the Lens of Sociology

Applying Sociological Research Methods

I Am Canadian: What Is Canadian Culture

Socialization: the Self and Social Identity

Social Inequality in Canadian Society

Mass Media: Living in the Electronic Age

Sex, gender, and Sexualities: Deconstructing Dualisms

Canadian Families: Past, present, and Future

Learning What Is True: Religion,science,and Education

Social Control, deviance, and Crime

Health and Illness: Is It Lifestyle or Something More

Social Change: Collective Behaviour and Social Movements

Going Green: Environmental Sociology

Globalization: the Interconnected World

Filters