Question 1

Which of the following is TRUE of children living with gay or lesbian parents?

Accepted Answer

A)  They are usually conceived through artificial insemination. 
B)  They may face the need to explain having same sex parents at school. 
C)  They are more likely to go into a helping profession. 
D)  They are more likely than others to become gay or lesbian themselves. 
A)  They are usually conceived through artificial insemination. 
B)  They may face the need to explain having same sex parents at school. 
C)  They are more likely to go into a helping profession. 
D)  They are more likely than others to become gay or lesbian themselves.

Question 2

What is the difference between prejudice and discrimination?

Accepted Answer

Discrimination comprises negat

Question 3

Discuss differences in communication style between women and men and show how these differences can affect family relationships.Provide examples.

Accepted Answer

Communication style differences between

Question 4

____________________ are the socially approved ways of behaving as males and females.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ are the socially approved ways of...

Question 5

How do francophones living outside Québec differ from Quebeckers?

Accepted Answer

A)  They do not have the same official supports for language and culture. 
B)  They have stronger family support programs available than in Québec. 
C)  They live common-law more often than those in Québec. 
D)  They value the French language more than Québec francophones. 
A)  They do not have the same official supports for language and culture. 
B)  They have stronger family support programs available than in Québec. 
C)  They live common-law more often than those in Québec. 
D)  They value the French language more than Québec francophones.

Question 6

A(n)____________ is any quality that is seen as offensive by the majority.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A(n)____________ is any quality that is seen...

Question 7

According to the text,what happens when men and women form close relationships?

Accepted Answer

A)  Men are more likely to have sex without becoming romantically attached first. 
B)  Women tend to initiate sexual relations more often than men do. 
C)  A man is more likely than a woman to think of marriage. 
D)  Women are more concerned than men over who has power. 
A)  Men are more likely to have sex without becoming romantically attached first. 
B)  Women tend to initiate sexual relations more often than men do. 
C)  A man is more likely than a woman to think of marriage. 
D)  Women are more concerned than men over who has power.

Question 8

In an example of humanitarian-motivated immigration policy,between 1947 and 1962,what did Canada do?

Accepted Answer

A)  It admitted nearly 250 000 refugees and people displaced by World War II. 
B)  It offered admittance to thousands of Ukrainian farmers seeking refuge from famine. 
C)  It offered immigration visas to Romanians fleeing after an unsuccessful uprising. 
D)  It became the principal destination for individuals using the Underground Railroad. 
A)  It admitted nearly 250 000 refugees and people displaced by World War II. 
B)  It offered admittance to thousands of Ukrainian farmers seeking refuge from famine. 
C)  It offered immigration visas to Romanians fleeing after an unsuccessful uprising. 
D)  It became the principal destination for individuals using the Underground Railroad.

Question 9

Kim argues that women should be considered a minority group.According to the text,which of the following statements justifies her position?

Accepted Answer

A)  Women are disadvantaged in respect to pay and opportunities for promotion. 
B)  Women are encouraged to be homemakers and to be dependent on their husbands. 
C)  Men outnumber women in the Canadian population. 
D)  Women are unable to think rationally because they concentrate on emotions. 
A)  Women are disadvantaged in respect to pay and opportunities for promotion. 
B)  Women are encouraged to be homemakers and to be dependent on their husbands. 
C)  Men outnumber women in the Canadian population. 
D)  Women are unable to think rationally because they concentrate on emotions.

Question 10

The 2006 Canadian Census provided evidence for which of the following demographic shifts?

Accepted Answer

A)  Canadians have an increasing interest in supporting traditional family values. 
B)  Individuals over the age of 15 are now more likely to be unmarried than married. 
C)  Common-law couples are decreasing faster than other types of families. 
D)  The number of stay-at-home mothers is rising. 
A)  Canadians have an increasing interest in supporting traditional family values. 
B)  Individuals over the age of 15 are now more likely to be unmarried than married. 
C)  Common-law couples are decreasing faster than other types of families. 
D)  The number of stay-at-home mothers is rising.

Question 11

What happened in the development of a Québec identity during the 1960s?

Accepted Answer

A)  Large families became important for francophone survival. 
B)  A rural lifestyle was kept as a central value. 
C)  Family support systems became the weakest in Canada. 
D)  Education replaced religion as the chief cultural socializer. 
A)  Large families became important for francophone survival. 
B)  A rural lifestyle was kept as a central value. 
C)  Family support systems became the weakest in Canada. 
D)  Education replaced religion as the chief cultural socializer.

Question 12

Compare life in traditional Quebec society prior to 1960 with family life in Quebec after the Quiet Revolution.

Accepted Answer

Life in traditional Quebec society prior

Question 13

State how the attempt to "pass" can create difficulties for an individual.

Accepted Answer

The attempt to "pass" refers to the effo

Question 14

Describe three difficulties that mixed-race families might face.

Accepted Answer

1. Identity struggles: Mixed-race indivi

Question 15

Many children have a variety of parent figures.When can this cause problems?

Accepted Answer

A)  when creating family tree assignments at school 
B)  when parental consent is needed for school trips 
C)  when allocating seats at school plays 
D)  when making decisions about curriculum for special needs children 
A)  when creating family tree assignments at school 
B)  when parental consent is needed for school trips 
C)  when allocating seats at school plays 
D)  when making decisions about curriculum for special needs children

Question 16

Which of the following is an example of trying to "pass" as a member of the majority?

Accepted Answer

A)  Carol and Anne are planning to tell their families that they are lesbian lovers. 
B)  Rob is studying very hard because he wants to prove that the label "lazy Indian" is wrong. 
C)  John and Martha do not intend to tell their daughter, Alicia, that she is adopted. 
D)  Gisele gets very angry when anyone calls her brother a "retard." 
A)  Carol and Anne are planning to tell their families that they are lesbian lovers. 
B)  Rob is studying very hard because he wants to prove that the label "lazy Indian" is wrong. 
C)  John and Martha do not intend to tell their daughter, Alicia, that she is adopted. 
D)  Gisele gets very angry when anyone calls her brother a "retard."

Question 17

According to the text,which of the following are men more likely than women to experience?

Accepted Answer

A)  living in poverty 
B)  physical abuse 
C)  being a single parent 
D)  living with a partner 
A)  living in poverty 
B)  physical abuse 
C)  being a single parent 
D)  living with a partner

Question 18

Suggest three reasons that immigrants who see Canada as the "promised land" may find it takes a long time to have their dreams fulfilled.

Accepted Answer

1) Lack of recognition of foreign creden

Question 19

Although Jonathan has a hearing impairment,he hopes that no one will notice he is different because he has learned to lip-read expertly.What is Jonathan trying to do?

Accepted Answer

A)  mainstream 
B)  discriminate 
C)  assimilate 
D)  pass 
A)  mainstream 
B)  discriminate 
C)  assimilate 
D)  pass

Question 20

In the past,many immigrants came to Canada from Britain and the United States.Where does the largest percentage come from now?

Accepted Answer

A)  Sri Lanka 
B)  Africa 
C)  the People's Republic of China 
D)  Europe 
A)  Sri Lanka 
B)  Africa 
C)  the People's Republic of China 
D)  Europe

Which of the following is TRUE of children living with gay or lesbian parents?

What is the difference between prejudice and discrimination?

Discuss differences in communication style between women and men and show how these differences can affect family relationships.Provide examples.

____________________ are the socially approved ways of behaving as males and females.

How do francophones living outside Québec differ from Quebeckers?

A(n)____________ is any quality that is seen as offensive by the majority.

According to the text,what happens when men and women form close relationships?

In an example of humanitarian-motivated immigration policy,between 1947 and 1962,what did Canada do?

Kim argues that women should be considered a minority group.According to the text,which of the following statements justifies her position?

The 2006 Canadian Census provided evidence for which of the following demographic shifts?

What happened in the development of a Québec identity during the 1960s?

Compare life in traditional Quebec society prior to 1960 with family life in Quebec after the Quiet Revolution.

State how the attempt to "pass" can create difficulties for an individual.

Describe three difficulties that mixed-race families might face.

Many children have a variety of parent figures.When can this cause problems?

Which of the following is an example of trying to "pass" as a member of the majority?

According to the text,which of the following are men more likely than women to experience?

Suggest three reasons that immigrants who see Canada as the "promised land" may find it takes a long time to have their dreams fulfilled.

Although Jonathan has a hearing impairment,he hopes that no one will notice he is different because he has learned to lip-read expertly.What is Jonathan trying to do?

In the past,many immigrants came to Canada from Britain and the United States.Where does the largest percentage come from now?

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Wedding Bells and After

Children Yes or No

Bringing up Baby

The Middle Years and the Not-So-Empty Nest

Grey Power and the Sunset Years

The Lone-Parent Familythe Future Majority

Coming Apartthe Divorce Experience

The Second Time Around

The Family and the World of Work

The Family Beleaguered When Problems Come

Home Dangerous Home: Abuse and Violence in the Family

Poverty and the Family

The Crystal Ballpredicting the Future of the Family

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Exam 2: Being Different

Which of the following is TRUE of children living with gay or lesbian parents?

What is the difference between prejudice and discrimination?

Discuss differences in communication style between women and men and show how these differences can affect family relationships.Provide examples.

____________________ are the socially approved ways of behaving as males and females.

How do francophones living outside Québec differ from Quebeckers?

A(n)____________ is any quality that is seen as offensive by the majority.

According to the text,what happens when men and women form close relationships?

In an example of humanitarian-motivated immigration policy,between 1947 and 1962,what did Canada do?

Kim argues that women should be considered a minority group.According to the text,which of the following statements justifies her position?

The 2006 Canadian Census provided evidence for which of the following demographic shifts?

What happened in the development of a Québec identity during the 1960s?

Compare life in traditional Quebec society prior to 1960 with family life in Quebec after the Quiet Revolution.

State how the attempt to "pass" can create difficulties for an individual.

Describe three difficulties that mixed-race families might face.

Many children have a variety of parent figures.When can this cause problems?

Which of the following is an example of trying to "pass" as a member of the majority?

According to the text,which of the following are men more likely than women to experience?

Suggest three reasons that immigrants who see Canada as the "promised land" may find it takes a long time to have their dreams fulfilled.

Although Jonathan has a hearing impairment,he hopes that no one will notice he is different because he has learned to lip-read expertly.What is Jonathan trying to do?

In the past,many immigrants came to Canada from Britain and the United States.Where does the largest percentage come from now?

What Is a Family

Getting Together

Wedding Bells and After

Children Yes or No

Bringing up Baby

The Middle Years and the Not-So-Empty Nest

Grey Power and the Sunset Years

The Lone-Parent Familythe Future Majority

Coming Apartthe Divorce Experience

The Second Time Around

The Family and the World of Work

The Family Beleaguered When Problems Come

Home Dangerous Home: Abuse and Violence in the Family

Poverty and the Family

The Crystal Ballpredicting the Future of the Family

Filters