The iPhone has been purchased by millions of people and has revolutionized the ways phones function in society. This shows that increased consumption patterns ______.
A. support the way capitalism weeds out good and bad products
B. influence not just the economy but also culture
C. are more likely to sort the rich from the poor
D. have their greatest influence on the young generation
Answer: B
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Jim's parents have gotten divorced, but both parents have maintained a strong, loving relationship with him. Jim lives with his mother, who has settled in to her new post-divorce lifestyle nicely and is doing all right financially
Both parents regularly consult with each other to ensure Jim does similar chores, has similar rules, and follows a similar schedule when he stays with his father. Jim has probably __________. a. acted well in public, but had tantrums at each of his parents' new residences b. broken the law at least three times c. adapted reasonably well after the divorce d. had serious behavioral problems in school nonetheless
Italian men often worked ________ jobs
A) skilled blue-collar B) professional C) pick-and-shovel D) medical
In a recent study of socialization in elite American prep schools, Cookson and Persell concluded that "preppies":
a. become maladjusted adults as a direct result of their experiences in these schools b. develop close ties to their classmates that can be valuable in later life c. have no better chance of achieving economic success than students who go to public schools d. resent the years they spend in elite schools
In 2016, among those ages 18-64, 9.7% of males and 13.4% of females in the U.S. lived in poverty. This concentration of women make up a growing proportion of those in poverty known as the ______.
A. relative poverty line B. feminization of poverty C. absolute poverty D. supplemental poverty line