If someone falls “below the poverty line,” what do we know about them?
A) They have spent more than six months unemployed.
B) They have filed for bankruptcy.
C) They lack the minimum income necessary for food, shelter, and clothing.
D) They are lower middle class.
Answer: C
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A) ?High culture represents the coexistence of several cultures, whereas popular culture is the representation of a specific culture. B) High culture runs counter to the values of the dominant society, whereas popular culture is small and informal.? C) High culture is designed to reach large numbers of people, whereas popular culture is aimed to reach a specific group of people.? D) ?High culture defines and reinforces mores, whereas popular culture encourages individuality. E) High culture is the cultural expression of a society's highest social classes, whereas popular culture is widespread among a population.
Out-of-school peer programs include peer influence approaches, as well as:
A. peer policing programs. B. peer participation programs. C. peer evaluation. D. peer pressure reversal.
The problem of fistulas is related to
A. rapid industrialization in Southeast Asia. B. patriarchy in healthcare. C. patterns of kinship and descent. D. the practice of exogamy.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.