Why is it difficult to permanently dispose nuclear wastes?
What will be an ideal response?
One problem with nuclear wastes is that they remain deadly for tens of thousands of years. A successful repository for the wastes must seal them completely for all this time, and no one has yet figured out how to do that. Also, transporting nuclear wastes from all over a country presents an image of an accident waiting to happen.
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The unequal distribution of wealth in the United States has
a. no effect on the distribution of health care in the United States because of government medical insurance for the poor. b. no effect on the poor because all private hospitals are willing to give medical aid to any person who cannot pay, free of charge. c. a direct effect on the distribution of health care among poor people who frequently cannot afford medical care or even the transportation to a medical facility. d. a and b above.
Meredith studies how waiters are treated by diners at a country club in order to learn about the daily structure of inequality and how these patterns are enacted and replicated. Meredith is a __________
a. functionalist b. conflict theorist c. symbolic interactionist d. feminist
Casler argues that American dating patterns have as much, if not more, to do with the development of love as actual attraction. For example, ____________leads us to pretend we like a date more than we really do, leading to reciprocal interaction and validation
a. physical attraction b. indifferent exposure c. simple politeness d. feelings of rapport
________ as a group have higher income than others classified as Hispanic in the United States.
A. Puerto Ricans B. Mexicans C. Colombians D. Cubans