MCQ Questions
Q.1.
In Brazil, gender is determined by:
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    nature and nurture
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    social characteristics.
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    sexual practice.
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    smoke cigarettes.
Q.2.
Under the sex/gender system, men universally perform the kinds of tasks that:
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    emotional sensitivity
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    nature and nurture
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    require more strength.
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    social characteristics.
Q.3.
The study of gender is basically the study of how two spheres shape each other. What are the two spheres?
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    nature and nurture
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    glass ceiling
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    biological determinism.
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    reproduction.
Q.4.
Prison rape is usually about power, and a man who commits a homosexual act within prison:
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    Infant females are at greater risk of death.
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    invisible because it is regarded as the norm.
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    does not necessarily view himself as a homosexual.
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    social discomfort and fear of difference
Q.5.
Why do parents and surgeons push to assign a sex to a genitally ambiguous child?
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    Infant females are at greater risk of death.
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    social characteristics.
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    social discomfort and fear of difference
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    does not necessarily view himself as a homosexual.
Q.6.
Surgeons today recommend prompt surgery to make intersex children conform to an ideal of normal genitalia. About 90 percent of these surgeries:
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    invisible because it is regarded as the norm.
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    Teens believe if they don't climax they will not get an STD.
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    reassign an ambiguous male anatomy into a female one.
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    does not necessarily view himself as a homosexual.
Q.7.
What term best describes a behavior or attitude where a person's sex is the basis for prejudicial discrimination and where sex may matter more than a person's performance or merit?
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    glass ceiling
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    sexism
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    False
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    structural functionalism
Q.8.
What you do in the social world should be a direct result of who you are in the natural world. This statement refers to:
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    biological determinism.
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    emotional sensitivity
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    nature and nurture
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    social characteristics.
Q.9.
What term refers to the invisible barriers women face when they enter more prestigious corporate worlds?
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    social characteristics.
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    reproduction.
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    glass ceiling
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    nature and nurture
Q.10.
One of the key economic factors that continue to benefit men in work in a post-industrial is their biological advantages in terms of physical size and strength
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    True
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    False
Q.11.
In the one-sex model, it was believed that both a man's and a woman's orgasm were required for conception. When the two-sex model gained momentum, women and men were viewed as radically different creatures, and the female orgasm became viewed as:
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    True
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    unnecessary
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    glass ceiling
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    False
Q.12.
Opponents of gay and lesbian couplings claim that homosexuality is "unnatural" because they believe sex should only be about:
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    reproduction.
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    glass ceiling
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    emotional sensitivity
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    nature and nurture
Q.13.
In agrarian societies, people no longer have to move continually in search of food and they can acquire a surplus. Men gain control over the disposition of the surplus and the kinship system, and this control serves men's interests.
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    True
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    False
Q.14.
T of F? At birth, male and female infants are distinguished by secondary sex characteristics: the genitalia used in the reproductive process
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    True
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    False
Q.15.
An essentialist would argue all of the following for why women outnumber men in occupations that involve caring EXCEPT:
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    reassign an ambiguous male anatomy into a female one.
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    Teens believe if they don't climax they will not get an STD.
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    gender establishes different cultures and expectations for men and women.
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    does not necessarily view himself as a homosexual.
Q.16.
Which theoretical perspective assumed that every society had certain structures that existed to fulfill some set of necessary functions?
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    social characteristics.
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    structural functionalism
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    emotional sensitivity
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    sexism
Q.17.
Similar to hegemonic masculinity, social problems that exist within a dominant group in a society tend to be:
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    Teens believe if they don't climax they will not get an STD.
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    reassign an ambiguous male anatomy into a female one.
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    does not necessarily view himself as a homosexual.
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    invisible because it is regarded as the norm.
Q.18.
If we apply our sociological imaginations to sex, gender, and sexuality, we might argue that:
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    gender establishes different cultures and expectations for men and women.
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    does not necessarily view himself as a homosexual.
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    although biological differences exist between men and women, what we make of those differences is socially constructed and has changed through time and place.
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    it viewed sexuality as falling on a continuum, thus challenging the psychiatric claim of homosexuality as "abnormal."
Q.19.
T or F? In regard to female dominated jobs, sociologists have found that only men suffer an economic penalty when they work in jobs that employ mostly women.
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    True
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    False
Q.20.
The basic idea behind feminism is that women and men should be:
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    social discomfort and fear of difference
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    more likely to interrupt (and to get away with it).
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    Infant females are at greater risk of death.
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    accorded equal opportunities and respect.