Question 4 (1 point) E) Listen Treating everyone the same: 1) is the best way to achieve equality. 2) Allows people to develop their true potential because they know that they're not being given special treatment. 3) Is cost effective. 4) Maintains inequality. Question 5 (1 point) Listen = In the chapter on inequality and equity, according to the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, the richest 20 percent of Canada's population holds 70 percent of the nation's net wealth. This fact is an example of: 1) The concept of equity 2) The concept of social stratification Question 7 (1 point) E) Listen The fair trade movement is considered to be an example of: 1) inequality 2) social entrepreneurship 3) redemptive social movement 4) slacktivism Question 8 (1 point) Listen Examples of Social Movements are: 1) Social media, Placards, Hunger strike and Charity. 2) Alternative, Redemptive, Reformative, and Revolutionary. 3) Women movements, Boycotts, Redemptive and Paradigm shift. Question 5 (1 point) Listen In the chapter on inequality and equity, according to the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, the richest 20 percent of Canada's population holds 70 percent of the nation's net wealth. This fact is an example of: 1) The concept of equity o 2) The concept of social stratification 3) The concept of gender equality 4) all of the above Question 6 (1 point) Listen Finish this statement: Social action efforts 1) can start with a simple idea and a willingness to implement the idea 2) require the approval of government entities Question 6 (1 point) 1) Listen Finish this statement: Social action efforts 1) can start with a simple idea and a willingness to implement the idea 2) require the approval of government entities 3) are usually straightforward and have clear paths 4) are never used to control or marginalize others Question 7 (1 point) E) Listen The fair trade movement is considered to be an example of: 1) inequality 2) social entrepreneurship 3) redemptive social movement Question 10 (1 point) E Listen describes the roles of masculinity and femininity that we feel or are expected to play based on our sex. 1) Gender 2) Intersex 3) Sexuality o 4) Heterosexuality Question 11 (1 point) Listen Finish this statement: Race is 1) a biological classification 2) the same as ethnicity 3) is defined the arcano all beeld Question 9 (1 point) Listen E One of the reasons why women are oppressed in terms of wage differences is 1) they are not interested in making more money than their male counterparts 2) women made more money in the past and now it is the turn of men 3) women were historically disadvantaged in society and that is affecting their ability to equal men in terms of wages 4) men are more numerous in Canadian society and therefore are more dominant Question 10 (1 point) E Listen describes the roles of masculinity and femininity that we feel or are expected to play based on our sex. 1) Gender 2) Intersex Question 8 (1 point) E Listen Examples of Social Movements are: 1) Social media, Placards, Hunger strike and Charity. 2) Alternative, Redemptive, Reformative, and Revolutionary. 3) Women movements, Boycotts, Redemptive and Paradigm shift. 4) Internet, cell phones, IPods and television. Question 9 (1 point) E) Listen One of the reasons why women are oppressed in terms of wage differences is 1) they are not interested in making more money than their male counterparts 2) women made more money in the past and now it is the turn of men 3) women were historically disadvantaged in society and that is affecting their