Question

3 multiple choice 1 point aiden attended religious private school for eight years before going to a public high school. while discussing literature, aidens teacher often makes references to the bible without explaining them. the other students -- even those who are christian -- do not understand the references, but aiden knows them thoroughly. relative to the other students, aiden has: accessibility equity privilege intersection 4 multiple choice 1 point which of the following is not an example of a stereotype? pedro assuming his neighbor likes rap music because he is african american. isaiah cooking his girlfriend a meat - free dinner because she is a vegetarian. cynthia believing her best friend to be good at math because she is asian. maria assuming her son - in - law is a heavy drinker because he is irish. 5 true or false 1 point sociologists consider race to be biological in nature. true false

Explanation:

Question 3

Privilege refers to unearned advantages. Aiden, due to his religious school background, has an advantage (understanding Bible references) that others don't. Accessibility is about availability, equity is about fairness, and intersection is about multiple identities.

A stereotype is a generalized and often inaccurate belief about a group. Isaiah cooking a meat - free dinner for his vegetarian girlfriend is a reasonable action based on her stated diet (vegetarianism), not a stereotype. The other options assume things about a group (African Americans and rap, Asians and math, Irish and heavy drinking) which are stereotypes.

Sociologists view race as a social construct. Biological explanations of race have been discredited as there is more genetic variation within racial groups than between them.

Answer:

C. Privilege

Question 4