CHP 5 FACTORS THAT SHAPE THE IDENTITIES OF PEOPLE AND CONTRIBUTE TO A DIVERSE SOCIETY

Question 1

What does "socio-economic status" (SES) refer to?

Accepted Answer

Economic situation, measured by income/housing

Question 2

Identity refers to how you perceive yourself and how others perceive you. Which statement about identity is TRUE?

Accepted Answer

Identity is varied and complex, changing with experiences.

Question 3

Several factors shape a person's identity and contribute to a diverse society. Which of these is NOT a main factor?

Accepted Answer

Favourite sports team

Question 4

What is more important than SES in indicating who a person truly is?

Accepted Answer

Their character and morals.

Question 5

Which statement below best decribes religion's influence on identity?

Accepted Answer

Religion influences beliefs, values, practices, and way of life.

Question 6

How can race and ethnicity shape a person's identity?

Accepted Answer

By influencing their beliefs, values, practices, and way of life.

Question 7

How can Singaporeans contribute to fostering social cohesion?

Accepted Answer

By learning about diverse groups and standing up against discrimination.

Question 8

What does "social mobility" refer to?

Accepted Answer

An individual's movement across socio-economic positions.

Question 9

One argument FOR the relevance of the CMIO categorisation in Singapore is that it:

Accepted Answer

Officially recognises minority communities and affirms multiracialism.

Question 10

How do immigrants and migrants of different nationalities contribute to diversity in Singapore?

Accepted Answer

They bring distinct identities & practices unique to their origin country.

Question 11

People of the same nationality often share:

Accepted Answer

A common history, language, and geographical area.

Question 12

What is the key difference between race and ethnicity?

Accepted Answer

Race is biological classification, ethnicity is based on shared culture.

Question 13

Why is it important for opportunities for upward social mobility to exist?

Accepted Answer

To improve living standards and achieve financial stability.

Question 14

One argument AGAINST the relevance of the CMIO (Chinese, Malay, Indian, Others) categorisation in Singapore is that it:

Accepted Answer

May not accurately classify people of diverse or mixed heritage.

Question 15

During the COVID-19 pandemic, how did religious believers adapt their practices in Singapore?

Accepted Answer

They found online or adapted ways to continue their faith.

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