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Society Culture Inclusion and Exclusion
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Society Culture Inclusion and Exclusion
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1
Australian state or territory with the lowest income in 2016
NT
QLD
WA
NSW
2
The percentage of Australian households who experience housing stress
22%
24%
29%
23%
3
What is the name of this organisation?
Australian Careers of Special Service
Australian Cupcakes of Special Significance
Australian Council of Social Service
Australian Council of Social Supply
4
People living below the poverty line in Australia
almost 13%
almost 20%
almost 90%
almost 2%
5
At 39.7% this state has the highest rate of mortgagees
NT
WA
QLD
NSW
6
the Australian state or territory with the highest income average
QLD
WA
NT
NSW
7
Australian state or territory with the wealthiest city centre residents in the country.
NT
QLD
WA
NSW
8
A general scarcity of material possessions or money. Can be social. political or cultural
social capital
social exclusion
political poorness
poverty
9
The percentage of children living below the poverty line in Australia
around 100%
around 30%
around 20%
around 17%
10
A measure of an individual’s class standing: income, occupation, educational and wealth
socialisation
social mobility
socioeconomic status
social stratification
11
dislike, hostility, or unjust behaviour deriving from preconceived and unfounded opinions.
stereosonic
stereotype
pressure
prejudice
12
prejudicial treatment of different groups on the grounds of race, age, or sex.
dissemination
disenfranchisement
discrimination
disenchanted
13
Despite real increase in income Australia ranks where in the 34 OECD nations?
11th most unequal
50th most unequal
22nd most unequal
34th most unequal
14
Those members of a society who occupy a similar position in the economic system of production
social exclusion
social differentiation
social class
social cognition
15
Why do you need to know who they are?
Because you will reference them
Because you will not reference them
Because their logo is cool
Because poverty sucks
16
a significant proportion of the
poor
who are actually employed.
unemployed
working poor
unemployable
problematic
17
Percentage of population under 15 in the NT
27%
21.6%
9%
12%
18
the abundance of valuable resources or valuable material possessions
equality
equilibrium
richness
wealth
19
the smoothness or equality with which
income
is dealt out among members of a society.
income distribution
income balance
income inadequacy
income derived
20
Percentage of population renting their home in the NT
50.3%
76.1%
40%
22.1%
21
What does this organisation do?
advocate for action to increase poverty and inequality
produce music
argue with schools to reduce poverty and inequality
advocate for action to reduce poverty and inequality
22
The ability to move vertically within a social hierarchy with changes in income and occupation
social stratification
social mobility
socioeconomic status
socialisation
23
This person is more than 2.5 x more likely to live in poverty in old age
Men
Women
24
Failure to provide individuals and groups in society with access to rights
social exclusion
social cognition
social differentiation
social class
25
the minimum
level
of income deemed adequate in a particular country
poverty stricken
poverty area
poverty factor
poverty line
26
health care, housing, employment, education
social discrepancy
anti-capitalism
socially valued resources
social capital
27
Division of society into social groups on the basis of perceived differences
social hierarchy
social exclusion
social class
social differentiation
28
The net worth of the poorest 20% of Australian households has a net worth of ......
$36K
$31K
$34K
$33K
29
the state of being deprived of a right or privilege, especially the right to vote
disenchanted
discovered
disenfranchised
disemboweled
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The percentage of people on social security living below the poverty line in Australia
41%
16%
37%
49%
