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Sociology - Chapter 12 - "Education"
Sociology - Chapter 12 - "Education"
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1
The rewards that an individual receives in a meritocracy are based primarily on
the status of the person's parents.
the person's race or ethnicity.
competition.
the person's intellectual ability.
2
One criticism of formal schooling is that it
fails to produce standards.
is incapable of educating large numbers.
lacks flexibility to treat kids as individuals.
is inefficient.
3
A traditional classroom is less authoritarian than an open-classroom setting.
True
False
4
Why are girls in single-gender schools more likely to outperform girls in coed schools?
Teachers give more attention.
They use unbiased textbooks.
Expectations are lower.
Math is not emphasized.
5
For working parents, one important manifest function of education is to provide day care for their children.
True
False
6
What is compensatory education?
programs to overcome educational deficits
classes with flexible attendance
programs parents pay for
race-based education programs
7
Studies show that girls are less likely to call out in class because
biology predisposes them to be quiet.
they are uninterested in school.
girls are naturally more passive.
teachers socialize them to be quieter.
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The goal of tracking is to place students in classes that align with their abilities.
True
False
9
Which of the following allows parents to receive money and use it to pay tuition at a school of their choice?
back-to-basics schooling
traditional classrooms
charter schools
voucher systems
10
What type of school receives public funding but shapes its own curriculum?
charter school
public school
back-to-basics school
magnet school
11
Which of the following is a manifest function of education?
training athletes
teaching religious values
transmitting culture
teaching cooperation
12
In some schools, minority students achieve results that are comparable to those of other students. This is an example of
cognitive ability.
school desegregation.
multiculturalism.
educational equality.
13
Bob's class is learning about architecture by splitting into groups to design buildings. This is an example of
cooperative learning.
a magnet school.
multicultural learning.
the back-to-basics movement.
14
Which of the following might be considered a latent function of a college education?
learning math and science
creating a common identity
meeting a potential spouse
understanding American culture
15
When students learn the value of cooperation by waiting in line at lunch, this is an example of
formal schooling.
the hidden curriculum.
the open classroom.
cooperative learning.