What is “identity”?

way a person defines themselves based on experiences, culture, and beliefs

Which of the following is NOT a key feature of "identity" according to sociologists?

It is determined by birth and fixed for life

Which of the following best describes "surface culture"?

It is easy to observe and recognize

What does the term “Hispanic” refer to?

People who speak Spanish or have ancestry from Spanish-speaking countries

Which of the following best illustrates how intersectionality works?

Ethnicity affects how people experience their gender and social class

How is "Latino/a" different from "Hispanic"?

It refers to people from Latin America, regardless of language

Why is deep culture important?

It influences how people think, interact, and make decisions

Which of the following is a reason why identity is complex?

It is influenced by multiple factors such as culture, language, etc

Which of the following would NOT be considered part of "culture"?

The economic system of a country

What is "intersectionality"?

Way different parts of a person's identity combine to shape experiences

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1
What is “identity”?
Only based on nationality
A legal status
A fixed trait that never changes
way a person defines themselves based on experiences, culture, and beliefs
2
Which of the following is NOT a key feature of "identity" according to sociologists?
It is influenced by both personal experiences and social factors
It includes a person’s relationships with others and their social roles
It is determined by birth and fixed for life
It is fluid and changes over time
3
Which of the following best describes "surface culture"?
It is easy to observe and recognize
It is difficult to see or understand from the outside
It includes deeply held beliefs and values
It does not change over time
4
What does the term “Hispanic” refer to?
People from Spain only
People from Brazil
People who speak Spanish or have ancestry from Spanish-speaking countries
Anyone from Latin America
5
Which of the following best illustrates how intersectionality works?
Ethnicity affects how people experience their gender and social class
Intersectionality refers only to racial identities
Intersectionality is about comparing political ideologies
cultural background is the sole determinant of a person's life experience
6
How is "Latino/a" different from "Hispanic"?
It only includes people from Mexico
It means the same thing as Hispanic
It refers to people from Latin America, regardless of language
It refers to indigenous people only
7
Which of the following is an example of "deep culture"?
Food and holidays
Music and clothing
Social norms and values
Popular TV shows
8
Why is deep culture important?
It influences how people think, interact, and make decisions
It only affects people in their home countries
It is less important than surface culture
It has nothing to do with language or traditions
9
Which of the following is a reason why identity is complex?
It is determined at birth and never changes
Everyone has the same identity
Identity only matters in legal documents
It is influenced by multiple factors such as culture, language, etc
10
Which of the following would NOT be considered part of "culture"?
The economic system of a country
Music and dance
Religious beliefs
Traditions and customs
11
What is "intersectionality"?
The study of geography
A political movement
A term used only in math
Way different parts of a person's identity combine to shape experiences
12
Which of the following is an example of "surface culture"?
Attitudes toward authority
Religious beliefs
Language and clothing
Family roles and traditions

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