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[SOC 11] Social StatusVersión en línea Practice quiz on types of social statuses. por Rin Leveque 1 What is Social Status? a A person’s rank or position in society. b A set of laws that govern social behavior. c A biological characteristic that determines social roles. d A temporary condition that has no impact on social identity. 2 Which of the following is an example of an Ascribed Status? a Becoming a lawyer after years of study. b Being born into a royal family. c Earning an award for community service. d Getting promoted at work. 3 An Achieved Status is: a A status that is assigned at birth. b A social position gained through effort or choice. c A characteristic that does not change over time. d A role that is passed down through generations. 4 Which of the following best describes a Master Status? a A status that is the most important in shaping a person’s identity. b A status that has no impact on social interactions. c A temporary role that changes frequently. d A position that only applies in professional settings. 5 Which of these is an example of a Master Status? a A student who also works part-time. b A famous athlete known for their sports achievements. c A person who volunteers at a local shelter. d A tourist visiting another country. 6 Ascribed Status is based on personal achievements. a True b False 7 Achieved Status is always higher in social ranking than Ascribed Status. a True b False 8 A person's Master Status can change depending on social context. Choose one or more answers a True b False 9 A job title, like a doctor or CEO, is an example of an Achieved Status. a True b False 10 An individual's race or ethnicity is an example of an Achieved Status. a True b False

[SOC 11] Social StatusVersión en línea

Practice quiz on types of social statuses.

por Rin Leveque

What is Social Status?

A person’s rank or position in society.

A set of laws that govern social behavior.

A biological characteristic that determines social roles.

A temporary condition that has no impact on social identity.

Which of the following is an example of an Ascribed Status?

Becoming a lawyer after years of study.

Being born into a royal family.

Earning an award for community service.

Getting promoted at work.

An Achieved Status is:

A status that is assigned at birth.

A social position gained through effort or choice.

A characteristic that does not change over time.

A role that is passed down through generations.

Which of the following best describes a Master Status?

A status that is the most important in shaping a person’s identity.

A status that has no impact on social interactions.

A temporary role that changes frequently.

A position that only applies in professional settings.

Which of these is an example of a Master Status?

A student who also works part-time.

A famous athlete known for their sports achievements.

A person who volunteers at a local shelter.

A tourist visiting another country.

Ascribed Status is based on personal achievements.

True

False

Achieved Status is always higher in social ranking than Ascribed Status.

True

False

A person's Master Status can change depending on social context.

Choose one or more answers

True

False

A job title, like a doctor or CEO, is an example of an Achieved Status.

True

False

An individual's race or ethnicity is an example of an Achieved Status.

True

False

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[SOC 11] Social StatusVersión en línea

por Rin Leveque

What is Social Status?

Which of the following is an example of an Ascribed Status?

An Achieved Status is:

Which of the following best describes a Master Status?

Which of these is an example of a Master Status?

Ascribed Status is based on personal achievements.

Achieved Status is always higher in social ranking than Ascribed Status.

A person's Master Status can change depending on social context.

Choose one or more answers

A job title, like a doctor or CEO, is an example of an Achieved Status.

An individual's race or ethnicity is an example of an Achieved Status.

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