19 Jan Question 11Women are far more likely

SOC101 Introduction to Sociology

Chapter 13 Exam

Question 1Earl is married and has two children. His spouse and his children constitute his __________.

Question 2After marrying, Kim moved in with her husband’s family. She and her husband both work but she is expected to obey the authority of her in-laws. Kim’s scenario is indicative of __________ societies.

Question 3Sarah and her family have just moved to a new city hours away from their old home. She has made new friends who have been very supportive and helpful. Her new friend Anna is often called “Aunt Anna” by Sarah’s children. In Sarah’s scenario, Anna is an example of __________.

Question 4Johanna’s parents and her two sisters constitute her __________.

Question 5Which of the following parts of the world has egalitarian parental supports, providing paid parental leaves, universal day care, and free education regardless of who you are?

Question 6__________ define families as groups of people who live together and share biological and/or legal ties.

Question 7Which of the following is an example of “fictive kin”?

Question 8Which of the following families would be included in the U.S. Census Bureau’s definition of family?

Question 9Sociological research on growing up with same-sex parents demonstrates __________.

Question 10One of the outcomes of the gender revolution was the __________.

Question 11Women are far more likely than men to assume household duties in addition to working full-time jobs, an inequality that Arlie Hochschild has dubbed __________.

Question 12The “opt-out revolution” refers to __________.

Question 13The research on divorce indicates that __________.

Question 14Linda’s mother has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, and Linda has taken leave from her job to care for her. Linda’s days consist of cooking and cleaning for her mother, giving her mother her medication, and driving her to doctor’s appointments. What kind of work is Linda now engaged in?

Question 15Dana was a stay-at-home mother until her recent divorce. She went back into the paid workforce to provide for her child. She loves her job but is concerned that she is not at home to spend more time with her child. Should Dana be worried about this?