Question 1

As a resulothe Spanish Inquisition and Franco's enforcemenoCatholicism as a national religion, mosSpaniards

Accepted Answer

The Spanish Inquisition and Franco's enforcement of Catholicism as a national religion created a strong association between Catholicism and Spanish national identity. Therefore, it is likely that most Spaniards view Catholicism as integral to their national identity. The other options are unlikely given this historical context.

Question 2

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," an avocado is classified by Brazilians as a fruiand by North Americans as a vegetable.

Accepted Answer

In the essay, Fish explains the different classifications of fruits and vegetables in Brazil and North America and states that avocados are classified as fruits by Brazilians and as vegetables by North Americans.

Question 3

In "Mixed Blood," Fish argues thahuman biological races do noexisbecause

Accepted Answer

Fish argues that human biological races do not exist because people from anywhere on the planet can mate with others from anywhere else and produce fertile offspring, which indicates that there is no fundamental genetic difference that would separate them into different races.

Question 4

In "Mixed Blood," Fish argues thascientists, such as psychologists, use the concepohypo-descento choose the physical characteristics thadetermine biological races.

Accepted Answer

The answer of In "Mixed Blood," Fish argues thascientists, such...

Question 5

The five pillars othe Islamic faith include: the recitation othe __________, daily prayers, fasting during __________, annual charitable giving, and pilgrimage to Mecca once
During the lifetime othose who are able.

Accepted Answer

The first pillar of Islam is the Shahada, the declaration of faith. The second pillar is daily prayer, the third is fasting during Ramadan, the fourth is annual charitable giving, and the fifth is pilgrimage to Mecca (hajj) for those who are able. Therefore, option B which has the correct order of the Shahada and Ramadan is the right choice.

Question 6

After becoming a Muslim, María Martínez believed thathe besway to fighpopular assumptions thaIslam and Spanishness are diametrically opposed was to

Accepted Answer

María Martínez believed that the best way to fight popular assumptions that Islam and Spanishness are diametrically opposed was to remind Catholic and secular Spaniards about their country's Muslim heritage, which implies that option A is the best choice.

Question 7

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," his daughter can change her race by flying from New York to Brazil.She can do this because

Accepted Answer

The passage suggests that Brazil has a different set of racial categories than North America. Therefore, the daughter can potentially be classified differently in Brazil, allowing her to "change her race" in a way.

Question 8

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," Brazilians classify people into tipos such as loura, branca, morena, mulata, and preta on the basis ohow they look.

Accepted Answer

Yes, according to Fish in "Mixed Blood," Brazilians categorize people into diferentes tipos based on their physical appearance like loura (blond), branca (white), morena (brunette), mulata (light-skinned mixed-race), and preta (dark-skinned).

Question 9

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," human beings cannobe classified into races on the basis ophysical characteristics because there is so little variation within the human species.

Accepted Answer

Fish argues that human beings cannot be classified into races based on physical characteristics because the variation within any racial group is often greater than the variation between different racial groups.

Question 10

In "Motorcycles, Membership, and Belonging," McCurdy argues thaindividuals in Indian society have turned to personal networks outside otheir family, including groups opeople from local taverns, civic organizations, and special interests, for satisfying social connections.

Accepted Answer

The statement does not accurately reflect the content of "Motorcycles, Membership, and Belonging" by McCurdy, which focuses on the social dynamics and belonging within motorcycle clubs, not specifically on Indian society or the mentioned networks.

Question 11

When the author returned to Spain in 2008, María Martínez

Accepted Answer

The text states that María Martínez had converted to Islam and was working with Muslims who were victims of religious discrimination.

Question 12

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," an avocado is classed as a in the United States and a ____ in Brazil.

Accepted Answer

In the United States, an avocado is classified as a fruit because it contains a seed and develops from a flower. In Brazil, however, it is classified as a fruit.

Question 13

According to McCurdy in "Motorcycles, Membership, and Belonging," iis nouncommon for individuals in the United States to live in close proximity to neighbors they do noknow and to guard their privacy, thus appearing lonely and preoccupied.

Accepted Answer

McCurdy argues that it is not uncommon for individuals in the United States to live in close proximity to neighbors they do not know and to guard their privacy, which can contribute to a sense of loneliness and preoccupation.

Question 14

According to McCurdy in "Motorcycles, Membership, and Belonging," children in the United States are more likely to grow up in extended families and close-knicommunities, where loyalty to family is the mosimportanvalue instilled in them from a young age.

Accepted Answer

In the United States, children are more commonly raised in nuclear families rather than extended families, and the cultural emphasis is often on individualism rather than loyalty to family.

Question 15

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," North Americans fail in their attempto classify people into races because they ignore importanphysical differences such as body shape (rounded and lanky, for example).

Accepted Answer

In "Mixed Blood," Fish argues that North Americans fail to classify people into races because they rely on cultural rather than biological criteria, not because they ignore physical differences like body shape.

Question 16

Spaniards who converto Islam

Accepted Answer

Converting to Islam in Spain, or any predominantly Catholic country, can be a challenge socially. It may result in losing the acceptance and respect of mainstream Spanish society, as well as facing ignorance and discrimination. Therefore, those who convert to Islam risk their social standing in Spain. However, legally changing one's status as a Spanish citizen is not a requirement for conversion to Islam.

Question 17

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," the American conception orace

Accepted Answer

The American conception of race, as discussed by Fish, is largely based on the racial identity of one's parents, reflecting the social rather than biological construction of race.

Question 18

In his article, "Mixed Blood," Jefferson M.Fish argues thathe American conceporace is culturally constructed, noa biological reality.

Accepted Answer

Jefferson M. Fish argues that race is based on cultural constructions and historical contexts rather than being a biological reality.

Question 19

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," the striking contrasbetween the very tall Masai and the stature othe very shorPygmies, both oAfrica, is representative of

Accepted Answer

Fish uses the contrasting physical differences between the Masai and Pygmies to illustrate the great range of human biological variety, suggesting that this is not indicative of race or folk taxonomy, nor is it subject to the rule of hypo-descent (which dictates that a person of mixed race is identified by the race of their "lower" parent).

Question 20

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," the terms moreno, loura, branca, and preta all refer to

Accepted Answer

These terms are Brazilian names for different tipos (types), reflecting a classification system based on physical appearance, particularly skin color.

Quiz 6: Roles and Inequality

As a resulothe Spanish Inquisition and Franco's enforcemenoCatholicism as a national religion, mosSpaniards

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," an avocado is classified by Brazilians as a fruiand by North Americans as a vegetable.

In "Mixed Blood," Fish argues thahuman biological races do noexisbecause

In "Mixed Blood," Fish argues thascientists, such as psychologists, use the concepohypo-descento choose the physical characteristics thadetermine biological races.

The five pillars othe Islamic faith include: the recitation othe , daily prayers, fasting during , annual charitable giving, and pilgrimage to Mecca once During the lifetime othose who are able.

After becoming a Muslim, María Martínez believed thathe besway to fighpopular assumptions thaIslam and Spanishness are diametrically opposed was to

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," his daughter can change her race by flying from New York to Brazil.She can do this because

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," Brazilians classify people into tipos such as loura, branca, morena, mulata, and preta on the basis ohow they look.

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," human beings cannobe classified into races on the basis ophysical characteristics because there is so little variation within the human species.

In "Motorcycles, Membership, and Belonging," McCurdy argues thaindividuals in Indian society have turned to personal networks outside otheir family, including groups opeople from local taverns, civic organizations, and special interests, for satisfying social connections.

When the author returned to Spain in 2008, María Martínez

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," an avocado is classed as a in the United States and a ____ in Brazil.

According to McCurdy in "Motorcycles, Membership, and Belonging," iis nouncommon for individuals in the United States to live in close proximity to neighbors they do noknow and to guard their privacy, thus appearing lonely and preoccupied.

According to McCurdy in "Motorcycles, Membership, and Belonging," children in the United States are more likely to grow up in extended families and close-knicommunities, where loyalty to family is the mosimportanvalue instilled in them from a young age.

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," North Americans fail in their attempto classify people into races because they ignore importanphysical differences such as body shape (rounded and lanky, for example).

Spaniards who converto Islam

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," the American conception orace

In his article, "Mixed Blood," Jefferson M.Fish argues thathe American conceporace is culturally constructed, noa biological reality.

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," the striking contrasbetween the very tall Masai and the stature othe very shorPygmies, both oAfrica, is representative of

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," the terms moreno, loura, branca, and preta all refer to

Quiz 6: Roles and Inequality

As a resulothe Spanish Inquisition and Franco's enforcemenoCatholicism as a national religion, mosSpaniards

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," an avocado is classified by Brazilians as a fruiand by North Americans as a vegetable.

In "Mixed Blood," Fish argues thahuman biological races do noexisbecause

In "Mixed Blood," Fish argues thascientists, such as psychologists, use the concepohypo-descento choose the physical characteristics thadetermine biological races.

The five pillars othe Islamic faith include: the recitation othe __________, daily prayers, fasting during __________, annual charitable giving, and pilgrimage to Mecca once During the lifetime othose who are able.

After becoming a Muslim, María Martínez believed thathe besway to fighpopular assumptions thaIslam and Spanishness are diametrically opposed was to

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," his daughter can change her race by flying from New York to Brazil.She can do this because

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," Brazilians classify people into tipos such as loura, branca, morena, mulata, and preta on the basis ohow they look.

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," human beings cannobe classified into races on the basis ophysical characteristics because there is so little variation within the human species.

In "Motorcycles, Membership, and Belonging," McCurdy argues thaindividuals in Indian society have turned to personal networks outside otheir family, including groups opeople from local taverns, civic organizations, and special interests, for satisfying social connections.

When the author returned to Spain in 2008, María Martínez

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," an avocado is classed as a in the United States and a ____ in Brazil.

According to McCurdy in "Motorcycles, Membership, and Belonging," iis nouncommon for individuals in the United States to live in close proximity to neighbors they do noknow and to guard their privacy, thus appearing lonely and preoccupied.

According to McCurdy in "Motorcycles, Membership, and Belonging," children in the United States are more likely to grow up in extended families and close-knicommunities, where loyalty to family is the mosimportanvalue instilled in them from a young age.

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," North Americans fail in their attempto classify people into races because they ignore importanphysical differences such as body shape (rounded and lanky, for example).

Spaniards who converto Islam

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," the American conception orace

In his article, "Mixed Blood," Jefferson M.Fish argues thathe American conceporace is culturally constructed, noa biological reality.

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," the striking contrasbetween the very tall Masai and the stature othe very shorPygmies, both oAfrica, is representative of

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," the terms moreno, loura, branca, and preta all refer to

The five pillars othe Islamic faith include: the recitation othe , daily prayers, fasting during , annual charitable giving, and pilgrimage to Mecca once During the lifetime othose who are able.