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MCQ on Basic Social Problems	MCQ on Cheating within Intimate Relations
MCQ on Crime	MCQ on Crime and Criminal Justice
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MCQ on Drugs	MCQ on Economic Inequalities
MCQ on Education	MCQ on Environment
MCQ on Environmental Problems	MCQ on Equality in Educational Opportunities
MCQ on Equality in the Health Care System	MCQ on Families
MCQ on Family Problems	MCQ on Gender
MCQ on Health	MCQ on Health Care
MCQ on How to Fight Crime	MCQ on Immigrating to the United States
MCQ on Importance of Mental Health Issues	MCQ on Inequalities due to Gender
MCQ on Inequality due to Poverty and Class	MCQ on Inequality due to Race and Ethnicity
MCQ on Is the American Dream Still Alive	MCQ on Me Too Movement
MCQ on Media	MCQ on Policies for Racial Violence
MCQ on Preparing for Aging Societies	MCQ on Problems in the Criminal Justice System
MCQ on Protecting Children from Strangers	MCQ on Race and Ethnicity
MCQ on Racism and Racial Inequalities	MCQ on Reasons behind Animal Cruelty
MCQ on Reasons behind Mass Shooting	MCQ on Reasons behind Teen Pregnancy
MCQ on Science and Technology	MCQ on Sexual Orientation
MCQ on Sexualities	MCQ on Social Anxiety
MCQ on Social Problems Awareness	MCQ on Social Problems Related to Sex and Sexualities
MCQ on Social Problems and Social Action	MCQ on Sociology and Social Problems
MCQ on Strength and Vulnerabilities of Institutions	MCQ on Understanding and Solving Social Problems
MCQ on Urbanization	MCQ on War and Terrorism
MCQ on War on Terrorism	MCQ on Work and the Economy
General Social Problems MCQs

Is the American Dream Still Alive MCQ

1. Government money given to a recipient to reduce their out-of-pocket price for goods or services is subsidy

2. The idea that a person’s identities are interwoven is called

3. A practice where Black people interested in purchasing a home were barred from doing so in certain communities is called

4. Women’s greater likelihood than men to be poor is feminization of poverty

5. Social class is a person’s financial standing and how it relates to other types of resources and opportunities they have or don’t have.

6. The particular types of knowledge one needs in order to achieve upward mobility is cultural capital

7. The inequalities between people born into higher-income families who have lots of chances to better their lives and those born into lower-income families who have comparatively few chances is opportunity divide

8. A person’s total assets is wealth

9. Gaps among people based on their financial worth is economic inequality

10. Government assistance to low-income people to ensure that they have a basic standard of living is welfare

11. The belief that hard work and self-discipline enable people to get ahead is american dream

12. A long-term increase in a person’s income and status is upward mobility

13. ____ is a minimal standard of living that the federal government defines as having a household income below a given amount that is annually adjusted for inflation.

Is the American Dream Still Alive MCQ

1. Government money given to a recipient to reduce their out-of-pocket price for goods or services is subsidy

2. The idea that a person’s identities are interwoven is called

3. A practice where Black people interested in purchasing a home were barred from doing so in cer­tain communities is called

4. Women’s greater likelihood than men to be poor is feminization of poverty

5. Social class is a person’s financial standing and how it relates to other types of resources and opportunities they have or don’t have.

6. The particular types of knowledge one needs in order to achieve upward mobility is cultural capital

7. The inequalities between people born into higher-income families who have lots of chances to better their lives and those born into lower-income families who have comparatively few chances is opportunity divide

8. A person’s total assets is wealth

9. Gaps among people based on their financial worth is economic inequality

10. Government assistance to low-income people to ensure that they have a basic standard of living is welfare

11. The belief that hard work and self-discipline enable people to get ahead is american dream

12. A long-term increase in a person’s income and status is upward mobility

13. ____ is a minimal standard of living that the federal government defines as having a household income below a given amount that is annually adjusted for inflation.

3. A practice where Black people interested in purchasing a home were barred from doing so in certain communities is called