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1. Please help me to answer correctly all 10 questions here. Q 1. Which one
of the
Please help me to answer correctly all 10 questions here.Q 1. Which one of the following
statements reflects a functionalist view of education as a social institution?A. Schools can
reinforce the divisive aspects of society, especially those of social class.B. Schools frequently
are used by those in power to maintain their power and to continue the subjugation of those
with lower status.C. A teacher’s style may often influence classroom interaction.D. Schools
are responsible for educating people.Q 2. Which one of the following statements represents
the conflict theory of education?A. Schools frequently are used by those in power to
maintain their power and continue the subjugation of those with lower status.B. A teacher’s
style may often influence classroom interaction.C. Schools are responsible for educating
people.D. All of the above.Q 3. Which one of the following statements reflects a symbolic
interactionist view of education as a social institution? A. Schools frequently are used by
those in power to maintain their power and to continue the subjugation of those with lower
status.B. Schools can reinforce the divisive aspects of society, especially those of social
class.C. A teacher’s style may often influence classroom interaction.D. Schools are
responsible for educating people.Q 4. SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: Which of the following
statements represent the work of W.E.B. Dubois?A. The importance of racial analysis to
examine power relationships in US society.B. Sociological knowledge is critical to combat
prejudice and achieve tolerance and justice.C. We all have a standpoint based on our social
location.D. None of the above.Q 5. SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: Which of the following
statements represents the work of Dorothy Smith?A. We all have a standpoint based on our
social locations.B. Emphasis on the functions of social institutions.C. Including standpoints
of marginalized groups provides more objective knowledge.D. None of the above.Q 6.
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: Which of the following are examples of critical theories that
attempt to address structural issues causing inequalities?A. Feminist theoryB. Critical race
theoryC. Queer theoryD. Functionalist theoryQ 7. Suzie is a freshman in college. She lives in
the dorm and her sociology professor has assigned her an assignment. Her assignment is to
observe students who live in the dorm, participate with them in the different activities
organized in the dorm, and collect data about how they interact with each other based on
race, class, and gender. This is an example ofA. Interview B. Content AnalysisC. Participant
ObservationD. Quantitative DataQ 8. Dr. Smith wants to understand how the New York
Times presents and analyzes poverty in America. She is using articles published in the New

2. York Times from 2010 to 2020. This is an example ofA. ExperimentB. SurveyC. Content
AnalysisD. InterviewQ 9. SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: Which of the following are accepted
guidelines for ethical research?A. Respect subjects’ rights to privacy and dignity.B. Protect
the subject from personal harm.C. Disclose sources of financial support.D. Do not seek
informed consent.Q 10. SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What does Critical Sociology
investigate?A. How social science, as much as any academic pursuit, is embedded in the
system of power inequalities.B. How theories and methods legitimize systems of social
power and oppression.C. How theories and methods can liberate humans from inequalities
and oppression.D. None of the above.I also attach some materials that my teacher posted in
class too.https://openstax.org/books/introduction-sociology-
…https://openstax.org/books/introduction-sociology-
…https://openstax.org/books/introduction-sociology-.