Question 1

Men and women are expected to conform to similar standards of sexual conduct.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Which of the following changes was NOT an outcome of the sexual revolution in the 1960s?

Accepted Answer

A)  Attitudes toward female sexuality became more liberal. 
B)  Sexual intercourse before marriage was no longer considered taboo. 
C)  There was greater tolerance toward lesbian and gay sexuality. 
D)  Safe sex was encouraged through government subsidies for birth control pills. 
A)  Attitudes toward female sexuality became more liberal. 
B)  Sexual intercourse before marriage was no longer considered taboo. 
C)  There was greater tolerance toward lesbian and gay sexuality. 
D)  Safe sex was encouraged through government subsidies for birth control pills.

Question 3

From a functionalist perspective,if monogamy is considered the norm,what is true of infidelity?

Accepted Answer

A)  Infidelity is necessary to define the norm. 
B)  Infidelity is not practised. 
C)  Infidelity should be outlawed. 
D)  Infidelity is practised more often than monogamy. 
A)  Infidelity is necessary to define the norm. 
B)  Infidelity is not practised. 
C)  Infidelity should be outlawed. 
D)  Infidelity is practised more often than monogamy.

Question 4

The idea that an ankle or a breast is not inherently sexual but it made so through culture's normative sexual scripts is an example of what theoretical perspective?

Accepted Answer

A)  feminist 
B)  functionalist 
C)  conflict 
D)  symbolic interactionist 
A)  feminist 
B)  functionalist 
C)  conflict 
D)  symbolic interactionist

Question 5

John and Tim have been in an emotional-sexual relationship with each other exclusively for five years.What term describes this type of relationship?

Accepted Answer

A)  polyamory 
B)  intersex 
C)  monogamy 
D)  intimacy 
A)  polyamory 
B)  intersex 
C)  monogamy 
D)  intimacy

Question 6

Zenith is looking at medical history and describes medical intervention for those born intersex as a means for rendering bodies intelligible.What theoretical perspective is Zenith using?

Accepted Answer

A)  postmodernism 
B)  functionalism 
C)  conflict theory 
D)  feminist theory 
A)  postmodernism 
B)  functionalism 
C)  conflict theory 
D)  feminist theory

Question 7

Which term refers to a person with male testes and female ovaries and who experienced a hormone imbalance before birth?

Accepted Answer

A)  intersex 
B)  transsexual 
C)  transvestite 
D)  homosexual 
A)  intersex 
B)  transsexual 
C)  transvestite 
D)  homosexual

Question 8

Teen pregnancy rates have increased in the last three decades.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Why might polyamory be considered "responsible non-monogamy"?

Accepted Answer

-The partners are honest about

Question 10

Mary identifies as female and is attracted to both men and women.What is this an example of?

Accepted Answer

A)  heterosexuality 
B)  bisexuality 
C)  homosexuality 
D)  asexuality 
A)  heterosexuality 
B)  bisexuality 
C)  homosexuality 
D)  asexuality

Question 11

What does the theory of compulsory heterosexuality stipulate?

Accepted Answer

A)  that the sexual behaviour of women in Canada is regulated 
B)  that most women are heterosexual 
C)  that most women are homosexual 
D)  that sexual relations are not influenced by the government 
A)  that the sexual behaviour of women in Canada is regulated 
B)  that most women are heterosexual 
C)  that most women are homosexual 
D)  that sexual relations are not influenced by the government

Question 12

Excluding the "close in age" exemption,what is the age of consent in Canada?

Accepted Answer

A)  12 
B)  14 
C)  16 
D)  18 
A)  12 
B)  14 
C)  16 
D)  18

Question 13

According to Cannon (1998),what kind of system was imposed by the Indian Act of 1876?

Accepted Answer

A)  compulsory heterosexuality 
B)  functionalism 
C)  a broad range of erotic relationships 
D)  a matriarchy 
A)  compulsory heterosexuality 
B)  functionalism 
C)  a broad range of erotic relationships 
D)  a matriarchy

Question 14

What is the "close in age" exemption?

Accepted Answer

The age of consent in Canada is 16,unles

Question 15

As relationship length increases,contraceptive pill use decreases.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Which of the following is NOT identified as a particularly vulnerable group?

Accepted Answer

A)  low-income youth 
B)  rural youth 
C)  GLBTQ youth 
D)  urban youth 
A)  low-income youth 
B)  rural youth 
C)  GLBTQ youth 
D)  urban youth

Question 17

Whenever polyandry occurs,polygyny co-occurs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

What are some features that would be described as secondary sexual characteristics?

Accepted Answer

A)  wider hips,wider shoulders,a deeper voice 
B)  X chromosome,Y chromosome 
C)  sexual acts or intimacy 
D)  reproductive organs 
A)  wider hips,wider shoulders,a deeper voice 
B)  X chromosome,Y chromosome 
C)  sexual acts or intimacy 
D)  reproductive organs

Question 19

Sabrina is writing about prostitution from a conflict perspective.Which statement best exemplifies her views?

Accepted Answer

A)  Prostitution offers quick,impersonal gratification for people who are not looking for emotional attachment. 
B)  Prostitution laws favour men and tend to punish women more harshly for similar crimes. 
C)  Prostitution involves using women as objects of exchange. 
D)  Expectations surrounding prostitution vary according to culture and history. 
A)  Prostitution offers quick,impersonal gratification for people who are not looking for emotional attachment. 
B)  Prostitution laws favour men and tend to punish women more harshly for similar crimes. 
C)  Prostitution involves using women as objects of exchange. 
D)  Expectations surrounding prostitution vary according to culture and history.

Question 20

Which term is used to describe females who prefer same-sex relationships?

Accepted Answer

A)  homosexual 
B)  heterosexual 
C)  lesbian 
D)  bisexual 
A)  homosexual 
B)  heterosexual 
C)  lesbian 
D)  bisexual

Exam 13: The Economy and Work

Men and women are expected to conform to similar standards of sexual conduct.

Which of the following changes was NOT an outcome of the sexual revolution in the 1960s?

From a functionalist perspective,if monogamy is considered the norm,what is true of infidelity?

The idea that an ankle or a breast is not inherently sexual but it made so through culture's normative sexual scripts is an example of what theoretical perspective?

John and Tim have been in an emotional-sexual relationship with each other exclusively for five years.What term describes this type of relationship?

Zenith is looking at medical history and describes medical intervention for those born intersex as a means for rendering bodies intelligible.What theoretical perspective is Zenith using?

Which term refers to a person with male testes and female ovaries and who experienced a hormone imbalance before birth?

Teen pregnancy rates have increased in the last three decades.

Why might polyamory be considered "responsible non-monogamy"?

Mary identifies as female and is attracted to both men and women.What is this an example of?

What does the theory of compulsory heterosexuality stipulate?

Excluding the "close in age" exemption,what is the age of consent in Canada?

According to Cannon (1998),what kind of system was imposed by the Indian Act of 1876?

What is the "close in age" exemption?

As relationship length increases,contraceptive pill use decreases.

Which of the following is NOT identified as a particularly vulnerable group?

Whenever polyandry occurs,polygyny co-occurs.

What are some features that would be described as secondary sexual characteristics?

Sabrina is writing about prostitution from a conflict perspective.Which statement best exemplifies her views?

Which term is used to describe females who prefer same-sex relationships?

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