A belief that one’s culture is superior to another. B. Prejudice C. Stereotype D. Racism
i think its D
what's the question?
A belief that one’s culture is superior to another. B. Prejudice C. Stereotype D. Racism
confusing how the 3 choices are B, C, and D.
That actually sounds like ethnocentrism, but since that isn't one of the choices... it's a hard question.
I would go with B.
Building and construction A. Architecture C. Nursing D. Statistics
what are these questions from?
A is closest.
Vocabulary
Beliefs, Legends, Customs A. Traditions C. Development D. Stereotypes
A
this doesn't sound like something a native english speaker in college wouldn't know...
but why traditions why not culture
i chose culture first but got it wrong
I don't know. I probably would have said culture too if it was an option. I guess maybe because culture has an implication of "now" and tradition has an implication of "history"? I don't know.
that got me confused too
ask your teacher?
if she will be available she is absent since january
oh dear.
An image about a certain group of people that you assume is true A. Ethnocentrism B. Prejudice C. Stereotype D. Racism its C
yes
People with same qualities or position that you have A. Folks B. Family C. Peers D. Parents its C
yes
Acceptance, Perception and Conclusion A. Customs B. Beliefs C. Traditions its B
sure
A result from being multiplied A. Product B. Quotient C. Multiplier D. Expression
it should be A but i got that wrong
I'm sure that's A. If it isn't, the question is wrong.
i had the same thoughts do you think i should for my credits
if the question is THAT wrong, everyone in the class should know it. what english class are you in?
This number represents the equal number of parts that equal a whole in a fraction. A. Numerator B. Denominator C. Variable D. Expression i thought its A
a fraction is \[\frac{ numerator }{ denominator }\]
so D
B
Money owed A. Assets B. Audit C. Liabilities D. Capital its C
A group that has exclusive business rights and titles. A. Company B. Corporation C. Investment D. Proprietorship
iam confused in this one i thought its was A but i got it wrong
back in 10 min
I'll tell you, since I'm not 100% sure myself. I do think that's a "company."
As for your first question -- "A belief that one’s culture is superior to another" is a word-for-word definition of "ethnocentrism." Wasn't "ethnocentrism" one of your choices? It was A, wasn't it?
i got that wrong also
What did you choose?
i chose company for the above question but got it wrong
Sorry, I have no idea what it is then. But the very first question: "A belief that one’s culture is superior to another." What did you choose for that one?
i chose ethnocentrism but got it wrong
Here, take a look at this: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/ethnocentrism?s=t It's a dictionary definition of "ethnocentrism." The answer to your first question really should have been A. Something's not right here.
but why we got it wrong
You can't talk to your teacher about this, because your teacher isn't available. Is that right?
she had not been available since jan
A group that has exclusive business rights and titles. A. Company B. Corporation C. Investment D. Proprietorship
since its not A
what should it be
That's terrible. I'm sorry, I'm stumped as to what you could do about that. I wish you could bring that first question up with your teacher. ~~~~~~~~~~ Since it's not A, my next guess would be B. I've never ever taken business class. And my research and common sense tell me that B would be the next logical choice. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Don't worry about this question though: "Beliefs, legends, and customs." The answer really is "tradition." "Culture," in anthropology, is a "full range of learned human behavior patterns." Culture is a collection of all the actions of a human group. "Tradition," to me, is a little more specific.
its alright can we discuss the above question because company is not the correct option can it be B because its closest to the meaning A
Yes, since it's not A, my next guess would be B.
A line horizontally drawn from the center of the circle. A. Radius B. Axiom C. Circumference D. Vertex
i chose A but got it wrong
Well it's none of the other three choices. I've even looked up their definitions, just to be sure.
I know that a "radius" doesn't have to be drawn HORIZONTALLY from the center of a circle. It can be drawn from any direction. But the thing is...none of the other three choices fit the definition.
vertex can be right than
because its a point present in centre of the circle
No. A "vertex" is a point where two or more straight lines come together. Like the corners of a square. Those are vertices.
axion is a postulate
Right.
And we know that circumference has nothing to do with straight lines.
This is just stupid.
:(
I know. This sucks. I'm sorry, I have no idea why some of your right answers were marked wrong.
Acceptance, Perception and Conclusion A. Customs B. Beliefs C. Traditions D. Rituals
its B right?
Yes. I agree.
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