Question

Which of the following is an ascribed influence when considering social context?

marital status
promotion
employment
gender

Answer 1

@kittiwitti1

Answer 2

@AlexaTiger

Answer 3

Can there be multiple answers??

Answer 4

Nope

Answer 5

a) multiple choices or one choice?
b) "promotion" and "employment" are related

Answer 6

which would be the best answer?

Answer 7

in the case of b) you would have to pick two choices. so...

Answer 8

The biggest one to me looks like employment. But in other areas of the world it could be gender.

Answer 9

promotion and employment are out since they're interrelated

Answer 10

Lol

Answer 11

so it's probably gender or marital status. but marital status doesn't have that much influence... I mean you see people who are single/divorced/married in any workplace/scenario, really

Answer 12

Yea gender does take a big role.

Answer 13

gender might influence marital status I think

Answer 14

so ... gender? o_e

Answer 15

Blane didn’t mind doing yard work to make extra money in the spring, but he absolutely refused to _____ in the 100+ degree temperature of summer no matter how much clients were willing to pay.

naught
dignity
toil
mutiny

Answer 16

This one is naught right?

Answer 17

naught; e.g. "all for naught"
nope I don't think so

Answer 18

Um, I'm gonna say no on that one.

Answer 19

Wait not naught

Answer 20

naught is a negative adjective/describing noun

Answer 21

Naught means nothing, my mistake

Answer 22

what we're looking for here is a verb

Answer 23

so what else would not work since it's not a verb? (:

Answer 24

Toil

Answer 25

LOL

Answer 26

Say that again?

Answer 27

okay so b?

Answer 28

b. dignity
is that a noun or a verb?

Answer 29

Noun?

Answer 30

yes

Answer 31

are we looking for a noun or a verb >_>

Answer 32

Verb

Answer 33

yes... so would dignity work?

Answer 34

Nope then its mutiny

Answer 35

Mutiny is like a rebellion btw.

Answer 36

close

but no cigar

Answer 37

Toil then right?

Answer 38

Just so you know the definition of some these words. :D

Answer 39

Good job :)

Answer 40

as alexa said, mutiny is rebellion. now in the context of the question, why would anyone pay to have someone mutiny?
(well you could but that's not the complexity the problem is asking for)

Answer 41

i just said that ._.

Answer 42

Scroll up i said toil

Answer 43

._.


*jumps out window* AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Answer 44

im trying to dlt these comments its not letting me

Answer 45

it's okay, the server is keeping your swag lmao

Answer 46

Lol

Answer 47

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okay yeah the answer is toil. pls don't shoot me ; ~ ;
idk how I missed that but it's the correct answer o Ao

Answer 48

Unfortunately, the mayor of the town was more concerned with the _____ associated with his new position than the work he needed to do.

civil
dignity
friar
apothecary

Answer 49

isn't this one civil or friar??

Answer 50

you can't be concerned with a verb. and in this case it seems to be more of a "state of being/circumstance" than an actual person/object.

Answer 51

Gtg peoples I'm out *peace*

Answer 52

well you can be concerned with a verb, but it wouldn't work here

Answer 53

Ok i see