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Since 2005 members of the same sex have had the legal right to marry. However, social change is a slow process and some sectors of Canadian society continue to either actively resist or subtly undermine this legal right. According to the text, what view do those who resist this change hold? - ANS Heteronormative What was the main reason women began entering the workforce on a large scale in the 1960s? - ANS Economic needs of the family required the income According to sociologists, biological processes are more important than social ones in defining what males and females are. - ANS False In Canada today, pay equity exists for most occupations. - ANS False Frances was born female, but has always thought of herself as a male. She started to dress as a male, cut her hair, and insisted on being called Frank. Which sociological term is used to identify Frank? - ANS Transgendered John's appearance mirrors the stereotype of female beauty (e.g., makeup, well-groomed hair etc.), and he acts in culturally feminine ways, including wearing dresses. What term best describes John? -

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SOCI 1000 CHAPTER 7 EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS | LATEST VERSION 2025/2026.




Since 2005 members of the same sex have had the legal right to marry. However, social change
is a slow process and some sectors of Canadian society continue to either actively resist or
subtly undermine this legal right. According to the text, what view do those who resist this
change hold? - ANS Heteronormative


What was the main reason women began entering the workforce on a large scale in the 1960s?
- ANS Economic needs of the family required the income


According to sociologists, biological processes are more important than social ones in defining
what males and females are. - ANS False


In Canada today, pay equity exists for most occupations. - ANS False


Frances was born female, but has always thought of herself as a male. She started to dress as a
male, cut her hair, and insisted on being called Frank. Which sociological term is used to identify
Frank? - ANS Transgendered


John's appearance mirrors the stereotype of female beauty (e.g., makeup, well-groomed hair
etc.), and he acts in culturally feminine ways, including wearing dresses. What term best
describes John? - ANS Transgender




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