Sometimes, race and ethnicity are used interchangeably, but it is important to understand that they are two different things, else they would not have two different names. Race had been defined as, “human population, that is belived to be distinct in some way from other human beings based on real or imagined physical difference”. The racial classification is rooted more in the idea of biological classification of humans, based on the morphological features, such as skin color of facial characteristics. More often than not, an individual is externaly classified into a racial group, instead of the individual choosing, where he/she belongs as part of his/her identity.The whole concept of race and specific racial gerupings is often controversial, because of their impact on sosial identity and how the identity influences a person’s position in the social fabric. Some examples of race include, Chinese, the Indians, the Arabs, etc. The term ethnicity is derived from the Greek word ethos, which roughly translates to ‘nation’. More commonly it said to be people of the same rece, who share a distinctive culture. In the modern day usage, the word ethnicity is used to reflect the different kinds of encounters industrialized states have with the different types of so called ‘subordinate’ groups, such as immigrants and colonized subjects. To explain it further, ethnicity refers not to the physical characteristics, but to the social traits, which are shared by a certain group of human population. The examples of ethnicity include the Hispanics or the Latin America community, the Native Americans in the United States of America, etc. The frist main difference between race and ethnicity is the fact that race is primarily unitary. A person can only belong to one race, but can have multiple ethnic affiliations. To elaborate the point further, ethnically a person is classified as black or white. The next fundamental difference is that race is socially imposed and is also hierarchical. At the same time, a person has no control over his or her race. It is more about how you are perceived by others around you. But when it comes to ethnicity, a person can have control over ethnicity up to a certain limit. We will take an exmple to understand the point better. If a person is born in India to Indian parents, but is adopted by a French family in France, ethnically he feels French, eats Franch food, speaks French and is well versed whit the French history and culture, but is not aware of Indian history, language, culture, etc. However, when the person travels to the United States, he is treated racially as Asian.

What can be inferred from the passage about race and ethnicity?

Sometimes, race and ethnicity are used interchangeably, but it is important to understand that they are two different things, else they would not have two different names. Race had been defined as, “human population, that is belived to be distinct in some way from other human beings based on real or imagined physical difference”. The racial classification is rooted more in the idea of biological classification of humans, based on the morphological features, such as skin color of facial characteristics. More often than not, an individual is externaly classified into a racial group, instead of the individual choosing, where he/she belongs as part of his/her identity.The whole concept of race and specific racial gerupings is often controversial, because of their impact on sosial identity and how the identity influences a person’s position in the social fabric. Some examples of race include, Chinese, the Indians, the Arabs, etc. The term ethnicity is derived from the Greek word ethos, which roughly translates to ‘nation’. More commonly it said to be people of the same rece, who share a distinctive culture. In the modern day usage, the word ethnicity is used to reflect the different kinds of encounters industrialized states have with the different types of so called ‘subordinate’ groups, such as immigrants and colonized subjects. To explain it further, ethnicity refers not to the physical characteristics, but to the social traits, which are shared by a certain group of human population. The examples of ethnicity include the Hispanics or the Latin America community, the Native Americans in the United States of America, etc. The frist main difference between race and ethnicity is the fact that race is primarily unitary. A person can only belong to one race, but can have multiple ethnic affiliations. To elaborate the point further, ethnically a person is classified as black or white. The next fundamental difference is that race is socially imposed and is also hierarchical. At the same time, a person has no control over his or her race. It is more about how you are perceived by others around you. But when it comes to ethnicity, a person can have control over ethnicity up to a certain limit. We will take an exmple to understand the point better. If a person is born in India to Indian parents, but is adopted by a French family in France, ethnically he feels French, eats Franch food, speaks French and is well versed whit the French history and culture, but is not aware of Indian history, language, culture, etc. However, when the person travels to the United States, he is treated racially as Asian.

The word 'fabric' can best replaced by .......

Sometimes, race and ethnicity are used interchangeably, but it is important to understand that they are two different things, else they would not have two different names. Race had been defined as, “human population, that is belived to be distinct in some way from other human beings based on real or imagined physical difference”. The racial classification is rooted more in the idea of biological classification of humans, based on the morphological features, such as skin color of facial characteristics. More often than not, an individual is externaly classified into a racial group, instead of the individual choosing, where he/she belongs as part of his/her identity.The whole concept of race and specific racial gerupings is often controversial, because of their impact on sosial identity and how the identity influences a person’s position in the social fabric. Some examples of race include, Chinese, the Indians, the Arabs, etc. The term ethnicity is derived from the Greek word ethos, which roughly translates to ‘nation’. More commonly it said to be people of the same rece, who share a distinctive culture. In the modern day usage, the word ethnicity is used to reflect the different kinds of encounters industrialized states have with the different types of so called ‘subordinate’ groups, such as immigrants and colonized subjects. To explain it further, ethnicity refers not to the physical characteristics, but to the social traits, which are shared by a certain group of human population. The examples of ethnicity include the Hispanics or the Latin America community, the Native Americans in the United States of America, etc. The frist main difference between race and ethnicity is the fact that race is primarily unitary. A person can only belong to one race, but can have multiple ethnic affiliations. To elaborate the point further, ethnically a person is classified as black or white. The next fundamental difference is that race is socially imposed and is also hierarchical. At the same time, a person has no control over his or her race. It is more about how you are perceived by others around you. But when it comes to ethnicity, a person can have control over ethnicity up to a certain limit. We will take an exmple to understand the point better. If a person is born in India to Indian parents, but is adopted by a French family in France, ethnically he feels French, eats Franch food, speaks French and is well versed whit the French history and culture, but is not aware of Indian history, language, culture, etc. However, when the person travels to the United States, he is treated racially as Asian.

This passage is most likely found in a textbook fo which of the following subjects?

Sometimes, race and ethnicity are used interchangeably, but it is important to understand that they are two different things, else they would not have two different names. Race had been defined as, “human population, that is belived to be distinct in some way from other human beings based on real or imagined physical difference”. The racial classification is rooted more in the idea of biological classification of humans, based on the morphological features, such as skin color of facial characteristics. More often than not, an individual is externaly classified into a racial group, instead of the individual choosing, where he/she belongs as part of his/her identity.The whole concept of race and specific racial gerupings is often controversial, because of their impact on sosial identity and how the identity influences a person’s position in the social fabric. Some examples of race include, Chinese, the Indians, the Arabs, etc. The term ethnicity is derived from the Greek word ethos, which roughly translates to ‘nation’. More commonly it said to be people of the same rece, who share a distinctive culture. In the modern day usage, the word ethnicity is used to reflect the different kinds of encounters industrialized states have with the different types of so called ‘subordinate’ groups, such as immigrants and colonized subjects. To explain it further, ethnicity refers not to the physical characteristics, but to the social traits, which are shared by a certain group of human population. The examples of ethnicity include the Hispanics or the Latin America community, the Native Americans in the United States of America, etc. The frist main difference between race and ethnicity is the fact that race is primarily unitary. A person can only belong to one race, but can have multiple ethnic affiliations. To elaborate the point further, ethnically a person is classified as black or white. The next fundamental difference is that race is socially imposed and is also hierarchical. At the same time, a person has no control over his or her race. It is more about how you are perceived by others around you. But when it comes to ethnicity, a person can have control over ethnicity up to a certain limit. We will take an exmple to understand the point better. If a person is born in India to Indian parents, but is adopted by a French family in France, ethnically he feels French, eats Franch food, speaks French and is well versed whit the French history and culture, but is not aware of Indian history, language, culture, etc. However, when the person travels to the United States, he is treated racially as Asian.

Which of the following statements about the passage is FALSE?

………………., So far hav bee concerned primarily with positive economic theories. Such “scientific” theories take the real world as an object to be studied, attempting to explain those economic phenomena that are observed. Positive economics seeks to determine how resources are in fact allocated in an economy. A somewhat different use of economic theory is normative, taking a definite stance about what should be done. Under the heading of normative analysis, economists have a great deal to say about how resourcs should be alloated. For example, an economists engaged in positive analysis might investigate why and how the American health care industry uses the quantities of capital, labor, and land that are currently devoted to providing medical services. The economist might also choose to measure the costs and benefits of devoting even more resources to health care. But when economists advocate that more resources should be allocated to health, they have implicitly moved into normative analysis.

This paragraph should begin with..........

Performed in Senayan Indoor Stadium during the school holiday, ........

The budget allocated for reducing child-labor will not be enough until the government agencies are closely coordinated to use these funds effectively. From the above sentence we many conclude that ...........

......... Students studying in a foreign country are provided with information about literacy practices and academic culture of that country, they will feel stranded in that academic environment.

The term 'rock', ............ a shortened from of 'rock-and-roll', was coined by an American broadcaster to replace 'rhythm-and-blues'.

Dani was extremely tired when he arrived, because he.............. for his flight for three hours.

Toni: I'm going to a jazz concert. Do you fancy coming along?
Yunita: ................

Lisa: Introduction to Literature'is only offered every other semester.
Reni: ...................

Hadi: What emergency measure does the government usually take to save people from the explosion of a valcano?
Andi: People ............. to leave their houses and evacuate to a much safer area.

People who drink two or more sweetened soft drinks a week have a much higher risk of pancreatic cancer, an unsual but __16__ cancer. People who drink mostly fruit juice __17__ sodas did not have the same risk. Sugar may be to __18__ but people who drin sweetened sodas regularly have other poor health habits. The high levels of sugar in soft drinks may be increasing the level of insulin in the body, which we think __19__ to pancreatic cancer cell growth. Insulin which helps the body __20__ sugar is made in the pancreas.

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People who drink two or more sweetened soft drinks a week have a much higher risk of pancreatic cancer, an unsual but __16__ cancer. People who drink mostly fruit juice __17__ sodas did not have the same risk. Sugar may be to __18__ but people who drin sweetened sodas regularly have other poor health habits. The high levels of sugar in soft drinks may be increasing the level of insulin in the body, which we think __19__ to pancreatic cancer cell growth. Insulin which helps the body __20__ sugar is made in the pancreas.

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People who drink two or more sweetened soft drinks a week have a much higher risk of pancreatic cancer, an unsual but __16__ cancer. People who drink mostly fruit juice __17__ sodas did not have the same risk. Sugar may be to __18__ but people who drin sweetened sodas regularly have other poor health habits. The high levels of sugar in soft drinks may be increasing the level of insulin in the body, which we think __19__ to pancreatic cancer cell growth. Insulin which helps the body __20__ sugar is made in the pancreas.

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People who drink two or more sweetened soft drinks a week have a much higher risk of pancreatic cancer, an unsual but __16__ cancer. People who drink mostly fruit juice __17__ sodas did not have the same risk. Sugar may be to __18__ but people who drin sweetened sodas regularly have other poor health habits. The high levels of sugar in soft drinks may be increasing the level of insulin in the body, which we think __19__ to pancreatic cancer cell growth. Insulin which helps the body __20__ sugar is made in the pancreas.

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