Managing Diversity

A nuclear family structure is

• a characteristic of Asian racial minority cultures

• a social pattern of behaviour

• an attempt to ensure the survival of a culture

• a characteristic of an individualist culture

Australians in Canada are an example of

• a non-visible ethnic minority

• a visible ethnic minority

• a non-visible ethnic majority

• a visible ethnic majority

“Race” is a means of categorizing people according to

• religion

• gender

• common beliefs and practices

• common ancestry or origin

“Ethnicity” refers to

• the cultural origin with which a person or group identifies within a multicultural context

• a factor of globalization

• a person’s colour

• a pattern of behaviour

“Culture” can be narrowly defined as

• historical tradition

• a socialization group

• a generalization

• folk tradition

Both English and French people belong to the same

• paralanguage group

• ethnocentral group

• cultural majority

• Caucasian race

A stereotype is an adverse judgment or opinion formed without knowledge or an examination of facts.

• True

• False

Indigenous people are considered one of Canada’s visible minorities

• True

• False

Ethnicity can be symbolic or behavioural.

• True

• False

In its anthropological sense, culture is synonymous with ethnoculture.

• True

• False