CCU Exam 3 (Philanthropy/Body Dec/Amish)

What is Consumer Responsibility?

• The idea of "If you break it you buy it"

• Our responsibility to consume (eat) healthy foods

• The idea that buyers should be aware of the companies they're buying products from

• Our responsibility to ensure we pay our workers a good wage

T or F: Japan, being a wealthy country is also one of the most charitable countries in the world

• True

• False

Answer explanation

Japan is one of the least charitable countries in the world according to worldpopulationreview

Which of the following is NOT true about Elon Musk's donation of $5.7 billion?

• Elon Musk's donations went to fight against Malaria

• Most of the donation was Tesla stock, rather than cash

• Musk received tax benefits from the donation

What is a controversy about Jeff Bezos?

• His company is not very convenient

• His company is responsible for a lot of pollution

• Despite being rich, his donations are very small

• He said some very hateful things recently

What does Bill Gate's donations usually go towards?

• He does not actually donate his money

• Educating children and building schools

• Stopping world hunger

• Fighting Malaria and Vaccine Research

Which of the following is true about tattoos in The US?

• It is very difficult to get a job if you have tattoos

• Tattoos are typically banned for Christians

• The popularity of Tattoos in the US is rising

• More than 60% of Americans have tattoos

During Edo Japan, what is true about how tattoos were used?

• They were used by the Yakuza

• They were a form of punishment to mark criminals

• They were important for preparing the body for death

• They were seen as symbols to protect against evil spirits

What is NOT a reason tattoos were important to Ainu people?

• Tattoos were a symbol of beauty

• They were used to prepare the body for the afterlife (death)

• Tattoos are a talisman (お守り）

• They were used to rebel against the Japanese government

Which religion generally prohibits tattoos?

• Hinduism

• Islam

• Buddhism

• Christianity

Which of the following is the closest meaning to "Baptism?"

• Taking a bath

• A religious ceremony where someone becomes an adult

• a religious ceremony where someone is cleaned of their sins

• a religious ceremony unique to the Amish community