Unit 1 Review Quiz

What is a series of biological traits that are considered important by society (often skin color)?

• ethnicity

• culture

• race

• nationality

What is a type of narrative that is by and about people in the dominant group in society?

• concealed narrative

• dominant narrative

• Privilege

• Racism

Gwen went to private schools that helped her get into a private university. Her parents paid her tuition and credit card when she went to school. Because of this, she was able to study more than her working classmates. She's also able to complete an unpaid internship, which led to a great job after college. Although Gwen worked hard, this is still an example of...

• Privilege

• Ethnicity

• Concealed narrative

• Intersectionality

A meeting is held to determine ways to promote women's voices in a workplace. After white women introduce a few ideas, a Hispanic woman spoke up about how those ideas won't help women in her community. Another woman spoke up about how the needs of single parents should be addressed as well. What does this illustrate?

• Intersectionality

• Xenophobia

• Gender expression

• Perception

Two girls are yelling at each other in the hallway. One teacher watched and didn't interfere because she saw them using conflict resolution strategies. Another teacher watched, then "broke it up" because he didn't want it to escalate to a fist fight. The two teachers, both watching the same thing, had a difference in..

• Marginalized

• Racism

• Assimilation

• Perception

A museum about the history of Minnesota begins with the earliest known Europeans to enter the area. It completed ignores Indigenous people unless they interact with early white explorers. What is this an example of?

• Concealed narrative

• Dominant narrative

• Intersectionality

• Racism

Razi walks into school wearing new clothes. No one says anything, but there's some pointing, whispering, and laughing. He never wears those clothes again. What is this an example of?

• Privilege

• Concealed narrative

• Socialization

• Racism

Jorge is a Hispanic person who is also LGBTQIA & used they/them pronouns. None of their teachers will use their preferred pronouns and students don't talk to them. They also don't have any Hispanic teachers or coaches. What is this an example of?

• Intersectionality

• Marginalization

• Xenophobia

• Assimilation

Students are not required to spend more than 2 weeks learning about the history and culture of Native peoples. Therefore, they are only exposed to the dominant narrative. What narrative are they NOT learning about?

• Dominant narrative

• Racist narrative

• Halbleib narrative

• Concealed narrative

Maria is considered to be one of the nicest, funniest, trendiest, & coolest girls in her small high school. When she starts wearing a new style of clothing, other people copy her. When she scolds a classmate for making an LGBTQ+ comment, other students do the same. What does Maria have?

• intersectionality

• xenophobia

• power

• resistance