Master & Counter Quizizz

What is a "master narrative"?

• A story told by a skilled storyteller

• The dominant perspective in society

• A narrative about masters and servants

• A story with multiple plot twists

A "counter narrative" is best described as:

• A story that contradicts historical facts

• A tale about mathematics and counting

• A perspective that challenges the dominant view

• A narrative that always agrees with popular opinion

Which term refers to groups that are treated as on the outside in society?

• Stereotyped

• Indigenous

• Dominant

• Marginalized

The term "dominant" in social contexts often refers to:

• The tallest person in a group

• The most physically strong individual

• The group with the most power or influence

• The loudest voice in a conversation

"Indigenous" people are:

• Those who have recently moved to a new country

• The original inhabitants of a place

• People who live in industrial areas

• Individuals who frequently travel internationally

Which of the following is an example of a counter narrative?

• A story that reinforces common beliefs

• A fairy tale with a happy ending

• A perspective from a marginalized group

• The most popular version of historical events

A "dominant" group in society is likely to:

• Have less access to resources

• Shape the master narrative

• Be considered indigenous

• Challenge existing stereotypes