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Chapter Exam - Multiple Choice
Question 1
According to Clinton, what is the relationship between laws and human
rights?
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Laws can be enacted only
after a recognition of
rights.
Incorrect Hillary Rodham Clinton,
"Remarks in Recognition of
Human Rights Day," page 324
Laws that discriminate
invalidate other kinds of
discrimination.
Incorrect Hillary Rodham Clinton,
"Remarks in Recognition of
Human Rights Day," page 324
Laws have no impact on
the moral imperative of
equality.
Incorrect Hillary Rodham Clinton,
"Remarks in Recognition of
Human Rights Day," page 324
Laws often precede a
recognition of rights
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It is inappropriate to enact
laws for their teaching
effect.
Incorrect Hillary Rodham Clinton,
"Remarks in Recognition of
Human Rights Day," page 324
Which statement is true regarding sexual orientation?
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It is part of a social identity.
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It is solely a matter of physiological
arousal.
Incorrect Introduction,
page 330
It can be changed through fMRI tests.
Incorrect Introduction,
page 330
It is determined by a specific gene.
Incorrect Introduction,
page 330
It can be identified as one of four
options based on two binaries.
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Incorrect Introduction,
page 330
Those who condemn homosexual sexual orientation often hold what as
a corollary?
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Sexual orientation cannot be changed.
Incorrect The Ethical
Issues, page 332
Heterosexual sexual orientation is also Incorrect The Ethical
condemned.
Issues, page 332
Question 4
Homosexual sexual orientation is
worse than homosexual behavior.
Incorrect The Ethical
Issues, page 332
Sexual orientation can be changed.
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Homosexual behavior should be
criminalized by the legal system.
Incorrect The Ethical
Issues, page 332
What is a theological definition of the unnatural?
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something that feels good
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The Ethical Issues,
page 332
something that goes against God's Correct
plan
something that is created by God
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The Ethical Issues,
page 332
something that feels bad
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The Ethical Issues,
page 332
something that is harmful to
human beings
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The Ethical Issues,
page 332
Question 5
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What is one reason why discrimination against gays and lesbians differs
from racism and sexism?
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Gays and lesbians are easily
identifiable.
Incorrect Discrimination Against
Gays and Lesbians, page
335
Sexual orientation can be
controlled by the individual.
Incorrect Discrimination Against
Gays and Lesbians, page
335
Sexual orientation is generally Correct
less apparent than either race
or sex.
Question 6
Most people know someone
who is homosexual.
Incorrect Discrimination Against
Gays and Lesbians, page
335
Most people do not know
anyone who is homosexual.
Incorrect Discrimination Against
Gays and Lesbians, page
335
How does the Defense of Marriage Act of 1996 define marriage?
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a union between a man and a
woman
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a union between two consenting
adults
Incorrect Same-Sex Marriage,
page 336
a union for the purpose of
procreation
Incorrect Same-Sex Marriage,
page 336
a necessary component of the
nuclear family
Incorrect Same-Sex Marriage,
page 336
a legal partnership for filing joint
income taxes
Incorrect Same-Sex Marriage,
page 336
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Question 8
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What do demographers consider to be the replacement rate for
maintaining the size of a population?
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1.2 children per family
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Same-Sex Marriage, page 336
1.4 children per family
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Same-Sex Marriage, page 336
2 children per family
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Same-Sex Marriage, page 336
2.1 children per family
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2.5 children per family
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Same-Sex Marriage, page 336
What argument discouraging discrimination against homosexuals
emphasizes the priority of individual liberty?
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privacy argument Incorrect Models of the Place of Sexual
Orientation in Society, page 338
morality
argument
Incorrect Models of the Place of Sexual
Orientation in Society, page 338
values argument
Incorrect Models of the Place of Sexual
Orientation in Society, page 338
autonomy
argument
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conservative
argument
Incorrect Models of the Place of Sexual
Orientation in Society, page 338
Question 9
What level of support for homosexuality is characterized by the
statement that homosexuals should be allowed to express their sexual
orientation openly without being discriminated against?
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autonomy
Incorrect Models of the Place of Sexual Orientation in
Society, page 338
endorsement Incorrect Models of the Place of Sexual Orientation in
Society, page 338
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tolerance
Incorrect Models of the Place of Sexual Orientation in
Society, page 338
advocacy
Incorrect Models of the Place of Sexual Orientation in
Society, page 338
acceptance
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According to Wilson, the goal in formulating a policy regarding
homosexual unions is to have a policy that
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is legislated by the
government.
Incorrect James Q. Wilson, "Against
Homosexual Marriage," page
352
is an expression of the
moral convictions of the
people.
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is enacted through judicial
rights-conferring by the
courts.
Incorrect James Q. Wilson, "Against
Homosexual Marriage," page
352
is consistent with natural
law and theology.
Incorrect James Q. Wilson, "Against
Homosexual Marriage," page
352
prioritizes the autonomy and Incorrect James Q. Wilson, "Against
privacy of the individual.
Homosexual Marriage," page
352