According to the discussion of Asian American women in Chapter 1,
a. Asian American women living in the United States are more likely than European American women to have completed a bachelor's degree.
b. almost all employed Asian American women have professional careers.
c. Asian American women are more likely than European American women to be perceived as natural leaders.
d. Although Asian Americans come to the United States from many different cultures, they are highly similar in terms of education and employment patterns.
Question 2
According to the discussion about Asian American women,
a. Asian American women rarely experience discrimination.
b. Asian American women consistently earn higher salaries than European American women.
c. Asian American women are actually less likely than European American women to earn a college degree.
d. many Asian American women face stressful employment conditions, and they also experience ethnic stereotypes.
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