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biggirl4568

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Roy is a member of a social movement protesting the reliance on foreign oil and the lack of alternative energy sources. Ray can be counted on to show up for demonstrations, do grunt work, pass out petitions, and make telephone calls.
 
  Based on this role, which phrase best describes Roy?
  A) Roy is a member of the inner circle.
  B) Roy is on the second level and considered one of the committed.
  C) Roy is a member of the sympathetic public.
  D) Roy is an agent provocateur.

Question 2

Identify which of the following is not true of the globalization of culture.
 
  a. Western pop culture is marketed worldwide.
  b. English is becoming the world's dominant language of commerce.
  c. The singular nature of American culture creates value uniformity.
  d. Multinational corporations manufacture and sell goods compatible with a western lifestyle.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

c



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