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penza

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Movement from one social class to another is called:
 
  A) social stratification.
  B) social achievement.
  C) social mobility.
  D) social transition.
  E) social status.

Question 2

What does Ping Chong mean by the phrase young man sitting on a cultural fence?
 
  A) He is referring to the ethnic diversity of his neighborhood in New York.
  B) He is referring to the specific cultural differences between his parents' and his own generations.
  C) He is referring to the difficulty of producing plays for multicultural audiences.
  D) He is referring to the changes that he has witnessed in U.S. society during his lifetime.
  E) He is referring to his position as a professor of cultural studies in China.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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