Equality

Question 1ExpertLevel 5

In an expert understanding of equality what is the most accurate meaning of real opportunity?

AOpportunity being written only in rulesBA person having the capacity to reach and use the opportunityCGiving everyone the same resultDMaking all persons identical

Question 2ExpertLevel 5

If equal law exists but a poor person cannot afford access to justice which equality remains incomplete?

AFormal equalityBPractical side of substantive and legal equalityCNatural equalityDLinguistic equality

Question 3ExpertLevel 5

What is the correct way to identify hidden privilege in the context of equality?

ALooking only at open legal benefitsBSeeing how networks, property and social status influence competitionCTreating every support as favouritismDTreating all outcomes as natural

Question 4ExpertLevel 5

In which situation can social prejudice create inequality even within equal rules?

AWhen a selector treats a candidate as inferior because of speech styleBWhen all candidates get equal informationCWhen everyone gets equal timeDWhen evaluation follows clear criteria

Question 5ExpertLevel 5

When can need based support be considered justified in relation to equality and justice?

AWhen support is given without reason to a powerful groupBWhen support reduces a real barrier and creates equal opportunityCWhen support ends rightsDWhen support is only symbolic

Question 6ExpertLevel 5

What is the importance of political voice in a multidimensional understanding of equality?

AIt only tells the date of votingBIt gives affected groups the capacity to present their needs in decisionsCIt makes social respect unnecessaryDIt always blocks economic opportunities

Question 7ExpertLevel 5

If a community receives benefits from a scheme but its opinion is not taken while making the scheme which weakness of equality is visible?

ALack of active participation in a beneficiary approachBLack of natural diversityCExcess of economic resourcesDCompleteness of equal rules

Question 8ExpertLevel 5

Which is the best analysis of intersecting disadvantage in the context of equality?

AOne barrier always affects everyone equallyBPoverty, gender, language and social status can together limit opportunities furtherCDisadvantage is created only by natural differenceDAll barriers are only personal laziness

Question 9ExpertLevel 5

Why is retention in education as important as entry from the viewpoint of equality?

ABecause after entry barriers like food, books and travel can force dropoutBBecause no barrier remains after entryCBecause entry itself is the final resultDBecause retention has no relation with opportunity

Question 10ExpertLevel 5

What can be the main difference between a sensitive policy and a neutral policy for equality?

AA neutral policy gives the same effect in every backgroundBA sensitive policy considers unequal backgrounds and real barriersCA sensitive policy removes rightsDA neutral policy always reaches disadvantaged groups more

Question 11ExpertLevel 5

Why can public health be considered part of social justice in the context of equality?

ABecause access to treatment affects education, work and life chancesBBecause health is only a private hobbyCBecause healthcare necessarily reduces equalityDBecause illness has no relation with opportunities

Question 12ExpertLevel 5

If a group is present in public places but is seated separately what inequality becomes clear?

ASubtle social humiliation and unequal dignityBComplete social equalityCNatural diversityDEconomic freedom

Question 13ExpertLevel 5

When does recognition of identity turn into real equality in the principle of equality?

AWhen identity is accepted only by nameBWhen recognition is accompanied by respect, rights and opportunitiesCWhen identity is kept out of public lifeDWhen identity is made a basis of discrimination

Question 14ExpertLevel 5

Which example links the problem of equality with both resources and cultural dignity?

AA language community not receiving books and its language being mockedBAll languages receiving respectCAll students receiving booksDAll communities getting school access

Question 15ExpertLevel 5

What can be a limitation of market based opportunities in the chapter on equality?

ACostly means can exclude poor groups from opportunityBThe market always gives equal access to everyoneCPrice has no effect on opportunitiesDThe market always removes social barriers

Question 16ExpertLevel 5

How should the deepest difference between equality and charity be understood?

ACharity may depend on kindness while equality is based on rights and dignityBCharity is always the complete form of equalityCEquality only asks for helpDRights based support increases humiliation

Question 17ExpertLevel 5

In which situation will lack of social mobility become a serious sign of inequality?

AWhen birth status continuously limits education, employment and respectBWhen everyone can progress according to interestCWhen everyone gets equal schoolingDWhen public facilities reach everyone

Question 18ExpertLevel 5

Why is unequal distribution of power important in an expert understanding of equality?

ABecause without decision power an affected group cannot present its needsBBecause power has no relation with opportunityCBecause only wealth decides equalityDBecause power is always equal among all

Question 19ExpertLevel 5

If a policy benefit reaches mostly those who already have networks what problem does it show?

AInequality of social capitalBCompleteness of natural abilityCFull achievement of equal opportunityDEnd of disadvantage

Question 20ExpertLevel 5

Why is it dangerous to describe social inequality as natural in the context of equality?

ABecause barriers created by society become hiddenBBecause every social difference is truly naturalCBecause this automatically equalises opportunitiesDBecause this ends discrimination

Question 21ExpertLevel 5

If everyone gets the same syllabus but some students have weak basic preparation which measure will increase substantive equality?

ARemedial classes and learning supportBExcluding weaker studentsCStopping all supportDOnly making the syllabus harder

Question 22ExpertLevel 5

When will language support be considered just for equality?

AWhen a language barrier is blocking learning and participationBWhen all students fully understand the languageCWhen language has no relation with educationDWhen support is only for display

Question 23ExpertLevel 5

Which statement is deepest about the relation between equality and citizenship?

ACitizenship is only an identity cardBEqual citizenship demands rights, respect and participation in public decisionsCCitizenship depends on wealthDEquality weakens citizenship

Question 24ExpertLevel 5

In which situation does the question of equality spread from the private sphere to public opportunities?

AStopping a girl's education at home later reduces employment opportunitiesBAll children get study time at homeCThe family includes everyone in decisionsDEveryone is allowed to go to school

Question 25ExpertLevel 5

Which example clarifies the importance of security in the idea of equality?

AA person cannot complain due to fear despite having rightsBEveryone receives a safe complaint systemCRespectful behaviour exists in societyDLegal help is available

Equality

Quiz this set

In an expert understanding of equality what is the most accurate meaning of real opportunity?

If equal law exists but a poor person cannot afford access to justice which equality remains incomplete?

What is the correct way to identify hidden privilege in the context of equality?

In which situation can social prejudice create inequality even within equal rules?

When can need based support be considered justified in relation to equality and justice?

What is the importance of political voice in a multidimensional understanding of equality?

If a community receives benefits from a scheme but its opinion is not taken while making the scheme which weakness of equality is visible?

Which is the best analysis of intersecting disadvantage in the context of equality?

Why is retention in education as important as entry from the viewpoint of equality?

What can be the main difference between a sensitive policy and a neutral policy for equality?

Why can public health be considered part of social justice in the context of equality?

If a group is present in public places but is seated separately what inequality becomes clear?

When does recognition of identity turn into real equality in the principle of equality?

Which example links the problem of equality with both resources and cultural dignity?

What can be a limitation of market based opportunities in the chapter on equality?

How should the deepest difference between equality and charity be understood?

In which situation will lack of social mobility become a serious sign of inequality?

Why is unequal distribution of power important in an expert understanding of equality?

If a policy benefit reaches mostly those who already have networks what problem does it show?

Why is it dangerous to describe social inequality as natural in the context of equality?

If everyone gets the same syllabus but some students have weak basic preparation which measure will increase substantive equality?

When will language support be considered just for equality?

Which statement is deepest about the relation between equality and citizenship?

In which situation does the question of equality spread from the private sphere to public opportunities?

Which example clarifies the importance of security in the idea of equality?

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Equality

Quiz this set

In an expert understanding of equality what is the most accurate meaning of real opportunity?

If equal law exists but a poor person cannot afford access to justice which equality remains incomplete?

What is the correct way to identify hidden privilege in the context of equality?

In which situation can social prejudice create inequality even within equal rules?

When can need based support be considered justified in relation to equality and justice?

What is the importance of political voice in a multidimensional understanding of equality?

If a community receives benefits from a scheme but its opinion is not taken while making the scheme which weakness of equality is visible?

Which is the best analysis of intersecting disadvantage in the context of equality?

Why is retention in education as important as entry from the viewpoint of equality?

What can be the main difference between a sensitive policy and a neutral policy for equality?

Why can public health be considered part of social justice in the context of equality?

If a group is present in public places but is seated separately what inequality becomes clear?

When does recognition of identity turn into real equality in the principle of equality?

Which example links the problem of equality with both resources and cultural dignity?

What can be a limitation of market based opportunities in the chapter on equality?

How should the deepest difference between equality and charity be understood?

In which situation will lack of social mobility become a serious sign of inequality?

Why is unequal distribution of power important in an expert understanding of equality?

If a policy benefit reaches mostly those who already have networks what problem does it show?

Why is it dangerous to describe social inequality as natural in the context of equality?

If everyone gets the same syllabus but some students have weak basic preparation which measure will increase substantive equality?

When will language support be considered just for equality?

Which statement is deepest about the relation between equality and citizenship?

In which situation does the question of equality spread from the private sphere to public opportunities?

Which example clarifies the importance of security in the idea of equality?

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