Diversity and First Nations Final Exam Quiz

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Which of the following are the closest match in ideologies?

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All of the following are PRIMARY diversity dimensions EXCEPT;

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In which of the following ideologies does the state legitimize funding for ethno-cultural activities?

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The following definition matches which term in reference to Orientations of Host Cultures? "Encourages immigrants to adopt features of the host culture while maintaining aspects of their heritage"

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The following is a definition of which term? "Process of change in cultural patterns of an ethnic group as a result of contact with other ethnic groups"

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The following definition matches which term according to the text? " Group of individuals with a shared sense of peoplehood based on presumed shared socio-cultural experiences and/ or similar characteristics"

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The greatest number of immigrants arriving in Canada today comes from;

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Canada's target for refugee resettlement in 2013 was how many?

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Which of the following is a method of refugee selection for Canada?

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Canada is the first nation to make a policy of _____________________part of its national constitution.

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A host community consists of people who;

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According to the United Nations Refugee article linked to this site, what percent of refugees worldwide are under 18?

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According to the United Nations article linked to this site which country was host to the largest number of refugees in 2011?

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According to the United Nations Article which three countries were the top source countries of refugees in 2011?

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One of the challenges facing new immigrants is poverty.

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One of the problems facing new immigrants is the failure to recognize professional credentials especially doctors and skilled workers.

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Which state ideology does Canada use in relation to the diversity of its population?

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The first principle of Multiculturalism is that people of diversity are not required to adopt democracy the constitution criminal and civil laws of the host nation.

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The following statement most accurately portrays which ideology; "Our country would be better off if new immigrants abandoned their language and culture and strictly adopted the culture of the host country"

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This statement most accurately portrays which state ideology? "Canada should be selective as to which immigrants it accepts as citizens and should chose to exclude particular countries of origin"

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Host communities have unwritten acculturation orientations that vary between welcoming and unwelcoming. We identified four in class. When a host culture disallows the new immigrant population participation in the host society preferring they return to their country or location of origin, it is called;

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Settler Groups have their own acculturation orientation some choose "Separation" In essence this means they;

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As far as the Acculturation orientation of settler groups, in Canada we prefer that the settler group adopt which of the following orientations?

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With regards to acultuaration of settler groups, which of the orientations is likely to lead to conflict with the law

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Which piece of legislation made the most impactful change on the culture and place of origin of immigrants?

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Immigration policy is different from refugee policy because Immigration policy is a human rights issue

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A refugee is any person who is outside his/her country of origin and owing to a fear of persecution for listed reasons is unwilling to return under the protection of that country.(paraphrased)

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Today Canada is a signing party to the Geneva convention relating to the status of refugees and therefore has obligations to accept refugees.

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The most common method of refugee selection in Canada is selection of Inland Claims

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Who sets the quota on the number of immigrants in all categories that Canada accepts each year?

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The following definition applies to which term "The patterns of behavior and behavioral consequences that are shared and transmitted among members of a particular society"

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Which of the following terms do social scientist use strictly in reference to physical or biological features?

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Aboriginal people are included in Canada's definition of visible minorities.

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Which of the following characteristics is NOT included in a collectivist culture?

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A nuclear family structure is;

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Diversity Equity refers to a core value according to which

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The largest religious group in Canada is;

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Christianity is the largest religion in the world, what is the second most popular religion in the world?

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The blue eye brown eye experiment from the 1960's was done in which country

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how did the brown eyed children in the experiment perform in flashcard tests

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The teacher who conducted this experiment was;

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The teacher was referencing which term discussed in class in her experiment?

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The term "minority" refers to numbers in a population.

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The following is a definition of which term, "An adverse judgment or opinion formed without knowledge or examination of the facts"

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The following is a definition of which term;" A set of attitudes beliefs and practices used to justify the superior treatment of one racialized ethnic group and the inferior treatment of another"

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Although LGBT persons have not been traditionally well accepted within policing, there is an increasing belief among LGBT officers that police culture is evolving to be more reflective of the broader societies more open views.

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Many police services have LGBT task forces to serve both internal and external communities of LGBT persons.

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LGBT stands for Lesbian, Gay. Bi-sexual and Transgendered

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Officers belief in the changing perspectives on LGBT issues is because of;

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The term "two spirited" is generated from First nations culture which has long had a place for LGBT people

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Most people in Canada are satisfied with police services

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Which of the following summarizes What the Toronto Police Service calls "Community Consultative Committees"

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According to your text, the following is a definition of which term? "Training that prepares an individual for living in another country and for relating to people of diverse cultures in his/her own country"

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From the survey reviewed in class. Which group rates police performance highest in most areas?

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From the posted article from CBC, A study in Kingston Ontario showed that police in that community were____ more likely to stop a black person than a caucasian person.

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According to the article on eLearn, what agency has raised concerns and is intervening over the practice of "carding" by the Toronto Police Service?

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According to the article about Toronto Police Carding, The practice of Carding has to be assessed against what criteria?

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The following is a definition of which term in your text? " The approach to policing that emphasizes the helpful supportive aspect of the role, with a focus on problem solving, crime prevention, and partnerships between communities and police"

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The following is a definition of which term according to your text; "Possessing the cultural knowledge and understanding to serve diverse communities effectively"

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According to your text what is the number one complaint that is part of creating negative perceptions of police?

A quiz covering the content of the final half of the Diversity and First Nations class.

Diversity and First Nations Final Exam Quiz

Which of the following are the closest match in ideologies?

All of the following are PRIMARY diversity dimensions EXCEPT;

In which of the following ideologies does the state legitimize funding for ethno-cultural activities?

The following definition matches which term in reference to Orientations of Host Cultures? "Encourages immigrants to adopt features of the host culture while maintaining aspects of their heritage"

The following is a definition of which term? "Process of change in cultural patterns of an ethnic group as a result of contact with other ethnic groups"

The following definition matches which term according to the text? " Group of individuals with a shared sense of peoplehood based on presumed shared socio-cultural experiences and/ or similar characteristics"

The greatest number of immigrants arriving in Canada today comes from;

Canada's target for refugee resettlement in 2013 was how many?

Which of the following is a method of refugee selection for Canada?

Canada is the first nation to make a policy of _____________________part of its national constitution.

A host community consists of people who;

According to the United Nations Refugee article linked to this site, what percent of refugees worldwide are under 18?

According to the United Nations article linked to this site which country was host to the largest number of refugees in 2011?

According to the United Nations Article which three countries were the top source countries of refugees in 2011?

One of the challenges facing new immigrants is poverty.

One of the problems facing new immigrants is the failure to recognize professional credentials especially doctors and skilled workers.

Which state ideology does Canada use in relation to the diversity of its population?

The first principle of Multiculturalism is that people of diversity are not required to adopt democracy the constitution criminal and civil laws of the host nation.

The following statement most accurately portrays which ideology; "Our country would be better off if new immigrants abandoned their language and culture and strictly adopted the culture of the host country"

This statement most accurately portrays which state ideology? "Canada should be selective as to which immigrants it accepts as citizens and should chose to exclude particular countries of origin"