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[单项选择]Culture is often defined as a set of shared principles and values. Yet as the world approaches greater and greater degrees of globalization, global subcultures begin to emerge. The movement is one such sub-category, characterized by a specific type of music, with its own fashion and language.
Britain used to be a society where the so-called culture norms dictated one’s entire future, one in which people were categorized according to their perceived status at birth. Yet by the 1980s all that had changed. It changed so radically that a whole generation of youth were left stranded in a quagmire of confusion and despair, each struggling to re-define their role within society, and to make sense of a culture that seemed unforgiving at times, culturally inherited ideas, beliefs and values having being turned on their head. Jobs for life had disappeared, and even gender and class distinctions were starting to become blurred.
Today, in modern China, the very same principle attitud
A. men and women had different jobs
B. people had jobs for life
C. people’s values changed
D. people received a good education
[填空题]Doc. King was a caring father, who often set aside some time to play games with his four children.
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American culture is
defined by rather gradual movements from one stage of socialization to the next.
The lifelong socialization process involves many different social forces which
influence our lives and alter our self-images.
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The family is the institution most closely associated with the process of
socialization. Obviously, one of its primary functions is the care and rearing
of children. We experience socialization first as babies and infants living in
families; it is here that we develop an initial sense of self. Most parents seek
to help their children become competent adolescents and self-sufficient adults,
which means socializing them into the norms and values of both the family and
the larger society.
The development of the self is a critical
aspect of the early years of one’s life. In the United States, such social
development includes exposure to cultural assumptions r
A. behave in a society
B. make friends
C. be a male or female
D. treat people differentially
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Protection of the environment is based on a principle that is beginning to be used in the field of jurisprudence. The principle has to do with property rights. The idea is that we all have a property right in the air and water around us. If a business firm pollutes that air or water, their act in so doing constitutes damage to something we own—just as if the firm had dropped a smoke bomb down our chimney. Our legal ease against such a firm is then baaed on the complaint that we deserve compensation for an infringement of our right to use our private property as we please ( provided we don’ t interfere with the same rights of a neighbor). Assuming we win the case, the offending firm then has to pay us for damaging our property—the air or water we "own".
And so protection of the environment, specifically the control of pollution, now rests on the idea that we, as members of the public, share a right to clean air and water and to the good health t
A. entrepreneurs are more sensible than the community
B. the community expects entrepreneurs to increase their profits as much as possible
C. in terms of waste disposal the interests of the enterprise and the community conflict
D. the community desires the waste to be carried to any other places
