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How does the documentary People Like Us illustrate the concept of social stratification in the United States? In your answer, draw on specific scenes or interviews from the film and link them to sociological concepts such as class systems, social mobility, and status consistency discussed in Chapter 9. Rubric (8 Points Total) 1. Content Accuracy (2 points) 2 points: Correct and clear understanding of social stratification and its portrayal in the film. 1 point: Partially correct understanding or minor errors in concepts. 0 points: Incorrect understanding or failure to address key concepts. 2. Use of Film Examples (2 points) 2 points: Thorough and relevant examples from the documentary. 1 point: Some examples but lacking depth or specificity. 0 points: No or inaccurate examples from the film. 3. Application of Sociological Concepts (2 points) 2 points: Clear application of concepts such as social mobility, status consistency, and class systems. 1 point: Concepts mentioned but not well connected to the film. 0 points: Failure to apply sociological concepts. 4. Clarity and Organization (2 points) 2 points: Well-organized and clear explanation of concepts. 1 point: Somewhat organized but lacks clarity in parts. 0 points: Poorly organized or unclear explanations

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The bacteria mainly responsible for adult dental caries are:

A common practice that causes early childhood caries is:

Salivary fluoride levels are elevated after brushing with a fluoridated dentifrice for about:

Which of the following sugar substitute is 300 to 400 times sweeter than sucrose?

All the following groups are at risk for caries due to salivary gland hypofunction EXCEPT:

Which of the following beverages are the LEAST harmful to enamel?