Matt Kinsler is a capitalist who owns a large candy manufacturing company. As such, Matt is a __________.

Ananias makes $35,000 a year and pays 6% of her income in taxes. Hortense makes over $1 million per year and pays 23% of her income in taxes. This reflects __________.

The likelihood that those living in single-mother households live beneath the poverty line is called __________.

The unequal distribution of wealth, income, power, and poverty is called __________.

White people are most likely to be killed by __________.

Which of the following best states the focus of the professor’s questioning in the above dialogue?

The clustering of women and men in different educational specialties is called __________.

An impatient driver who was fed up with jaywalking pedestrians drove straight at one of them, leaning on the horn and intending to make her jump. The pedestrian did not hear him or change her pace, however, because her music player was turned to full volume. A bystander on the curb rushed out to pull the pedestrian to safety. The pedestrian tripped as she was being pulled to the curb, fracturing her kneecap.   If the pedestrian sues the driver for assault, the likely result will be which of the following?  

Karl Marx developed conflict theory to explain events that occurred during __________.

Choose one only to write about and identify which one you are answering by its number.  Choose a topic/question you have not written about in a reflection.   1) Why is “contented worldliness” one of Screwtape’s most effective weapons? 2)  Which of the 7 deadly sins (lust, gluttony, greed, sloth, wrath, envy, pride) did you discover in reading Screwtape Letters or The Great Divorce to be most present in your life and how has this discovery provided a new perspective about what can be done to address it?   3) What distinctions does Lewis make between Heaven and Hell The Great Divorce,that seem most significant to you? 4) Given the story that you now know, explain what the title, Till We Have Faces, means. 5) Matt. 5:8 “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.” Discuss what this Beatitude means within the context of Till We Have Faces. 6) What, specifically, has The Four Loves added to your understanding about your specific relationships with others and with God? 7)  Why is it that both giving and receiving unconditional love, Agape, are important?