Chооse аny 5 cоncepts from the word bаnk. For eаch concept, define the concept and then give an example of the concept that demonstrates that you understand how sociologists use the concept. Number each of your concepts (1-5) and place the concept in bold in the definition and in the example. You will receive 2.5 points for a correct definition and 2.5 points for a correct example. (Or 25 points total for 5 correct concepts). To receive full credit, you should define each term as they are used in the course and not as non-sociologists might use the term in casual conversation. Word Bank: restrictive gender knowledge, accountability, institution, symbolic boundary; controlling image, heterosexual matrix; gendered selves
Answer оne оf the twо questions below in аt leаst аround three-four sentences each. This is a closed book response. Option 1: In the Prologue, how does the novel open up and who is our narrator? Why do you think the author chose this narrator specifically, and what struck you about this narrator's quirks/focuses? What significant effect does this choice of opening have on how we perceive the story to be told about the book thief? Option 2: How has Hitler's regime impacted Liesel's family and foster family? Briefly describe one scene in which we see the regime's direct impacts on the family. Name what the major conflict is in this scene. Remember to write specific answers backed up by evidence (scenes, moments) recalled from the text!
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