EDUC 703 QUIZ: POSTMODERNISM &
RELIGIOUS RIGHTS ACTUAL EXAM PAPER
2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ Thomas transfers to a new school when his family moves to a new district,
and he is placed in a classroom with students who have slightly higher
average math grades than he does. Based on the research, what is the most
likely outcome? Thomas will fall behind and should be moved into a
classroom where he has the highest scores. succeed and make academic
gains when he is in the classes with other high achievers. become frustrated
and decide to leave school before graduating. make stronger academic gains
if he is tracked into a class with lower-achieving students..
Answer: succeed and make academic gains when he is in the classes with
other high achievers.
◍ Reasons Isaac Backus gives to oppose religious taxes.
Answer: Exceeds scope of civil power, encroaches upon Christ's Kingdom,
destroys purity of religion, harms civil society
◍ Virginia Anglican establishment.
Answer: Far weaker than in England because of distance, no high ranking
clergy, frontier settlement, Toleration Act
◍ One of the problems with credentialism is that more and more students (with
their parents' help) are attempting to attend private schools or to be placed in
the best tracks in their public school to improve their chances of getting into
prestigious universities. This may be one of the reasons that increasingly
more employers are not asking for educational accomplishments at job
interviews. parents are attempting to have their children accepted at the
, "right" day care, sometimes even before they are born. increasingly fewer
young people are graduating from high school and college. fewer people are
able to perform their actual jobs due to low graduation rates..
Answer: parents are attempting to have their children accepted at the "right"
day care, sometimes even before they are born.
◍ Which of the statements below best describes the theories of Max Weber
and Karl Marx? To Weber, religion was central to the development of
capitalism; to Marx, capitalism would crumble if people stopped following
religion. To Weber, religion was a fundamental and permanent part of
human societies; to Marx, religion was necessary to lessen social
inequalities. To Weber, religion promotes collective conscience; to Marx,
religion is a cause of alienation. To Weber, religion is a cause of social
conflict; to Marx, religion mobilizes people to stand up for social and
economic justice..
Answer: To Weber, religion was central to the development of capitalism; to
Marx, capitalism would crumble if people stopped following religion.
◍ In much of the Western world, choice of a marriage partner is influenced by
age, education, class, race, and religion. Which of the following explains
this tendency? Marriage outside one's social group is forbidden by law in
several Western nations. People are often attracted to others who are
opposite in these traits. Marrying someone significantly different in age,
race, social class, and religion is often met with disapproval from others. We
tend to prefer people who do not resemble our parents' social backgrounds..
Answer: Marrying someone significantly different in age, race, social class,
and religion is often met with disapproval from others.
◍ Rhode Island and Pennsylvania.
Answer: Champions of religious liberty
◍ "Liberty of conscience".
Answer: Belief and right to act upon it
◍ Which of the following traits is typical of a church rather than a sect?
Members follow practices that others find strange or objectionable.
RELIGIOUS RIGHTS ACTUAL EXAM PAPER
2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ Thomas transfers to a new school when his family moves to a new district,
and he is placed in a classroom with students who have slightly higher
average math grades than he does. Based on the research, what is the most
likely outcome? Thomas will fall behind and should be moved into a
classroom where he has the highest scores. succeed and make academic
gains when he is in the classes with other high achievers. become frustrated
and decide to leave school before graduating. make stronger academic gains
if he is tracked into a class with lower-achieving students..
Answer: succeed and make academic gains when he is in the classes with
other high achievers.
◍ Reasons Isaac Backus gives to oppose religious taxes.
Answer: Exceeds scope of civil power, encroaches upon Christ's Kingdom,
destroys purity of religion, harms civil society
◍ Virginia Anglican establishment.
Answer: Far weaker than in England because of distance, no high ranking
clergy, frontier settlement, Toleration Act
◍ One of the problems with credentialism is that more and more students (with
their parents' help) are attempting to attend private schools or to be placed in
the best tracks in their public school to improve their chances of getting into
prestigious universities. This may be one of the reasons that increasingly
more employers are not asking for educational accomplishments at job
interviews. parents are attempting to have their children accepted at the
, "right" day care, sometimes even before they are born. increasingly fewer
young people are graduating from high school and college. fewer people are
able to perform their actual jobs due to low graduation rates..
Answer: parents are attempting to have their children accepted at the "right"
day care, sometimes even before they are born.
◍ Which of the statements below best describes the theories of Max Weber
and Karl Marx? To Weber, religion was central to the development of
capitalism; to Marx, capitalism would crumble if people stopped following
religion. To Weber, religion was a fundamental and permanent part of
human societies; to Marx, religion was necessary to lessen social
inequalities. To Weber, religion promotes collective conscience; to Marx,
religion is a cause of alienation. To Weber, religion is a cause of social
conflict; to Marx, religion mobilizes people to stand up for social and
economic justice..
Answer: To Weber, religion was central to the development of capitalism; to
Marx, capitalism would crumble if people stopped following religion.
◍ In much of the Western world, choice of a marriage partner is influenced by
age, education, class, race, and religion. Which of the following explains
this tendency? Marriage outside one's social group is forbidden by law in
several Western nations. People are often attracted to others who are
opposite in these traits. Marrying someone significantly different in age,
race, social class, and religion is often met with disapproval from others. We
tend to prefer people who do not resemble our parents' social backgrounds..
Answer: Marrying someone significantly different in age, race, social class,
and religion is often met with disapproval from others.
◍ Rhode Island and Pennsylvania.
Answer: Champions of religious liberty
◍ "Liberty of conscience".
Answer: Belief and right to act upon it
◍ Which of the following traits is typical of a church rather than a sect?
Members follow practices that others find strange or objectionable.
