CAROLYN CROSS BREAST CANCER RISK
ASSESSMENT SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ luxury and time. Answer: -to enjoy luxury you have to devote time to
it and luxury is an opportunity to enjoy some free time
-luxury should not be a slave of time but stand aloof from time
- a luxury item is both timeless and of the here and now
⩥ a luxury products is.... Answer: hand made and sold by one individual
to another
⩥ luxury and money. Answer: -Luxury is not only money, and money in
itself is not luxury.
-Money fuels the luxury engine but is not the engine; the engine is the
recreation of vertical hierarchy / social stratification
-Luxury converts the raw material that is money into a culturally
sophisticated product that is social stratification
-Price on its own does not make something a luxury.
⩥ luxury and fashion. Answer: luxury - create social stratification
fashion - recreating the rhythm of the season and a social differentiation
,differ in relationship to time: durability virus ephemerality
and relation to self (luxury s for oneself, fashion is not)
-Fashion passes, style remains
⩥ KNOW LUXURY TRIANGLE (pg. 32). Answer:
⩥ luxury and art. Answer: -they have in common the important of
aesthetics
-practical utility is of zero importance
-both are sociological markers
-both are impossible to get a consensus on - subjective taste
-the use value of a luxury product is never zero but it can be zero for art
-luxury must find a solid market or it will disappear
-art seeks to be universal but luxury must be selective
⩥ luxury and religion. Answer: -both have a creator
-both have a founding myth and legend
-storytelling importnat
-holy place where it all started
-symbols
-sacrifices - the most important being price
, ⩥ difference between luxury and premium. Answer: -premium means
pay more get more functional benefits
-luxury transcends needs, functions, or objective benefits --> it brings
creative power, heritage, and social distinction
⩥ luxury. Answer: - a very qualitative, hedonistic experience or product
made to last
-offered at a price that far exceeds that their mere functional value would
command
-available in purposefully restricted and controlled distribution
-offered with personalized accompanying services
-representing a social market, making the owner or beneficiary feel
special
⩥ upper premium. Answer: desire to be chosen rationally for their
excellence
upper premium comparative, luxury superlative
-high price of upper premium must be justifiable
⩥ Sumptuary laws. Answer: Laws made for the purpose of restraining
luxury or extravagance, particularly against inordinate expenditures in
the matter of apparel, food, furniture, etc
ASSESSMENT SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ luxury and time. Answer: -to enjoy luxury you have to devote time to
it and luxury is an opportunity to enjoy some free time
-luxury should not be a slave of time but stand aloof from time
- a luxury item is both timeless and of the here and now
⩥ a luxury products is.... Answer: hand made and sold by one individual
to another
⩥ luxury and money. Answer: -Luxury is not only money, and money in
itself is not luxury.
-Money fuels the luxury engine but is not the engine; the engine is the
recreation of vertical hierarchy / social stratification
-Luxury converts the raw material that is money into a culturally
sophisticated product that is social stratification
-Price on its own does not make something a luxury.
⩥ luxury and fashion. Answer: luxury - create social stratification
fashion - recreating the rhythm of the season and a social differentiation
,differ in relationship to time: durability virus ephemerality
and relation to self (luxury s for oneself, fashion is not)
-Fashion passes, style remains
⩥ KNOW LUXURY TRIANGLE (pg. 32). Answer:
⩥ luxury and art. Answer: -they have in common the important of
aesthetics
-practical utility is of zero importance
-both are sociological markers
-both are impossible to get a consensus on - subjective taste
-the use value of a luxury product is never zero but it can be zero for art
-luxury must find a solid market or it will disappear
-art seeks to be universal but luxury must be selective
⩥ luxury and religion. Answer: -both have a creator
-both have a founding myth and legend
-storytelling importnat
-holy place where it all started
-symbols
-sacrifices - the most important being price
, ⩥ difference between luxury and premium. Answer: -premium means
pay more get more functional benefits
-luxury transcends needs, functions, or objective benefits --> it brings
creative power, heritage, and social distinction
⩥ luxury. Answer: - a very qualitative, hedonistic experience or product
made to last
-offered at a price that far exceeds that their mere functional value would
command
-available in purposefully restricted and controlled distribution
-offered with personalized accompanying services
-representing a social market, making the owner or beneficiary feel
special
⩥ upper premium. Answer: desire to be chosen rationally for their
excellence
upper premium comparative, luxury superlative
-high price of upper premium must be justifiable
⩥ Sumptuary laws. Answer: Laws made for the purpose of restraining
luxury or extravagance, particularly against inordinate expenditures in
the matter of apparel, food, furniture, etc
