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The Class differences which are defined in terms of levels of income and wealth are
reflected in class-specific consumption patterns. In cultures with class structures,
upper-class people spend more on consumption than the poor. The poor, however,
spend a higher percentage of their total income on consumption than the rich,
especially on needs such as

i) Food ii) Clothing iii) Shelter iv) Transportation
Choose the correct answer from the following :
A) Only i and ii and iii are true
B) Only iis true
C) None of the above are true
D) All the above are true
In contemporary industrial societies, money is key item of exchange. No dollar
bill has more meaning or significance than any other. In many other economies,
money plays a less important role and valued items such as the below
are prominent exchange items.

i) Time ii) Labour iii) Goods iv) Digital exchange
Choose the correct answer from the following :
A) Only ii is correct
B) Both i and ii are correct
C) All the three i, ii and iii are correct
D) None of the above is correct
Gender is the key factor structuring the organization of labour, with male and female
work roles often being clearly differentiated. Male and female roles fall in to three
general patterns. Most commonly, men do the clearing and men and women plant
and tend the staple crops that are the basis of the peoples’ everyday diets. This
pattern exists in

i) Trobriand Islanders ii) Papua New Guinea
iil) Samoan Islanders iv) Gusii of Kenya
Choose the correct answer from the following :
A) Only ii is correct
B) Both i and ii are correct
C) All the three i, ii and iii are correct
D) None of the above is correct

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