Unit 4 check
Unit 4 check: American Political Ideologies and Beliefs
10 questions from 10 lessons in Unit 4. Answer each one, and if you miss, follow the link back to where it is taught, then try again. Your score counts first tries.
Question 1 · from 4.1 · Fill the statement
Complete the explanation using the evidence.
A claim about shaping one’s destiny emphasizes ; a claim about fair access to competition emphasizes .
Question 2 · from 4.2 · Fill the statement
Complete the explanation using the evidence.
Friends discussing a campaign act as ; volunteering with a neighborhood association places a person in a environment.
Question 3 · from 4.3 · Fill the statement
Complete the explanation using the evidence.
Comparing different age groups once gives a pattern, rather than observing the same people through time.
Setup for question 4
Original teaching situations: distinguish what each institution can do.
Primary-source paraphrase for the written task: Roosevelt’s March 4, 1933 First Inaugural Address connects severe economic distress with energetic national action. This records his argument rather than a measure of public acceptance. Read the address
Question 4 · from 4.4 · Sort it
Classify each situation by the feature it directly describes.
Speaker’s argument
Observed attitude
Unsupported universal inference
Setup for question 5
Original fictional tracking study. Each wave samples 1,000 registered voters using the same probability method and neutral wording. Reported sampling margin: plus or minus 3 percentage points at a 95% confidence level.
| Wave | Candidate support |
|---|---|
| Week 1 | 41% |
| Week 2 | 45% |
| Week 3 | 48% |
Question 5 · from 4.5 · Multiple choice
Which conclusion best follows from the repeated data?
Setup for question 6
Original fictional comparable state-adult probability polls; n = 900 in each wave. Reported sampling margin is plus or minus 3 points. No election outcome is observed.
| Wave | Transit bond support |
|---|---|
| Earlier | 50% |
| Later | 52% |
Question 6 · from 4.6 · Multiple choice
What political implication is reasonable?
Question 7 · from 4.7 · Spot the error
Select the statement that makes an institutional error.
Question 8 · from 4.8 · Match
Match the concept to its defining feature.
Question 9 · from 4.9 · Fill the statement
Complete the explanation using the evidence.
More market regulation generally aligns with ideology; fewer rules with ideology; property-rights-only regulation with ideology.
Question 10 · from 4.10 · Fill the statement
Complete the explanation using the evidence.
A proposal minimizing both national and state provision while protecting voluntary contracts expresses a approach.
0 of 10 answered.