Women in AFG/AFG
Teen Film
Theories of Change
Concepts
Miss Alphonso
100

The Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan following the withdrawal of forces from which country?

USA

100

In The Breakfast Club, what are the archetypes of the 5 characters?

A criminal, a basket case, a princess, a brain, an athlete, 
100

Which theory argues that society changes gradually over time, moving from simpler to more complex forms?

Evolutionary theory

100

What concept refers to the ability to understand and participate effectively in different social and cultural settings?

Social and cultural literacy

100

List 3 of Miss Alphonso's top bands/artists.

Fleetwood Mac, One Direction, Inhaler, Sam Fender, Olivia Dean, The 1975

200

Name THREE of the five major ethnic groups studied in Afghanistan.

Pashtun, Tajik, Hazara, Uzbek and Turkmen

200

She's the Man is a modern appropriration of which Shakespearean play?

Twelfth Night

200

Which theory sees society as a system of interconnected parts that generally work together to maintain stability?

Functionalist theory

200

What concept describes the transmission of knowledge, values and behaviours from one generation to another?

socialisation

200

How many countries have I been to?

32

300

Restrictions on education today can later affect women's employment, income, independence and family roles. Which S&C concept connects these different stages?

Life course

300

“When I close my eyes, I see you for what you truly are… which is ______.”

“But mostly I hate the way I don’t hate you. Not even close, not even a little bit, not even ______.”

“She doesn’t even ______!”

UGLY.

At all. 

go here!

300

Who developed Interactionist Theory, and when?

George Herbert Mead, 1920s.

300

What is the difference between equality and human rights?

Equality is about equal treatment/opportunity; human rights are fundamental rights and freedoms everyone is entitled to.

300

Which suburb/region did Miss move to in June of last year?

Leichhardt/inner west

400

Taliban policies restrict women's participation, while beliefs about women's “appropriate” social roles can be used to legitimise these restrictions. Identify the two course concepts interacting.

Power and stereotyping

400

Despite individual teen films being produced decades apart, why can Teen Film still be classified as a popular culture today?


Because it continues to demonstrate key characteristics of popular culture, including mass consumption, widespread accessibility, commercialisation and ongoing transmission/perpetuation across generations.


400

According to Conflict Theory, what is the primary cause of social change?

Inequality and competition between groups over power and resources.

400

Explain the difference between commodification and commercialisation.

  • Commodification = turning something, such as an idea, identity, symbol or cultural practice, into a commodity that can be bought and sold.
  • Commercialisation = the process of marketing and promoting something to generate profit.
400
How many books have I read this year?

17

500

Current education restrictions are projected to increase early childbearing among adolescent girls by approximately what percentage?

45%

500

What 2002 non-fiction self-help book inspired Tina Fey to write Mean Girls?

Queen Bees and Wannabes

500

A new social movement begins when a disadvantaged group challenges those with greater power and demands change. As the movement grows, social media symbols and hashtags help individuals develop a shared meaning and identity around the cause. Which TWO theories of change are demonstrated?

  • Conflict: unequal power and competing interests drive the push for change.
  • Interactionist: shared symbols, language and everyday interactions help people construct meaning and build support for the movement.
500

What concept refers to the beliefs and ideas that shape how a group understands society and how it should operate?

ideology

500

What is my ethnicity?

Anglo-Indian/Scottish/Italian/Australian