Social Issues and Problems of Urbanization in a global world

Question 1

is any condition or
behavior that has negative
consequences for large numbers of
people and that is generally
recognized as a condition or behavior
that needs to be addressed.

Answer 1

Social Problem

Question 2

is a problem that influences many
citizens within a society.
* It is a common problem in present-day society and
one that many people strive to solve.
* It is often the consequence of factors extending
beyond an individual’s control.
* Social issues are the source of a conflicting opinion
on the grounds of what is perceived as morally correct or incorrect

Answer 2

Social Problem

Question 3

is a virus that attacks cells that help the
body fight infection, making a person more
vulnerable to other infections and diseases.

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HIV

Question 4

*AIDS stands for Acquired
Immunodeficiency
Syndrome. AIDS is the most
advanced stage of HIV
infection.

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AIDS

Question 5

The spread of HIV from person to person is
called HIV transmission. HIV is spread only
in certain body fluids from a person who
has HIV. These body fluids include: (1)
Blood, (2) Semen, (3) Pre-seminal fluid,(4)
Vaginal fluids,(5) Rectal fluids, and (6)
Breast milk.

Answer 5

HIV and AIDS

Question 6

Based on biology
- Male and female only

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Sex

Question 7

Is a social contract

LGBTQIA++++

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Gender

Question 8

a woman who is attracted to other women (generally used
in regards to cisgender women)

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Lesbian

Question 9

The Overall term for same-sex attraction however specifically
applies to a man attracted to another man.

Answer 9

Gay

Question 10

an individual attracted to others of their own sex and also
to the opposite sex

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Bisexual

Question 11

an individual who identifies as the opposite sex

Answer 11

Transgender

Question 12

an individual who identifies as the opposite sex and
has the procedure to change their genitals

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Transexual

Question 13

self-affirming overall term for the LGBTTQIAAP community.
Derogatory in some contexts.

Answer 13

Queer

Question 14

, an individual who is still figuring out who they are attracted to
and/or what gender they identify as

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Questioning

Question 15

an individual who has any combinations of either biological
reproductive systems e.g. gonads, chromosomes, genitals etc

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Intersex

Question 16

someone who does not feel sexually attracted to anyone

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Asexual

Question 17

generally a straight, cisgender person who supports the
LGBTTQQIAAP community

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Ally

Question 18

sexually attracted to anyone of any gender or sexual orientation

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Pansexual

Question 19

refers to discrimination based on
the biological differences between male and
female

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Sex discrimination

Question 20

refers to discrimination based
on social behavior such as nonconformance of
gender roles including sexual orientation and
gender identity discrimination

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Gender discrimination

Question 21

is a generalized view or
preconception about attributes or characteristics,
or the roles that are or ought to be possessed by, or
performed by women and men.

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Gender Stereotype

Question 22

is a human right,
but our world faces a persistent
gap in access to opportunities
and decision-making power for
women and men.

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Gender Equality

Question 23

atmosphere at a
particular place during a
short period of time.
- It involves such
atmospheric phenomena
as temperature, humidity,
precipitation (type and
amount), air pressure,
wind, and cloud cover.

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Weather

Question 24

describes the
average weather of a
particular part of the
world at different times
of the year.
- is the
long-term shift in
average weather
patterns across the
world.

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Climate change

Question 25

Y- The luminosity, or brightness, of the Sun has
been increasing steadily since its formation.

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Solar Variability

Question 26

Recognition of global climate change as an
environmental issue has drawn attention to the climatic impact of
human activities

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Human Activities

Question 27

It is a gas that contributes to the
greenhouse effect by absorbing infrared radiation, e.g., carbon
dioxide and chlorofluorocarbons. When greenhouse gases such as
carbon dioxide build in the atmosphere, they act like a blanket

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Greenhouse gases

Question 28

Is an international agreement that called for
industrialized nations to reduce their greenhouse gas
emissions significantly.

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Kyoto Protocol

Question 29

At COP 21 in Paris, on 12 December 2015,
Parties to the UNFCCC reached a landmark
agreement to combat climate change and
to accelerate and intensify the actions and
investments needed for a sustainable low
carbon future.”

Answer 29

Paris Agreement