1. This refers to the knowledge and skills necessary to make a person more productive in, and valuable to, society:
A. Social inequality
B. Sorting machines
C. Human capital
D. Socialization
2. Class is a category of people with the same _______ level
A. Age
B. Political
C. economic
D. educational
3. We can understand social inequality from a macro sociological perspective because
A. Lived experience is impacted by gender, race and class
B. Some people work harder than others
C. We see inequality in every life
D. Meritocracy is focused on structure rather than an individual​