Bias vs Prejudice Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Bias vs Prejudice QuizOnline version Identify Bias or Prejudice statements by Stephanie Claire Faunillo 1 Identify whether this statement shows Bias or Prejudice: The class president always chooses the same group of friends to represent the class in school activities. a Prejudice b Bias c Both 2 Identify whether this statement shows Bias or Prejudice: Students who wear glasses are always intelligent. a Prejudice b Bias c Both 3 Identify whether this statement shows Bias or Prejudice: The school newspaper featured only one club’s accomplishments and ignored the achievements of the others. a Prejudice b Bias c Both 4 Identify whether this statement shows Bias or Prejudice: Boys are naturally better at sports than girls. a Prejudice b Both c Bias 5 Identify whether this statement shows Bias or Prejudice: A transfer student’s ideas were ignored because he was new to the class. a Both b Bias c Prejudice 6 Identify whether this statement shows Bias or Prejudice: Older people cannot learn how to use modern technology. a Bias b Both c Prejudice 7 Identify whether this statement shows Bias or Prejudice: The teacher praised only one student’s work even though several students produced equally good outputs. a Bias b Prejudice c Both 8 Identify whether this statement shows Bias or Prejudice: Students from public schools are less capable than students from private schools. a Both b Bias c Prejudice 9 Identify whether this statement shows Bias or Prejudice: The manager hired the applicant because they attended the same university. a Bias b Prejudice c Both 10 Identify whether this statement shows Bias or Prejudice: Quiet students are unfriendly. a Prejudice b Bias c Both

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Bias vs Prejudice QuizOnline version

by Stephanie Claire Faunillo

Identify whether this statement shows Bias or Prejudice: The class president always chooses the same group of friends to represent the class in school activities.

Identify whether this statement shows Bias or Prejudice: Students who wear glasses are always intelligent.

Identify whether this statement shows Bias or Prejudice: The school newspaper featured only one club’s accomplishments and ignored the achievements of the others.

Identify whether this statement shows Bias or Prejudice: Boys are naturally better at sports than girls.

Identify whether this statement shows Bias or Prejudice: A transfer student’s ideas were ignored because he was new to the class.

Identify whether this statement shows Bias or Prejudice: Older people cannot learn how to use modern technology.

Identify whether this statement shows Bias or Prejudice: The teacher praised only one student’s work even though several students produced equally good outputs.

Identify whether this statement shows Bias or Prejudice: Students from public schools are less capable than students from private schools.

Identify whether this statement shows Bias or Prejudice: The manager hired the applicant because they attended the same university.

Identify whether this statement shows Bias or Prejudice: Quiet students are unfriendly.