Test The impact of socioeconomic status (SES)

QUESTION 1: In terms of what factors do sociologists define social class or socioeconomic status (SES)?

They always enter school with more basic knowledge than middle-class children
Your initial preparation has no effect on your subsequent performance
They are less likely to enter school with certain basic skills, such as knowing how to count or name letters
Their performance is always superior to that of middle-class children

Because all low-income children have low academic performance
Because many children from low-income backgrounds are capable of achieving high academic achievement
Because social class is a destiny set in stone
Because no working-class parent supports their children's success

Because they don't care about their children's education
Because the educational system forces them to participate more
Because there are no barriers to their participation
Due to multiple factors, such as demanding work schedules or less familiarity with the education system