A 'Rite of Passage' Refers To

question 57

Multiple Choice

A 'rite of passage' refers to:

• A) an agreement between nations regarding safe passage of immigrants.
• B) a set of ritual acts that move a person from one social status to the next.
• C) a firm piece of advice regarding how to improve one's social status.
• D) the child's biological development into a man or woman.
• E) a status transition marker.

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