Answer TWO out of the five questions listed below. All questions carry equal marks (50 marks for each question). Write at LEAST 800 words and at MOST 1000 words for EACH answer (in answering both questions, you should write between 1600-2000 words). Your answers should be submitted to TURNITIN to the “Final Exam Submission” activity, which will be created close to the deadline, by December 20, 2019, at 23:59 (you have 14 days to return your answers). Instructions on how to construct your answers: These answers are supposed to reflect your understanding of the concepts and theories discussed in the lectures throughout the semester and your ability to reflect on their practical applications. They are meant to assess your knowledge and understanding of the themes, however, you are not required to write them in the form of academic essays. Therefore, you do not need to follow the rules of academic writing. NO REFERENCES are required. That being said, in order to obtain a passing grade, you are expected to demonstrate a good grasp of the concepts and theories listed in these questions. You have to write the answers IN YOUR OWN WORDS, as you would during an in-class exam. Material copied from the lecture notes, from the readings, or from the internet will be considered plagiarism. You will be required to upload your answers into TURNITIN in order to check the similarity index of your response. Only one submission to TURNITIN will be accepted. NO DRAFTS will be reviewed by instructors prior to submission.1. Define and discuss the concepts of heteronormativity and social control and provide an example from everyday life or from popular culture that illustrates both concepts. • Define heteronormativity • Define social control • Discuss the relationship between heteronormativity and social control • Provide example that illustrates heteronormativity and social control 2. Define Max Weber’s concepts of power and authority and provide examples to illustrate each type of authority according to Weber. • Define concept of power according to Weber • Define concept of authority according to Weber • Identify the types of authority according to Weber • Provide one example for each type of authority3. Present the sociological perspective on race. Define the concept of racialization in contemporary society and provide an example from Hong Kong society to illustrate your discussion. • Present the sociological perspective on race • Define the concept of racialization • Provide relevant example to illustrate the sociological perspective on race and concept of racialization. 4. Discuss Karl Marx’s and Max weber’s perspectives on social class and identify the difference between the two theories. Provide an example from Hong Kong society that could illustrate Max Weber’s understanding of stratification. Is Marx’s theory of stratification still helpful in understanding stratification or is it too outdated? • Define the concepts of stratification and social class • Present Marx’s theory of stratification and social class • Present Weber’s theory of stratification and social class • Identify the main similarities and differences between the two theories • Present a relevant example to illustrate Weber’s theory of stratification and social class • Discuss the relevance of Marx’s theory of stratification and social class in today’s society 5. Discuss the functionalist and symbolic interactionist perspectives on deviance. Which perspective do you find more convincing in explaining deviant phenomena? Provide an example to illustrate your point of view. • Discuss the functionalist perspective on anomie and deviance • Discuss the symbolic interactionist perspective on deviance and labeling • Argue which perspective you find more convincing for explaining deviance • Provide an example to illustrate your theoretical point of view