Question

6.With regard to stereotypes, ‘what we have heard and what we experience are poles apart’. What does the expression ‘poles apart’ mean?

a. It means they had an extremely different experience than what they had heard.
b. It means what they heard and what they experienced were similar.
c. It means they had a mixed experience of what they heard and what they experienced.
d. It means they had a well-coordinated experience of what they heard

Answer 1

Answer:

a. it means they had an extremely different experience than what they had Heard

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