Ascertaining social class

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Suppose you were trying to assess a person's social class. Answer the following four questions:

Based solely on his or her appearance, what physical traits would you look for?

If you were only able to see the person and ask him or her just one question, what question would you ask?

Why would you ask that particular question?

Are there any other observations that you could make from an individual's appearance that can provide you with evidence of an individual's social class?

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