Craftsmen foremen secretary's office workers belong to the________________?
Correct answer: C. working class
- A. upper-middle class
- B. middle-middle class
- C. working class
- D. "new class"
Explanation
Craftsmen, foremen, secretaries, and similar office workers generally occupy lower-status paid employment and are placed in the working class in this classification. The upper- and middle-middle classes contain more highly credentialed or managerial occupations.
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