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Groups Within Society

Question 10 • 16041de1 ECAD Fall 2026 - Q1 - Sociology - S1

Passengers on a train are an example of an aggregate group.

Answer
A
T
B
F

Explanation

An aggregate is a collection of people who are in the same place at the same time but do not necessarily interact or share a lasting identity. Passengers riding on a train fit this definition, so the statement is true.

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