1. The central theme of the article "Digital Punishment's" tangled web is:

2. 1 in 7 adults in the United States has some kind of criminal record.

3. One of the critiques the author of "Digital Punishment's Tangled Web" had regarding the expansion of easy access to mug shots and criminal records was: 

4. Records of arrest and mugshots are available online even when a person is innocent or when charges against that person are dropped.

5. In the article, "The Digital Punishment's Tangled Web," the author interviewed people who had online histories that "popped up" when they were applying for jobs or volunteer opportunities. His interviewees decided not to apply for the job or to volunteer because:

6. Which of the following is one of the principles of what George Ritzer called a McDonaldized society?

7. Which of the following was a major theme in the article, "McDonaldization of Society?"

8. In one goes to McDonald's and orders a Big Mac, that very same Big Mac will taste almost exactly the same if it were ordered and prepared in California and Texas. The expectation that consumers have regarding the taste of a Big Mac is best reflected in which of the following principles that were discussed the article?

9. George Ritzer refers to a society where efficiency, predictability, substitution of non-human for human technology, and control over uncertainty are emphasized as:

10. In the article, "The McDonaldization of Society," the author emphasized the positive aspects of rationalization and how our society is benefitting from running more like a fast-food restaurant.