The sociological perspective coupled to research reveals that question 2 options: much of what passes for "common sense" in the united states turns out to be at least partly wrong. "common sense" is not very popular in the united states. most people in the united states readily see how society shapes our lives. "common sense" is usually pretty close to the truth.

I believe the answer is:  much of what passes for "common sense" in the United States turns out to be at least partly wrong.

What considered as  'common sense' would most likely influenced by how the power holder in the society want the people to think, no matter what society it is.  For example, it is considered a 'common sense' in america that a  certain country is wrong/evil while the fact is some misinformation spread by companies to obtain their own interest.

what are the events?

6.3%

explanation:

the acceptance rate for yale university is 6.3%. this means that only 6 percent of people who apply actually get accepted!