. . . . . . . . refers to a role that an individual pretends to be his own, but in reality that has been assumed as a cover to protect him from the penalties associated with his actual role.

A. Age B. Sex C. Kinship D. Doctor

A. Prestige B. Esteem C. To remind the posterity of his deeds D. A status is ascribed to him

A. Role-discontinuity B. Perceived role C. Internalized role D. Role-continuity

A. A' was highly successful as an advocate B. A' had been an esteemed member of parliament C. A' remained a minister but had to resign D. A' as the head of a statutory body