Vocabulary (mixed)
The way of life for a group of people.
What is culture?
Examples would include mountains and vegetation.
What is a physical feature?
What is a dying language?
The four major dialect regions of the U.S.
What is North, Midland, South, West?
When you go to Mexico you do not want to try any native foods because they all look gross to you. This is an example of what?
What is ethnocentrism?
A language used by the government for public documents, legislation, and to conduct other public businesses.
What is an official language?
A photographer takes pictures of a church, a poster advertising Christmas gifts, and a cross. What does this show?
What is a religious landscape?
A son, mother, and grandmother all speak and use the same language. What is this called?
What is a developing language?
The ways in which U.S words differ from English in England.
What is spelling, vocabulary, and pronunciation?
A family has a cross hanging from their door and a bible. This is an example of what?
An artifact.
A language of international communication and understanding.
What is a lingua franca?
A family from China moves to China Town, New York. This is an example of what?
What is sense of place?
A school teaches students using one language. What is this an example of?
What is a developing language?
Who are the New England colonists?
It is becoming difficult for folk culture to maintain old practices. Why would this happen?
What is there is more connection with popular culture and technology, meaning it is hard to keep old traditions.
A word that has a geographic border within a country.
What is an isogloss?
A family moves to a place where they can work, learn and eat without going anywhere. What is this called?
What is placemaking?
A mother and daughter speak a language at home, but the language is not written. What is this called?
What is a vigorous language?
A politician speaks the same language as a broadcaster. This is known as what?
What is received pronunciation?
This language family takes up the second most land area.
What is Niger-Congo?
A shared value, idea, or belief.
What is a mentifact?
An area has different religious places of worship such as a church, temple, and mosque all in one area. What is this called?
What is sequent occupancy?
A grandmother who spoke a language just dies, and her daughter does not speak it. What is this an example of?
What is a threatened language?
This plays a role in different dialects and where they came from.
What is cultural identity?
The two elements needed for a culture.
Necessities-food, clothing, shelter
Leisure- arts, recreations. sports