Culture Jeopardy

Defining Culture

100

Define Culture in your own words.

Determined by Answer

200

What are the two kinds of culture?

Material and Non-Material

300

What are everyday customs or etiquette that are commonly accepted within a society known as a culture?

Folkways

400

What is collectivism?

Prioritizing community harmony, duty to family, and group success over the wants and needs of individuals.

500

What is it called to judge other cultures by the standards or values of your own culture?

Ethnocentrism

Counter Culture

100

Name one group that represents counterculture

Hippies, goths, punk rockers

200

How do countercultures view the values of the dominant culture?

Intolerable, immoral

300

Why do dominant cultures view countercultures as a threat to society?

Because they tend to go against the morals and values of the dominant group. 

400

What is it known as when a counterculture takes a dominant cultural virtue and flips it directly on its head.

Normative Inversion

500

What is one of the three questions that countercultures ask about society?

What is the system lying about?

Why should we follow rules we don't agree with?

What does a truly human life look like?

Sub-Culture

100

Define Dominant Culture

The institutional baseline of society, the norms, laws, consumer habits, and values backed by dominant institutions

200

True or False: Subcultures exist outside of the dominant culture?

False

300

Which subculture might say this: "We’re driving out to the coast at 5:00 AM tomorrow—the swell is supposed to be six feet, so make sure your board is waxed and ready to go."

Surfers

400

What are the 5 main markers of subculture

Argot, bricolage, shared space, values, and boundaries

500

At which stage in the cycle of subculture are symbols picked up and made into mass-produced products by a large company?

Commercialization Step 4

Previously Learned

100

Name one major sociologist we have talked about in class

Any

200

What sociological paradigm views society as a complex, interconnected system where each part works together?

Structural Functionalism

300

Reliable data has to be what?

Repeatable

400

What are the five main institutions we look at in sociology

Education, Government, Economy, Family, and Religion

500

What is the difference between qualitative and quantitative data?

quanitative=numbers

qualitative=opinion or survey

Ms. DeMoux Fun Facts

100

How many siblings do I have

5 (there are 6 of us all together)

200

What is my first name?

Aubrey

300

Where did I live before I moved to Roosevelt?

West Jordan

400

What is my degree in?

History and Social Studies Education

500

If I belonged to any Hogwarts House, which would I belong in?

Slytherin