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What state is associated with a Hot/Desert a. Louisiana b. Montana c. Arizona d. Oregon e. Minnesota
What is Arizona
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What can be considered a major part of culture today, and can have a great impact on society today A. Family B. Technology C. Money
What is technology
100
A pattern of behavior that is shared by a group sometimes defined by national borders, but more often by a shared geographical or historical experience is: A. Social Culture B. World Culture C. Personal Culture
What is B. World Culture
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What is the attitude called in which people feel their own culture is the best, or most natural. A. Ethnocentrism B. Enculturation C. Assimilation
What is A. Ethnocentrism
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Which of these social cultures do you share with all your classmates A. Omaha, NE B. Student Council C. Lincoln Southeast HS Culture
What is C. Lincoln Southeast HS Culture
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What state is associated with Cold (Mountains) a. Louisiana b. Montana c. Arizona d. Oregon e. Minnesota
What is Montana
200
What makes up your personal culture A. Where you come from B. Who you are C. Your family history D. All of the Above
What is D. All of the Above
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What would be an example of an uncontrolled influence that helps make up a country’s or large group of people’s culture? A. Geography B. Economics C. Religion
What is A. Geography
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American Culture is often referred to the “melting pot:, this is because: A. America B. America’s culture has been influenced by many other cultures C. America is known for its wonderful food
What is B. America's culture has been influenced by many other cultures
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Which of this would be a part of your personal culture A. How old you are B. Where you live C. The friends you socialize with
What is A. How old you are
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What state is associated with Semi-Tropical a. Louisiana b. Montana c. Arizona d. Oregon e. Minnesota
What is Louisiana
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The land or area where a large group of people live that has its own government. A. Continent B. Country C. Pangaea
What is B. Country
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What would be an example of a controlled influence that helps make up a country’s or large group of people’s culture? A. History B. Geography C. Religion
What is C. Religion
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Sports are a big part of the American Culture, which of these sports would be considered an American Sport rather than a world sport A. Soccer B. Hockey C. Football
What is C. Football
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Holidays are important to a person’s culture, which of these holidays would be part of the American Culture A. Thanksgiving B. Cinco De Mayo C. Easter
What is A. Thanksgiving
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What state is associated with Rainy a. Louisiana b. Montana c. Arizona d. Oregon e. Minnesota
What is Oregon
400
Culture is a collection of a collection of _____________, about life that guide behavior and are shared by a group of people A. Assumptions B. Values C. Beliefs D. All of the Above
What is D. All of the Above
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What do you call the difficulties and feelings of uneasiness that people have when they are exposed to another culture A. Culture Anxiety B. Cultural Differences C. Culture Shock
What is C. Culture Shock
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Which is NOT a type of culture that help form your own culture A. Social B. Physical C. Personal
What is B. Physical Culture
400
Which of these food items would be considered part of the American Culture A. Tacos B. Pizza C. Cheeseburger
What is C. Cheeseburger
500
What state is associated with Wilderness a. Louisiana b. Montana c. Arizona d. Oregon e. Minnesota
What is Minnesota
500
Diversity in culture refers to: A. Changes in Cultures B. Differences between cultures C. Similarities between cultures
What is B. Differences between cultures
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When people move and adopt the culture of their new environment, _____________________ is the putting aside many of the habits, customs, and patterns they knew before. A. Ethnocentrism B. Assimilation C. Enculturation
What is B. Assimilation
500
What is considered the cornerstone of culture and why?
What is Language, because it reflects a culture's identity
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Name five parts of culture...
What is Food Sports Music Traditions Dress Laws Religion Institutions Language Beliefs Sports Values