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Unit 3 AP Human Geography Culture L & R
Unit 3 AP Human Geography Culture L & R
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A boundary line between two distinct linguistic regions
Delineation lines
Isogloss
Boundary lines
Isopropyl
2
Nearly half of the people in the world speak a language from this language family
Germanic
Austronesian
Japanese
Indo-European
3
Dialects are local variants in language that differ in their
Pronunciation
All of the above
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4
Examples of non-material aspects of culture include all of the following
except
belief systems
practices
clothing
traditions
5
All of the following are Latin-based Romance languages
except
French
English
Spanish
Italian
6
Which statement about official languages is
TRUE
?
Official lang. are used by the govt for use daily business
All of the above
Each country can only have one official language
Official lang. r always spoken by maj. citizens of a coutry
7
Ethnic religions
All of the above
Are made up of homogeneous populations.
Do not seek converts.
None of the above
8
Which is the best example of a polytheistic religion?
Judaism
Shintoism
Christianity
Atheism
9
Which of the following is the best example of folk food?
Cheeseburgers in the U.S.
KFC in China
Blowfish in Japan
McD's french fries in Germany
10
Studying religions is important to understanding a culture because
religions do not have any impact on the built landscape
major religion can be directly linked to cultural homeland
religions r key 2 understanding the role of women in culture
religious beliefs are reflected in most aspects of culture
11
All of the following reflect a popular cultural landscape except
uniform landscapes
homogeneous population
globalization
urban population
12
Problems with multi-lingual states include
All of the above
confusion, as some place names are identified differently
increased costs for printing govt. signs in dif. languages
antagonism between speakers of the different languages
13
What's the world's fastest growing religion?
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
Hinduism
14
Most English-speaking countries around the world speak British English because
American English is considered vulgar by educated people.
All of the above
Most ppl do not like Americans, so they refuse to copy them.
British colonized many areas around the world.
15
Which of the following regions is considered a vernacular culture region?
All of the above
Anglo-America
The American South
East Asia
16
The area of origin of a culture is called
cultural homeland
cultural environment
culture realm
culture hearth
17
Which language has become the world's primary lingua franca?
Mandarin Chinese
English
German
Spanish
18
A language that no longer has native speakers is considered
a creole language
an extinct language
a lingua franca
a preserved language
19
Soccer spread to many parts of the world because of British colonization. This is an example of
Relocation diffusion
Stimulus diffusion
Contagious diffusion
Hierarchical diffusion
20
Which of the following is the largest proselytizing religion?
Hinduism
Islam
Christianity
Buddhism
21
A regional variant of a language is known as a
language family
language group
language branch
language dialect
22
Which statement about the diffusion of the English and Chinese languages is true?
None of the above
English & Chinese are both spoken worldwide as lingua franca
English is worldwide, & Chinese is spoken mostly in China
Eng. is spoken in only the U.K & Chinese is spoken in Asia
23
All of the following are characteristics of folk cultures
except
folk culture populations are usually small
folk cultures are spread hierarchically
folk cultures have a homogeneous population
folk cultures eat mostly foods that are locally available
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A good example of monolingual countries would be
Canada and the U.S.
South Africa and Egypt
Switzerland and Belguim
Japan and Denmark