Being culturally relative means:

studying a culture from its own viewpoint, a non biased approach to studying culture

Which of the following statement is a stereotype:

blondes have more fun, The word Aboriginal, Australians are really easy going, boys like football

the term 'ethnocentric' refers to:

judging a culture by the standards of another

Which of the following is an example of being culturally relative

20% of students like Justin Beiber

The idea of the 'noble savage':

is an example of ethnocentricity

abstract ideas about what society believes to be right

What is the sociological imagination?

a term by Mills explains the link between public and private, an approach to analysing the social world

refers to the entire way of life of a group.

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1
Being culturally relative means:
a biased approach
studying a culture from anothers viewpoint
studying a culture from its own viewpoint
a non biased approach to studying culture
2
4 examples of material culture are:
stories, paintings, clothes, norms
language, stories, norms, laws
paintings, books, symbols, values
homes, clothes, art, tools.
3
Which of the following statement is a stereotype:
blondes have more fun
The word Aboriginal
Australians are really easy going
boys like football
4
the following is an example of a symbol:
$
:)
all of them
⇩
5
the term 'ethnocentric' refers to:
making one culture superior to the other
race and ethnicity
being obsessed with a particular country
judging a culture by the standards of another
6
A more is:
social norms
extra components
everyday activities
authority in culture
7
Which of the following is an example of being culturally relative
20% of students like Justin Beiber
heaps of kids take drugs
If you grow up in Korumburra you like football
All Aboriginal people are lazy
8
Indigenous Dreaming stories are an example of:
Lore
Language
Laws
symbols
9
Religion in a society can be considered
material culture
norms
culture
non- material culture
10
which of the following is an example of an institution
school
courts
all of them
family
11
The idea of the 'noble savage':
is a 'romantacised' term of uncivilized man
fairly represents indigenous society today
an concept about the west corrupting traditional people
is an example of ethnocentricity
12
A norm is:
a value
a part of culture
a lore
the shared rules
13
values are:
something that society recognizes that has meaning
abstract ideas about what society believes to be right
something to do with maths
a traditional code of conduct
14
What is the sociological imagination?
Durkheim's theory of connection
a term by Mills explains the link between public and private
Hirschi's theory of deviance
an approach to analysing the social world
15
The Language of a society can be considered:
a norm
non-material culture
material culture
a value
16
Culture is:
the art gallery
refers to the entire way of life of a group.
customs and paintings of a group of people
the values and ideas of society
17
The term Lore refers to:
language and stories and customs
customs and stories and rules
rules of a society
rules and customs and language
18
the best word to describe minor rule breakers in society that happen every day is:
lore
folkway
value
more
19
the three categories of social norms are:
language, folkways and symbols
values, religion and language
songs, laws and mores
folkways, mores and laws
20
Written Language such as books can be considered:
material culture
a value
a norm
non-material culture

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