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APHuG Unit Three Review
APHuG Unit Three Review
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1
What religions are universalizing?
Islam, Buddhism, Judaism
Christianity, Islam, Buddhism
Christianity, Islam, Hinduism
Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism
2
Languages from _________ language family are the most spoken worldwide.
Sino-Tibetan
Austronesian
Indo-European
Uralic
3
What is a cultural landscape?
Visible imprints of culture, including the built environment
How the landscape affects culture
The physical features of a place.
The history of a landscape as affected by human culture
4
What is the difference between sociofacts and artifacts?
Sociofacts are material objects,artifacts are values/beliefs
Artifacts are material objects,sociofacts are values/beliefs
Sociofacts are institutions, artifacts are material objects
Artifacts are institutions, sociofacts are material objects
5
When two cultures blend together to form one unique culture
Sycretism
Acculturation
Assimilation
6
What is the boundary between dialects?
Pidgin
Isogloss
Official Language
Isoline
7
What religions have a hearth in South Asia?
Hinduism, Buddhism
Islam, Hinduism
Christianity, Islam, Judaism
Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism
8
How are toponyms chosen?
After physical features
All of the above
Reflecting influential people
Reflecting culture and origins
9
What religion is found predominately in the South of the US?
Southern Baptist
Catholicism
Methodist
Mormonism
10
What is a lingua franca?
A mix of languages to form a type of slang
A language used to facilitate trade for people of different languages
A unique mix of languages to form one many can understand
A language given special legal status in a particular place
11
The countries colored green in the following map likely represent what religion?
Islam
Judaism
Hinduism
Christianity
12
What religion is represented by the brown shading on the following map:
Amish
Mormonism
Lutheran
Methodist
13
What is the smallest unit of culture?
Cultural trait
Culture complex
Culture realm
Culture region
14
What is the primary language and religion in Anglo-America, and what's the exception?
English, Catholic; Quebec: French and Protestant
Spanish, Catholic; Brazil: Portuguese
English, Protestant; Quebec: French and Catholic
Spanish, Protestant; Brazil: Portuguese
15
The following architecture is significant for what religion:
Islam
Christianity
Buddhism
Judaism
16
When two cultures mix and each retain pieces of their's and each other's cultures.
Acculturation
Assimilation
Sycretism
17
Relocation diffusion, vary across space, rooted in past
Folk
Popular
18
Which of the following is least likely to explain why English is a lingua franca?
Hierarchical diffusion
Globalization
Colonialism
Imperialism
19
The countries colored orange in the following map likely represent what religion?
Buddhism
Hinduism
Islam
Christianity
20
Family structure, celebrations, rituals and taboos are part of...
Artifacts
Mentifacts
Institutions
Sociofacts
21
Which of the following is an ancient culture hearth?
Mesopotamia
South Asia
East Asia
All of the above
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Large, heterogeneous population
Folk Culture
Popular Culture
23
The English language is part of which language family and which branch?
Indo-European, Germanic
Sino-Tibetan, Esperanto
Indo-European, Romance
Sino-Tibetan, Germanic