Culture Part 2: Language, Food, & Art

About how many languages are there in the world?

Texas' 3rd most spoken language is?

Most of us in this classroom are native English speakers.

Define temperate:

Define kosher:

Which DOES NOT directly affect the food we eat? (usually)

Which of the following is NOT art?

Whom is responsible for making the food can show us?

Define art:

Which is an example of a dying language?

What is the most spoken language in the world?

What can art show us about a place? (check all the apply)

What are somethings that determines our food? (check all)

Why is language important? (check all that apply)

Beef is off limits for _______ because it's ________.

Saudi Arabia's secondary language is Tagalog. What does this show?

Peru brought back ____________ through their schools, showing __________.

Hummus means _______ in Arabic.

The EARLIEST record of the word, y'all is?

What branch does English come from?

Hummus is shared by many cultures.

Japanese has no sister languages.

What does this represent?

Which language branch is the mother to the most modern languages?

Why is German a common 3rd language in the US?

Where are you most likely to hear Urdu?

Y'all's history is complicated.

Which DOES NOT belong?

Why is food a good icebreaker for different cultures? (Check all that apply)

"Thank you" in Hebrew

About 33% of the world considers English their native tongue, so?

A polyglot can?

Pigs are off limits for both Kosher and Halal.

"Thank you" in Vietnamese

Idioms can show us ______ about a place. (check all)

About 75% of the world is bilingual.

Where would you be most likely to hear Arabic?

English is spoken in 90% of the world's countries.