What is a cultural region?

Region defined by close cultural traits and landscape

Where is TV still limited?

About 30 countries in Africa and Asia

Which of these is an example of a taboo?

Not eating a certain type of foods

What is the mentifact?

Central elements of a culture expressing its values

What is not a factor food diversity?

How one person felt one morning

Why is wine consumption accepted in the U.S. and not in some parts of India?

Religious taboos in certain areas prevents consumption

What is the core-domain-sphere model?

Concentration of culture traits to show a place is great

Why were the jeans worn in Russia frowned upon during the time of the Soviet Union?

It signified wanting to be free like America on TV

What is a uniform landscape?

Popular custom in a location that will be similar to another

How did popular culture change the role of women in society?

Women are accepted well into the whatever they choose to do

What is contagious diffusion?

Rapid diffusion of a trend throughout a population

How was soccer diffused?

Guards kicking a Danish head, kids saw and began to mimic it

Written for the purpose of being sold to large groups

Tells a story or conveys information about daily activities

Why do leaders of LDCs feel threatened by some MDCs dominance on media in their countries?

They feel their independence is at stake

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1
How does the BBC make its revenue?
By adding a tax for people who own televisions
It doesn’t
Advertisements
From the sale of licenses
2
What is a cultural region?
Item, made by humans, that represents material aspects
Repetitive act of a group
Region defined by close cultural traits and landscape
Specific customs that are part of common life of a culture
3
Which of these is not a type of housing that was once popular in the U.S.
Saltbox
Cape cod
Rear gable
Two chimney
4
Where is TV still limited?
About 10 countries in Central America
All of Latin America and Africa
About 30 countries in Africa and Asia
Pacific Islands
5
Which of these is an example of a taboo?
Not eating a certain type of foods
Playing a certain sport
Not liking a certain tv show
Painting certain types of art
6
What is the mentifact?
Locations on earth's surface where cultures first arose
Central elements of a culture expressing its values
Links between individuals and groups that unite a culture
Popular custom in a location that will be similar to another
7
What is not a factor food diversity?
Environment
How one person felt one morning
Social customs
Religion
8
What is a form of folk culture?
Country
Hip hop
Rap
Heavy metal
9
Which is not an example of a U.S. New England housing style?
One chimney
Front gable and swing
Cape cod
Salt box
10
Why is wine consumption accepted in the U.S. and not in some parts of India?
Food attraction in certain areas prevents consumption
Religious taboos in certain areas prevents consumption
They have infertile soil and unfit climate conditions
They don't have the resources to fund alcohol
11
What is the core-domain-sphere model?
Group of traits that define a particular culture
Contact and interaction of one culture to another
Reasons certain culture/region eat certain types of food
Concentration of culture traits to show a place is great
12
What materials might be used in new mexico to created folk housing?
Plaster
Wood
Mud and grass
Bricks
13
Which of the following best defines "landscape uniformity" in different countries?
Banks
Walmart
Gas stations
Fast food
14
Why were the jeans worn in Russia frowned upon during the time of the Soviet Union?
It was costly to make in large amounts
It was associated with heavy drinking
It signified wanting to be free like America on TV
It was the uniform of the rebel troops
15
What is a uniform landscape?
Popular custom in a location that will be similar to another
Locations on earth's surface where cultures first arose
Repetitive act that a particular individual performs
Physical manifestations of human activities
16
How did popular culture change the role of women in society?
Women are accepted well into the whatever they choose to do
The role of women has not changed
Forced out of jobs, being expected to regular gender roles
Men are hated by society and women are goddesses
17
Which of the following is NOT a negative impact of popular culture on the environment?
Rooftop Gardening
Golf Courses
Housing
Roads
18
What is contagious diffusion?
Behavior imposed by social custom
Rapid diffusion of a trend throughout a population
Contact and interaction of one culture to another
Repetitive act that a particular individual performs
19
What is a form of pop music?
Hip hop
Country
Smooth jazz
Classical
20
How was soccer diffused?
Favorite game among royals so it spread
'cus Mr. Patterson said so
Guards kicking a Danish head, kids saw and began to mimic it
Kicked a Danish head all the way to the USA
21
What is pop music?
Written for the purpose of being sold to large groups
Has multiple origins
Good sounding music
Tells a story or conveys information about daily activities
22
Popular culture has increased the demand for:
Wood
Fossil fuels
Gasoline
All answer choices listed
23
In himalayan art, why was the type of art the different cultures produced so different?
Because there are large areas between them
Because they were separated after a long war
They ignore each other
Because they are isolated
24
What is folk music?
Good sounding music
One person
Written to sell to a large number of people
Tells a story or conveys information about daily activities
25
Why do leaders of LDCs feel threatened by some MDCs dominance on media in their countries?
They think that TV is evil
They believe that the content isn't useful to their country
They feel their independence is at stake
They are scared of placelessness and of becoming larger

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