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Unit 2 Components of Culture
Unit 2 Components of Culture
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Neha had to pay a fine because she was speeding while driving. This is an example of . . .
a formal sanction
a taboo
a folkway
an information sanction
2
The intangible qualities (what is desirable or good) of a particular society are known as . . .
mores.
sanctions.
folkways.
values.
3
Which of the following is the best example of a more?
Gilbert never puts his plate in the sink after eating.
Adil speaks at a funeral and insults the deceased.
Lilly's school requires a navy blue dress and she wears black instead.
Micheal frequently chews with his mouth open.
4
A Conflict theorist might examine the public debate over conflicting values also known as ____ .
code switching
cultural wars
material culture
informal sanctions
5
Freedom, expressing yourself, and the expectation of tipping are examples of ____ in American culture.
formal laws
nonmaterial culture
material culture
cultural dimensions
6
All of the following are examples of countercultures except . . .
Aryan Nation who promotes white superiority.
Hippies of the 1960s who rejected American patriotism and war.
Trekkies who dress up at Star Trek conventions.
Sovereign Citizens who reject all traffic laws.
7
Shane wears the opposing team's shirt on Homecoming day. His friends mercilessly make fun of him. This is . . .
a formal sanction.
an informal sanction.
a good ole' fashion whoopsie.
a law.
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How does a counterculture differ from a subculture?
A counterculture actively opposes the beliefs of the main culture.
Subcultures are not capable of changing the opinions of main culture.
A subculture has less members than a counterculture.
Countercultures exist within the main culture without much friction.
9
Uncertainty avoidance, masculinity, & individualism are all examples of . . .
cultural dimensions.
folkways
material culture.
cultural wars.
10
Norms that are formally defined and enforced are known as . . .
material culture
folkways.
mores.
laws.
11
_____ is the cultural dimension in which people work to support their groups and not just themselves.
Uncertainty avoidance
Collectivism
Long-term orientation
Individualism
12
Sabrina says, "Ugh, I don't know why anyone would ever wear a Hijab." This is an example of . . .
counterculture
formal sanction
cultural relativism.
ethnocentrism.
13
Daisie felt tremendous stress starting a new school after moving as she does not understand their culture. This is . . .
a formal sanction.
a cultural dimension.
a cultural war.
cultural shock.
14
The most extreme cultural norms that people do not discuss or think about breaking are known as . . .
mores.
folkways.
laws.
taboos.
15
General practices that are found in every culture are known as . . .
informal sanctions
formal sanctions
cultural universals
cultural dimensions
16
Which of the following is
not true
regarding the Amish Culture?
They get around using horses to sell their goods to outsiders.
They enjoy debating and confronting those with different beliefs.
Men are expected to have beards and women keep their hair long.
They believe in hardwork and avoid electricity.
17
A cultural norm that lacks moral significance is . . .
a folkway
a formal sanction
a more
a taboo
18
Stadiums, Mascots, Football, Fans, and Uniforms are all examples of . . .
high culture
nonmaterial culture
material culture
cultural relativism
19
Nadia enjoys watching professional wrestling and netflix. These are examples of . . .
Cultural Dimensions
Counterculture
Popular culture
High culture
20
Brandi says "
Ain't" & "I Reckon
" with one friend but then "
is not" and "I agree
" with another. This is . . .
a cultural shock.
high culture.
code switching.
a cultural war.
