What is Cultural Diversity/Awareness?

• A.) Recognizing different beliefs, values, and customs that other people have, that are based on their origins or upbringing.

• B.) Everyone is the same, no matter where you come from.

• C.) Everyone is different, but they have the same beliefs and values.

• D.) Everyone is the same , but have different value systems.

The phrase "Cultural Diversity" can also refer to having _____ culture(s) _____each other's differences.

• A.) the same, respect

• B.) different, disregard

• C.) different, respect

• D.) various, disrespect

Cultural diversity is important because our country, workplaces, and schools increasingly consist of various _____, _____, and _____ groups.

• A.) clubs, organizations, hip

• B.) non-cultural, racial, and sports

• C.) farmers, leaders, elite

• D.) cultural, racial, ethnic

Cultural awareness positions people to be _____ _______ in both personal and professional relationships.

• A.) less successful

• B.) more successful

• C.) less aware

• D.) more aware

All cultures undergo _____, where cultural traits do not remain exactly the same over periods of time.

• A.) Ethics

• B.) Cultural change

• C.) Cultural traits

• D.) Religion

Language, dress, stories, food, music and dance are part of everyone's _____.

• A.) Culture

• B.) Government

• C.) Education system

• D.) Social interaction

Culture can be thought of as a ____.

• A.) Disease.

• B.) Disparity.

• C.) World view.

• D.) Burden.

Which 3 things provide defining details to the idea of culture?

• A.) Celebrations, rules, music

• B.) Population, landforms, climate

• C.) Labor, natural resources, citizenship

• D.) Civilization, citizenship, production

The way of life shared by a group of people is called _____.

• A.) Ethics

• B.) Living

• C.) Culture

• D.) Civilization

The ability to speak two languages is called _____.

• A.) Dominion

• B.) Nation of Immigrants

• C.) Megalopolis

• D.) Bilingual