Culture and Society 4.2

Every culture has a (n) ​ (a)   or way of organizing people into smaller groups.

• social structure
• extended family
• nuclear family
• social class
• society

Sometimes, several generations live together in a (n) ​ (a)   .

• extended family
• nuclear family
• social class
• social structure
• society

In the past, it was often hard for people to move from one ​ (a)   to another.

• social class
• extended family
• nuclear family
• social structure
• society

A (n) ​ (a)   maybe as small as a single community or as large as a group of nations.

• society
• extended family
• nuclear family
• social class
• social structure

A family unit that includes a mother, father, and their children is a (n) ​ (a)   .

• nuclear family
• extended family
• social class
• social structure
• society

Social structure is important to a culture because it helps people

• learn about literature.

• travel to other places.

• learn about the geology of a place

• work together to meet basic needs.

The most important social unit in a culture is the

• school.

• government.

• family.

• military.

What are two important elements of culture?

• food and trade

• language and religion

• values and biology

• literature and trade