W05 Culture P2

When an aspect of a culture changes, such as people are moving towards cashless transactions, another aspect of the culture also changes, whereby the interaction between a seller and a buyer also changes. This example highlights the feature of a culture whereby culture is ...

• integrated

• maladaptive

• learned

• part of nature

• an innovation

When there's innovation and diffusion of culture happen, this explains that culture is ...

• always changing

• always static

• rarely changing

• rarely shared

• seldom integrated

Human have figured out how to communicate around the world. This is an example of ... under the type of innovation.

• discovery

• invention

• material culture

• universality

IT experts have managed to produce fibre optics cables to enable people connect with each other all over the world. Fibre optics here is an example of ... which is a type of innovation.

• invention

• discovery

• non-material culture

• internet connectivity

Ah Beng marries Junita and they cook for each other their own cultural meals. This is an example of ... diffusion.

• direct

• forced

• indirect

• exchange

The Japanese once occupied Malaya (then) and demanded that the Japanase language and culture to be taught in schools. The people of Malaya had to accept this. This is an exampe of ... diffusion.

• direct

• indirect

• forced

• gangsteristic

The practice of Yoga which originated in India has been widespread all over the world through books and travelling practitioners and videos without people learning it from Indians themselves. This is an example of ... diffusion.

• direct

• indirect

• forced

• discovery

One of the mosque in Malaysia has three different doors that reflect the Malay, Chinese and Indian culture. This design of building which resulted from these three cultures interacting with each other, is an example of ...

• discovery

• acculturation

• enculturation

• maladaptive culture

Almost all societies have the culture of cooking or preparing dishes to be eaten. This is an example explaining ...

• cultural universal

• cultural diversity

• high culture

• popular culture

Finland, Norway and Denmark mainly consisted of people who shared the same language, belief and traditions. These three counties are example of ...

• homogeneous societies

• heterogeneous societies

• universal societies

• exclusive societies