chapter 22

What is the main difference between graffiti and murals?

• Graffiti is always legal, while murals are always illegal

• Murals are often planned and legal, while graffiti is often unplanned and illegal

• Graffiti is only found in urban areas, while murals are only found in rural areas

• Graffiti is a traditional art form, while murals are a modern art form

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How does ethnomusicology differ from traditional musicology?

• Ethnomusicology focuses only on written compositions

• Musicology focuses on the cultural context of music

• Ethnomusicology studies music as a cultural practice

• Musicology encompasses all types of music from around the world

Why do anthropologists study the relationship between media and culture?

• To understand only the technical aspects of media

• To see how media passes down cultural knowledge and shapes identity

• To focus solely on traditional cultural practices

• To analyze media without considering cultural influences

How can media portrayals influence our understanding of different cultures?

• By always providing accurate representations

• By shaping perceptions positively and sometimes leading to misunderstandings

• By ignoring cultural differences

• By depicting only the similarities between cultures

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What role do sports play in cultural traditions?

• They are only for physical competition

• They have no connection to cultural values

• They often embody values and rituals of the culture

• They are solely modern inventions

How can sports break barriers in society?

• By maintaining traditional gender roles

• • By only focusing on physical competition

• By promoting social change and gender equality

• By ignoring social issues

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What is the focus of ethnomusicologists when studying music?

• Only the technical elements like harmony and rhythm

• How music interacts with and reflects the societies that create it

• The commercial success of music

• The personal life of musicians

Which sport is steeped in Shinto rituals and embodies values of respect and discipline?

• Soccer

• Baseball

• Sumo wrestling

• Basketball

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Which of the following is an example of extraordinary art in religion?

• Daily prayers

• Depictions of deities

• Ordinary rituals

• Regular gathering places

What are the two types of venues for art and religion?

• Formal and Informal

• Sacred and Secular

• Temporary and Permanent

• Traditional and Modern