Language and Culture Campaign

Which of the following is a common characteristic of global culture?

• Use of local languages only

• Isolation of different cultural practices

• Widespread access to the internet

• Traditional farming techniques

TRUE or FALSE: The development of global culture can give opportunities to marginalised and disadvantaged groups.

• True

• False

What is an example of local culture?

• Fast food chains

• Traditional folk dances

• International sports events

• Online streaming services

What is culture shock?

• The enjoyment of learning about new cultures

• The feeling of discomfort when encountering an unfamiliar culture

• The process of adapting to a new culture easily

• The blending of two cultures into one

Which of the following is a common symptom of culture shock?

• Excitement and enthusiasm

• Improved language skills

• Feelings of anxiety and homesickness

• Immediate adaptation

Which of the following is an example of cultural diffusion?

• Eating only traditional foods from one's own culture

• The adoption of sushi in countries outside Japan

• The exclusive use of local languages in media

• Keeping all cultural practices within a single country

What does cultural homogenization refer to?

• The process by which diverse cultures remain distinct

• The mixing of cultures to form a new, unique culture

• The reduction of cultural diversity through the popularization of a dominant culture

• The complete isolation of cultures from each other

Which of the following is an effect of cultural homogenization?

• Increased cultural diversity

• Preservation of local traditions

• Loss of unique cultural identities

• Strengthening of local dialects

What is the primary reason for the spread of global culture?

• Lack of communication technology

• Increased international travel and communication

• Strict cultural boundaries

• Local festivals and traditions

Which of the following best describes cultural exchange?

• Avoiding interaction with other cultures

• Mutual sharing and learning of cultural practices between different groups

• The dominance of one culture over another

• The destruction of local cultures