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What are artifacts in the context of cultural traits?

• Artifacts are intangible beliefs and values of a culture.
• Artifacts are only ancient objects with no modern relevance.
• Artifacts are the spoken language and dialects of a society.
• Artifacts are physical objects that represent the cultural traits of a society.

Which of the following is an example of a sociofact?

• Graduation ceremony
• Birthday party
• Wedding ceremony
• Business meeting

What best describes the concept of mentifacts?

• Mentifacts refer to physical artifacts of culture.
• Mentifacts are the geographical features of a region.
• Mentifacts are the economic systems within a society.
• Mentifacts are the mental constructs of culture, including beliefs and values.

What characterizes local/traditional culture?

• Beliefs and values that are not influenced by local traditions
• Modern practices adopted from global trends
• Universal customs shared by all cultures
• Unique customs, practices, beliefs, and values specific to a community or region.

How does cultural relativism differ from ethnocentrism?

• Cultural relativism believes in the superiority of all cultures equally.
• Ethnocentrism encourages the study of one's own culture only.
• Cultural relativism promotes understanding of different cultures, while ethnocentrism promotes the belief in the superiority of one's own culture.
• Cultural relativism rejects all cultural practices as equal.

What is meant by 'placelessness' in global culture?

• Placelessness is the establishment of local cultures in global cities.
• Placelessness refers to the celebration of diverse cultural identities.
• Placelessness is the loss of unique cultural identities due to the dominance of a global culture.
• Placelessness means the enhancement of traditional practices in a global context.

What role do ethnic neighborhoods play in cities?

• Ethnic neighborhoods play a crucial role in cultural preservation, community support, and local economic development.
• Ethnic neighborhoods are often isolated from the rest of the city.
• They are mainly residential areas with no cultural significance.
• Ethnic neighborhoods primarily serve as tourist attractions.

What is terrace farming an example of in cultural landscapes?

• Traditional farming methods
• Urban agriculture techniques
• Cultural adaptation in agriculture
• Aquaculture practices

What is a primary role of women in traditional cultures?

• The primary role of women in traditional cultures is managing the household and raising children.
• Performing religious rituals
• Leading military campaigns
• Engaging in trade negotiations

How does postmodern architecture reflect popular culture?

• Postmodern architecture is characterized by minimalism and simplicity.
• Postmodern architecture avoids any reference to historical styles.
• Postmodern architecture mirrors popular culture through its eclectic styles, historical references, and bold aesthetics.
• Postmodern architecture strictly follows classical design principles.