Material vs. Non-Material Culture & Cultural Universals Quiz

What is material culture?

• The intangible aspects of culture, such as beliefs and values

• The tangible and physical objects created, used, and valued by a society

• The universal elements found in all cultures

• The unique customs specific to a particular culture

Which of the following is an example of non-material culture?

• Smartphones

• Traditional clothing

• Religious beliefs

• Architecture

What are cultural universals?

• The language spoken in a society

• Tangible objects used by a society

• Unique customs specific to a particular culture

• Elements of culture found in all societies

Which of the following is a cultural particular?

• Holi Festival

• Education

• Family systems

• Language

What does non-material culture include?

• Buildings and clothing

• Beliefs, values, and norms

• Art and artifacts

• Tools and technology

Which of the following is an example of material culture?

• Rituals

• Language

• Norms

• Smartphones

What is the significance of cultural universals?

• They are the tangible objects used by a society

• They demonstrate the commonalities that unite human societies

• They are specific to a particular culture or group

• They highlight the diversity of different societies

Which of the following is NOT a cultural universal?

• Art

• Social institutions

• Music

• Japanese Tea Ceremony

What does the Japanese Tea Ceremony emphasize?

• Communication and thought patterns

• Technological advancements

• Economic systems

• Precision, harmony, and respect

How does non-material culture influence society?

• By highlighting cultural diversity

• By creating tangible objects

• By providing technological advancements

• By shaping social interactions and structures