Quiz on Cultural Appropriation and Ethical Frameworks

What is cultural appropriation?

• Adopting elements of another culture without permission

• Creating new cultural elements

• Adopting elements of another culture with permission

• Sharing cultural elements between two cultures

Which ethical framework emphasizes respect for all peoples and considers unauthorized use of sacred traditions morally wrong?

• Utilitarianism

• Virtue Ethics

• Divine Command Theory

• Cultural Relativism

According to Virtue Ethics, what should ethical brewers do before using Maori symbols?

• Seek government approval

• Consult Maori communities

• Ignore cultural significance

• Use symbols freely

In the context of Utilitarianism, why might cultural appropriation be considered harmful?

• It is economically beneficial

• It causes long-term cultural harm

• It promotes cultural exchange

• It increases short-term happiness

What is the significance of Ta Moko in Maori culture?

• A fashion trend

• A form of entertainment

• A modern art form

• Representation of genealogy and identity

Why is wearing a Native American headdress as a fashion statement considered inappropriate?

• It is a common fashion trend

• It is a symbol of cultural exchange

• It is a sign of bravery

• It demonstrates ignorance and arrogance

What does Divine Command Theory say about misusing sacred items like Native American headdresses?

• It is a form of cultural exchange

• It is economically beneficial

• It violates religious respect

• It is acceptable if it increases happiness

According to Utilitarianism, what outweighs the momentary benefit of wearing a Native American headdress?

• Historical oppression

• Fashion trends

• Economic gain

• Cultural respect

What is Uluru's significance to the Anangu people?

• A tourist attraction

• A sacred site connected to ancestors

• A film location

• A commercial site

How does Virtue Ethics view the exploitation of sacred sites like Uluru?

• As a sign of respect

• As a demonstration of cultural humility

• As a form of cultural exchange

• As a lack of respect and compassion