What is a continent?

• a very large land area (for example, Europe, Asia, Africa). Example: Europe is the second smallest continent in the world.

• a small country in Europe

• a city in Asia

• an ocean in the world

What is a country?

• a nation with its own government (for example, Spain, France, Germany).

• a continent with multiple countries (for example, Europe, Asia).

• a city within a country (for example, Paris, New York).

• an ocean that separates continents (for example, Atlantic, Pacific).

What is a nation?

• A nation is a large group of people who share the same country and government.

• A nation is a small group of people living in different countries.

• A nation is a term used to describe a continent.

• A nation is an international organization that regulates trade.

What is culture?

• Culture: the customs, arts, social institutions, and achievements of a particular nation, people, or group. Example: Each country in Europe has its own unique culture.

• Culture: a term that refers exclusively to the culinary traditions of a country.

• Culture: the set of laws and regulations of a country.

• Culture: a synonym for the economy of a country.

What does 'Diversity' mean in the cultural context?

• The homogeneity of a culture

• The variety and coexistence of different cultures

• The exclusion of minority cultures

• The imposition of one culture over others

'Identity' is defined as:

• The perception of oneself and the sense of who we are.

• A set of skills and talents.

• The ability to solve complex problems.

• A series of historical events.

The 'Nationality' according to the text is:

• a legal right of belonging to a country

• a cultural characteristic

• a political affiliation

• a personal identity

What is a 'Tradition'?

• A custom or belief passed down from generation to generation

• An event that occurs once a year

• A new trend in society

• A law established by the government

Which of the following are 'Values' mentioned in the text?

• Respect

• Honesty

• Kindness

• All of the above

The concept of 'Unity' is fundamental in the context of:

• Mathematics, as it represents the number one.

• Physics, as a standard measure.

• Society, as a principle of cohesion.

• All of the above.