Cultural Landscapes and Societal Influences

What are the components that culture comprises according to the learning material?

• Shared practices, technologies, attitudes, behaviors

• Only food preferences and architecture

• Language and religion only

• Economic systems and political structures

Which of the following is considered a cultural trait?

• Food preferences

• Economic policies

• Political alliances

• Climate patterns

How do cultural relativism and ethnocentrism differ in their approach to cultural differences?

• They are the same in their approach

• Cultural relativism accepts differences, ethnocentrism judges them

• Both reject cultural differences

• Both promote cultural superiority

Which of the following is an example of a cultural trait?

• Artifacts

• Languages

• Natural resources

• Climate

What are considered artifacts in a culture?

• Houses, Clothing, Architecture

• Toys, Tools, Furniture

• Cars, Computers, Phones

• Books, Music, Dance

How do artifacts reflect the characteristics of a culture?

• They show the technological advancement of a culture.

• They represent the invisible beliefs of a culture.

• They are unrelated to cultural identity.

• They are only used for decoration.

What are "sociofacts" in the context of culture?

• Physical artifacts of a culture

• Ways in which a society behaves and organizes institutions

• Language and communication methods

• Artistic expressions and symbols

Which of the following is NOT considered a sociofact?

• Family

• School/Education

• Artistic expressions

• Government

Which of the following is an example of a sociofact related to education?

• School/Education

• Language

• Artistic symbols

• Physical artifacts

How do mentifacts influence a culture?

• By determining the physical landscape

• By shaping the ideas, beliefs, and values of a society

• By controlling the economic resources

• By establishing political boundaries