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What is an example of material culture?

• Shared beliefs in a community

• Tools and clothing made by people

• Personal experiences in society

• Psychological practices within a group

What role does technology play in material culture?

• It is a purely theoretical concept in culture.

• It is irrelevant to the development of culture.

• It represents personal feelings of the creator.

• It transforms raw materials into usable items.

How do objects in museums represent culture?

• They represent personal preferences of the museum curator.

• They are purely for aesthetic value without cultural significance.

• They symbolize the cultural values of a community.

• They serve as a way to collect valuable artifacts unrelated to culture.

What does material culture include?

• Shared social norms and traditions

• Physical objects like buildings and clothing

• Abstract ideas and values

• Personal opinions and perceptions of culture

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

• A building made of concrete

• The value of honesty in a society

• A Collection of cars owned by a person

• A piece of clothing worn in a community

What does non-material culture primarily consist of?

• Intangible beliefs and symbols

• Physical objects and tools

• Technological advancements

• Items displayed in museums

How does non-material culture influence society?

• It shapes tangible objects people create.

• It affects everyday behavior, ideas, and customs.

• It is limited to personal preferences.

• It only refers to economic factors in culture.

Which of the following categories represents culture in terms of values, beliefs, knowledge, and norms?

• Communicating culture

• Reproducing culture

• Culture on our heads

• Cultural symbols

What does 'communicating culture' focus on?

• Behaviors and physical objects

• Symbols and language

• Personal beliefs and knowledge

• Collective norms and values

Which element of culture involves behaviors and objects?

• Culture on our heads

• Reproducing culture

• Communicating culture

• Cultural symbols