WorksheetsAP Hug Unit 3 Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The Saami are a people who live in the northern parts of Scandinavian countries that historically herd reindeer. The Saami are
a nonmaterial culture
a racial group
an indigenous culture
a multistate nation
an ethnocentric people
What is an artifact?
A behavior, like a certain way to prepare food, that belongs to a culture
Something physical, like technology, belonging to a culture
A shared belief by a culture
A key political figure in a country
Which of this is NOT a part of the cultural landscape?
The local architecture
The weather
How the environment is being used by locals
How many schools there are
Ethnocentrism means that someone is being open minded about other cultures
True
False
Culture that is practiced by a small, typically homogeneous, group is called
Folk culture
Popular culture
A culture club
Culture conclave
When culture begins to spread from its hearth to other regions on earth, this is called
cultural creep
cultural movement
cultural diffusion
cultural osmosis
Culture that spans across a large population, often across a heterogeneous group, it is called
Folk culture
A culture club
Popular culture
The people's culture
Sequent occupance is seen when
there are more pull factors than push factors
there is evidence of previous cultures, as well as modern cultures, in a place
there are multiple languages spoken by a population
the dependency ratio is greater than .5
Areas with cultural differences can have factors that lead to political disintegration and make it difficult to unify the community. These factors are called
disintegrating influences
centrifugal forces
shatterbelt regions
zones of separation
acculturation forces
You will always need a thesis when answering FRQs
True
False
Migrants to the US often keep their food traditions and language at home but begin to learn English for interactions at work and school. This reflects the process of
acculturation
globalization
acclimatization
homogenization
assimilation
The largest category a language can belong to is the
Group
Genus
Family
Branch
The result of advanced technologies leading to increased cultural convergence, and a seemingly "smaller world" is known as
centrifugal effects
globalization
glocalization
distance decay
The name of a place is called a
placename
placeholder
loconym
toponym
Two of the most widely used language families are
Sino-Tibetan and Indo-European
Australian and Dravidian
Indo-European and Creole
North Caucasian and Niger Congo
Dialects are regional variations of the same language that can vary by vocabulary and accent
True
False
Which language is regarded as the world's lingua franca?
French
Pidgin
Spanish
English
Many tourists visiting St. Peter's Square see their journey to this place as a spiritual journey that is deeply meaningful. To these people, St. Peter's Square is a(n)
vacation destination
architectural treasure
sacred space
world heritage site
iconic landmark
Many religions, when they expand into a new region, begin to incorporate some of the elements of the previous religious customs of the new adherents. This process is called
globalization
syncretism
acculturation
assimilation
conversion
When a group of people are spread from their homes and cultural hearths, it is called
flight
diaspora
fleeing
taking a trip
