WorksheetsCultural concepts worksheet
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
"Culture" refers to:
Weather conditions of a country
Its economic system
Customs, beliefs, art, lifestyle, and social organization
Political structures
Globalization means:
Increasing local traditions
Limiting international trade
The process of countries becoming more connected
Decreasing global cooperation
Cultural globalization refers to:
Local cultures becoming more isolated
The spread of cultural elements across the world
Removing foreign culture
Reducing tourism
Cultural diversity is:
A society with only one culture
A lack of cultural interaction
The presence of many different cultures
The rejection of foreign traditions
Cultural homogenization means:
Increasing diversity
Cultures becoming more similar
Preserving indigenous cultures
Promoting local traditions only
Cultural homogeneity refers to:
Mixed traditions
Cultural sameness within a group
High cultural diversity
Foreign influence
Cultural identities are:
Political beliefs
Characteristics that define a culture
Tourism activities
Religious ceremonies only
Cultural diffusion means:
Cultures staying isolated
The spread of cultural ideas from one region to another
Cultures disappearing
People refusing new traditions
Cross-cultural communication involves:
People from the same culture
Interaction between individuals from different cultures
Government negotiations only
Business marketing strategies
Cultural imperialism: Cultural imperialism refers to:
Promoting culture equally
A powerful culture dominating weaker ones
Isolation from foreign cultures
Teaching local languages
Cultural beliefs and practices: These refer to:
Scientific research
Traditions and rituals of a culture
Economic strategies
Laws passed by governments
Dominant culture: A dominant culture is:
A disappearing culture
A minority culture
The culture that has the most influence in a society
A foreign culture entering a country
Commodity exchange: Commodity exchange refers to:
Cultural exchange
Language teaching
The trading of goods
Political cooperation
Colonization: Colonization means:
Promoting local arts
A powerful nation occupying and controlling another region
Allowing cultural independence
Supporting indigenous traditions
Imperialism: Imperialism is:
Removing influence over other nations
Increasing a powerful country's influence through culture/business
Protecting weaker nations
Closing international borders
Cultural homogeneity (sentence): “Cultural homogeneity is created by education and the media” refers to:
Schools increasing cultural differences
Institutions making people share similar cultural traits
Media banning foreign content
Higher cultural diversity
Cultural assimilation: Cultural assimilation is:
Staying independent of the dominant culture
Becoming part of another culture instead of remaining separate
Conquering another culture
Preserving all traditions strictly
Assimilation (definition): Assimilation involves:
People refusing to integrate
A group merging into another community
The government banning cultural practices
Complete cultural isolation
Loss of cultural identities means:
Strengthening traditional values
A culture losing its defining characteristics
Growing diversity
Creating new cultural practices
Cultural conservation refers to:
Removing old traditions
Protecting and preserving cultural heritage
Promoting foreign languages
Shaping new values
Invasion of foreign cultures refers to:
Protecting traditions
Reducing cultural interaction
Strong influence of external cultures entering a society
Cultural independence
Indigenous culture is:
Imported traditions
The culture of native populations
Modern global culture
Urban lifestyle
A person's cultural background refers to:
Their physical appearance
Their cultural upbringing and traditions
Their economic status
Their education level
To ruin/thwart cultural diversity means:
Preserve many cultures
Damage or reduce cultural variety
Create more languages
Encourage cultural celebrations
Reshape perceptions, beliefs, and norms means:
Avoid interacting with others
Change how people think and behave
Maintain old traditions without change
Strengthen economic systems
