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Grade 10 Culture

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Why is language one of the most important aspects of culture?
  1. Unlike other aspects of culture, laanguage does not change.
  2. When groups migrate, a shared language helps prevent conflict.
  3. Language allows people to communicate and provides a sense of identity.
  4. Languages can be classified into language families.
Grade 6 Culture
Using chopsticks, wearing a veil or turban is an example of                   .
  1. cultural trait
  2. cultural borrowing
  3. interdependence
  4. multiculturalism
Grade 4 Culture
On what day does Santa Claus arrive in Armenia?
  1. The Winter Solstice
  2. Christmas Eve
  3. New Years Eve
  4. The Epiphany
Grade 6 Culture
A name given to a person who studies customs, traditions, and origins of groups of
people.
  1. archaeologist
  2. anthropologist
  3. geologist
  4. paleontologist
Grade 5 Culture

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How people celebrate holidays is an example of
  1. Religion
  2. Responsibilities
  3. Customs
Grade 6 Culture
An archaeologist is most likely to
  1. collect oral histories and stories
  2. share in the daily life of people being studied
  3. learn a local language
  4. use artifacts to reconstruct past cultures
Grade 3 Culture
Who is the speechmaker during a totem-pole raising ceremony?
  1. The mother
  2. The head of the family
  3. Eldest child
  4. The head of the village
Grade 9 Culture
Dravidian, Indo-European, and Nilo-Saharan are examples of                   .
  1. Cultural diffusion
  2. Ethnic groups
  3. Culture hearth
  4. Language families
Grade 3 Culture
The number of people living in an area.
  1. elevation
  2. fertile
  3. floodplain
  4. population
Grade 6 Culture
The knowledge, beliefs, customs, and values of a group of people is called:
  1. culture
  2. history
  3. artifact
  4. dominant culture
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