This is a practice quiz for chapter 9 of our Academic Encounters (AE) reading textbook.
Material culture.
Non-material culture.
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Material culture.
Non-material culture.
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True
False
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Material culture.
Non-material culture.
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Race
Religion
Tea
Age
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True
False
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Hip hop
Emo
Businessmen
Skateboarders
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Material culture.
Non-material culture.
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Farming
Childcare
Marketing
Cooking
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White-collar jobs
Blue-collar jobs
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Contact between two or more cultures.
Men and women living together without being married.
New technologies.
Variation within a culture.
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Men and women living together without being married.
Public debate and discussion.
Some people being more tolerant.
Variation within a culture.
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A group with a charismatic leader and a philosophy that offers members a totally new way of life.
The system of signs, meanings, and world views of specific groups of humans.
The variation in attitudes and values that create diversity within a group of humans.
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Contact between two or more cultures
Men and women living together without being married
Public debate and discussion
New technologies
Variation within a culture
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We do not merely belong to a single cultural group.
Belonging to more than one subculture can create personal conflicts.
Youth culture is one of the largest subcultures in the United States today.
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The urge to keep track of other people
Work can follow you home
Cell phones can ring at bad moments
Feelings of joy, pleasure and connection
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Followers who are mainly young and middle-class
A strong, charismatic leader
Followers who avoid mind control and brainwashing
A philosophy that offers a totally new way of life
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Telecommunication technology
Changes in the number of training sessions
A change in attitude toward work
Changes in the types of common industries
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Around the world, wealthy people tend to control their governments.
Around the world, modern citizens want their political leaders to be educated people.
Around the world, poor people suffer from a lack of self-esteem and money.
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False
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Opportunities for advancement
Variety in daily work
Challenge in work
High income
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