Question 1

The spatial distribution of soccer during the twentieth century is an example of

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A)  folk culture. 
B)  habit. 
C)  popular culture. 
D)  taboo. 
E)  relocation diffusion. 
A)  folk culture. 
B)  habit. 
C)  popular culture. 
D)  taboo. 
E)  relocation diffusion.

Question 2

An example of folk clothing worn to attract tourists is

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A)  people in Canada wearing thick jackets to stay warm. 
B)  men is the United States wearing ties for business and formal occasions. 
C)  Jewish men wearing modest black clothes. 
D)  Muslim women wearing modest black clothes. 
E)  women in Cuzco, Peru wearing traditional costumes. 
A)  people in Canada wearing thick jackets to stay warm. 
B)  men is the United States wearing ties for business and formal occasions. 
C)  Jewish men wearing modest black clothes. 
D)  Muslim women wearing modest black clothes. 
E)  women in Cuzco, Peru wearing traditional costumes.

Question 3

Taboos are especially strong in the area of food.All the below are food taboos except

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A)  the Abipone people believed that eating hens will make them cowardly. 
B)  Muslims not eating pork. 
C)  the ancient Israelites food restrictions that led to the kosher laws. 
D)  Buddhist monks not eating meat. 
E)  the Abipone people preferring to eat Jaguars to be strong, brave, and swift. 
A)  the Abipone people believed that eating hens will make them cowardly. 
B)  Muslims not eating pork. 
C)  the ancient Israelites food restrictions that led to the kosher laws. 
D)  Buddhist monks not eating meat. 
E)  the Abipone people preferring to eat Jaguars to be strong, brave, and swift.

Question 4

A taboo against pork is a characteristic of

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A)  Judaism and Islam. 
B)  Judaism and Buddhism. 
C)  Christianity and Buddhism. 
D)  Christianity and Hinduism. 
E)  Islam and Hinduism. 
A)  Judaism and Islam. 
B)  Judaism and Buddhism. 
C)  Christianity and Buddhism. 
D)  Christianity and Hinduism. 
E)  Islam and Hinduism.

Question 5

Access to the Internet may be limited in some countries for all but which of the following types of content?

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A)  humorous content 
B)  political content 
C)  social content 
D)  security content 
E)  Internet tools such as email or searching 
A)  humorous content 
B)  political content 
C)  social content 
D)  security content 
E)  Internet tools such as email or searching

Question 6

In contrast to popular culture,folk cultures are more likely to vary

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A)  from place to place at a given time. 
B)  from time to time at a given place. 
C)  both from place to place and from time to time. 
D)  neither from place to place nor from time to time. 
E)  with rapid change. 
A)  from place to place at a given time. 
B)  from time to time at a given place. 
C)  both from place to place and from time to time. 
D)  neither from place to place nor from time to time. 
E)  with rapid change.

Question 7

Jeans provide a good example of material culture that is adopted by a number of different societies.This refers to what type of material culture?

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A)  Punk culture 
B)  Popular culture 
C)  Folk culture 
D)  Western culture 
A)  Punk culture 
B)  Popular culture 
C)  Folk culture 
D)  Western culture

Question 8

Folk cultures are spread primarily by

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A)  contagious diffusion. 
B)  hierarchical diffusion. 
C)  relocation diffusion. 
D)  stimulus diffusion. 
E)  epidemic diffusion. 
A)  contagious diffusion. 
B)  hierarchical diffusion. 
C)  relocation diffusion. 
D)  stimulus diffusion. 
E)  epidemic diffusion.

Question 9

How should the United States reverse the negative impacts of Uniform Popular Culture on the environment?

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There are several steps the United State

Question 10

________ culture is transmitted from one location to another relatively slowly and on a small scale,primarily through relocation ________.

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A)  Folk, diffusion 
B)  Folk, distribution 
C)  Popular, diffusion 
D)  Popular, distribution 
E)  Popular, activities 
A)  Folk, diffusion 
B)  Folk, distribution 
C)  Popular, diffusion 
D)  Popular, distribution 
E)  Popular, activities

Question 11

An example of a possible new trend of social media is the rapid diffusion to developing countries such as

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A)  Japan. 
B)  India. 
C)  Guatemala. 
D)  Sudan. 
E)  Germany. 
A)  Japan. 
B)  India. 
C)  Guatemala. 
D)  Sudan. 
E)  Germany.

Question 12

According to map 4.8.4,which countries changed their social media preference to Facebook between 2009 and 2012?

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A)  Brazil, India, and Mexico 
B)  Russia, India, and South Africa 
C)  Brazil, Australia, and India 
D)  Canada, Germany, England 
E)  England, Egypt, Argentina 
A)  Brazil, India, and Mexico 
B)  Russia, India, and South Africa 
C)  Brazil, Australia, and India 
D)  Canada, Germany, England 
E)  England, Egypt, Argentina

Question 13

The current distribution of soccer demonstrates that

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A)  a folk custom can become part of a popular culture. 
B)  all sports are examples of folk culture. 
C)  television has infused all sports into popular culture. 
D)  American football is also an example of a folk culture. 
E)  sport is more important in less developed countries. 
A)  a folk custom can become part of a popular culture. 
B)  all sports are examples of folk culture. 
C)  television has infused all sports into popular culture. 
D)  American football is also an example of a folk culture. 
E)  sport is more important in less developed countries.

Question 14

Do you believe the Amish will be able to preserve their cultural identity 50 years from now? Explain.

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It is difficult to predict the future, b

Question 15

Popular music in the United States originated from

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A)  multiple, anonymous hearths. 
B)  relocation diffusion. 
C)  daily activities of life. 
D)  Nashville, Tennessee. 
E)  Tin Pan Alley, New York. 
A)  multiple, anonymous hearths. 
B)  relocation diffusion. 
C)  daily activities of life. 
D)  Nashville, Tennessee. 
E)  Tin Pan Alley, New York.

Question 16

Soccer is considered the most global of sports.What led the folk sport of soccer to become so global?

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A)  Clubs were founded in the United Kingdom to provide factory workers with organized recreation during leisure hours. 
B)  Brazil invented the game because it was easy to implement nationally. 
C)  It became part of the Olympics and therefore became popular. 
D)  It was a folk sport in so many regions in the world that global popularity was inevitable. 
E)  It is still considered a folk sport that just happens to be globally enjoyed. 
A)  Clubs were founded in the United Kingdom to provide factory workers with organized recreation during leisure hours. 
B)  Brazil invented the game because it was easy to implement nationally. 
C)  It became part of the Olympics and therefore became popular. 
D)  It was a folk sport in so many regions in the world that global popularity was inevitable. 
E)  It is still considered a folk sport that just happens to be globally enjoyed.

Question 17

Discuss the role of transportation and communications in the diffusion of global popular culture.

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Transportation and communications play a

Question 18

The distinctive character of wine is derived from the vineyard's ________.The production of wine is based principally on ________,not on location.

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A)  terroir, price 
B)  age, economic reasons 
C)  variety, yield 
D)  terroir, cultural values 
E)  location, cultural values 
A)  terroir, price 
B)  age, economic reasons 
C)  variety, yield 
D)  terroir, cultural values 
E)  location, cultural values

Question 19

Lacrosse was adopted by European immigrants

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A)  who didn't have smooth playing fields to roll balls along. 
B)  from Iroquois players. 
C)  working in factories. 
D)  attending college in the American Northeast. 
E)  who wanted to invent a new sport. 
A)  who didn't have smooth playing fields to roll balls along. 
B)  from Iroquois players. 
C)  working in factories. 
D)  attending college in the American Northeast. 
E)  who wanted to invent a new sport.

Question 20

The frequent repetition of an act,to the extent that it becomes characteristic of a group of people is a

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A)  custom. 
B)  popular culture. 
C)  habit. 
D)  taboo. 
E)  character trait. 
A)  custom. 
B)  popular culture. 
C)  habit. 
D)  taboo. 
E)  character trait.

The spatial distribution of soccer during the twentieth century is an example of

An example of folk clothing worn to attract tourists is

Taboos are especially strong in the area of food.All the below are food taboos except

A taboo against pork is a characteristic of

Access to the Internet may be limited in some countries for all but which of the following types of content?

In contrast to popular culture,folk cultures are more likely to vary

Jeans provide a good example of material culture that is adopted by a number of different societies.This refers to what type of material culture?

Folk cultures are spread primarily by

How should the United States reverse the negative impacts of Uniform Popular Culture on the environment?

culture is transmitted from one location to another relatively slowly and on a small scale,primarily through relocation .

An example of a possible new trend of social media is the rapid diffusion to developing countries such as

According to map 4.8.4,which countries changed their social media preference to Facebook between 2009 and 2012?

The current distribution of soccer demonstrates that

Do you believe the Amish will be able to preserve their cultural identity 50 years from now? Explain.

Popular music in the United States originated from

Soccer is considered the most global of sports.What led the folk sport of soccer to become so global?

Discuss the role of transportation and communications in the diffusion of global popular culture.

The distinctive character of wine is derived from the vineyard's .The production of wine is based principally on ,not on location.

Lacrosse was adopted by European immigrants

The frequent repetition of an act,to the extent that it becomes characteristic of a group of people is a

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Exam 4: Folk and Popular Culture

The spatial distribution of soccer during the twentieth century is an example of

An example of folk clothing worn to attract tourists is

Taboos are especially strong in the area of food.All the below are food taboos except

A taboo against pork is a characteristic of

Access to the Internet may be limited in some countries for all but which of the following types of content?

In contrast to popular culture,folk cultures are more likely to vary

Jeans provide a good example of material culture that is adopted by a number of different societies.This refers to what type of material culture?

Folk cultures are spread primarily by

How should the United States reverse the negative impacts of Uniform Popular Culture on the environment?

________ culture is transmitted from one location to another relatively slowly and on a small scale,primarily through relocation ________.

An example of a possible new trend of social media is the rapid diffusion to developing countries such as

According to map 4.8.4,which countries changed their social media preference to Facebook between 2009 and 2012?

The current distribution of soccer demonstrates that

Do you believe the Amish will be able to preserve their cultural identity 50 years from now? Explain.

Popular music in the United States originated from

Soccer is considered the most global of sports.What led the folk sport of soccer to become so global?

Discuss the role of transportation and communications in the diffusion of global popular culture.

The distinctive character of wine is derived from the vineyard's ________.The production of wine is based principally on ________,not on location.

Lacrosse was adopted by European immigrants

The frequent repetition of an act,to the extent that it becomes characteristic of a group of people is a

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culture is transmitted from one location to another relatively slowly and on a small scale,primarily through relocation .

The distinctive character of wine is derived from the vineyard's .The production of wine is based principally on ,not on location.