Aspects of Culture Quiz

Artifacts are objects made by human beings that can only be mass produced.

Customs and traditions refer to the staple food that people in the community often eat.

Government is responsible for implementing rules, keeping peace and order, and addressing conflicts in the community.

Knowledge is primarily related to the physical tools used to improve task performance.

Religion is defined as a strong belief in supernatural powers that control human destiny.

Values are the morals that guide our actions and behaviors in society.

Unilineal Evolutionism states that cultural forms pass through different stages of development, from Animism to Polytheism.

Cultural Diffusionism asserts that culture originates from multiple culture centers.

Historical Particularism believes that each group of people has its own unique culture influenced only by geography.

Anthropological Functionalism suggests that cultural elements and practices are independent of each other.

Anthropological Structuralism conveys that cultural phenomena have no relation to each other.

Cultural Materialism considers that culture is influenced mainly by supernatural beliefs.

Culture refers to an individual's taste, inclination, and interest in the 'fine arts'.

According to Robertson, society is defined as a group of people sharing a common culture within a territory.

Sociologists view society as an association organized by women within a territory.

Culture encompasses beliefs, practices, values, attitudes, laws, norms, artifacts, symbols, knowledge, and everything learned and shared as a member of society.

In anthropological perspective, culture is perceived as a unique character of every human society that includes how people think, act, and what they own.

Culture in sociological perspective is viewed as the imprint made by animals.