Cultural Diversity and Subcultures Quiz

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What does cultural diversity primarily refer to?

Exclusive traits of a single culture
The differences and variety found in societies (correct)
The superiority of one culture over another
The merging of different cultures

What characterizes subcultures?

They disregard the wider culture.
They share values and norms of the wider culture. (correct)
They are completely isolated from the main culture.
They are always dominant cultures.

What is cultural hybridity?

A return to traditional cultural practices.
A culture that remains unchanged over time.
A culture that is solely nationalistic in perspective.
When cultures merge and influence each other. (correct)

Which of the following is an example of high culture?

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Which aspect is least likely associated with cultural hybridity in the UK?

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Cultural Diversity

The differences and variety found in societies. It can be seen between societies (intercultural) and within a culture (intracultural)

Subcultures

Smaller groups of people sharing some values and norms with the wider culture, but with unique features that distinguish them. Examples include youth cultures like punk.

Cultural Hybridity

When two or more cultures merge. The UK's culture is a good example, influenced by its diverse history.

High Culture

Cultural products and activities considered prestigious, often associated with wealth and privilege. Examples include Shakespeare plays, classical music, and opera.

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