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According to the text, what was the traditional understanding of culture?
According to the text, what was the traditional understanding of culture?
- Culture as music, literature, painting, and sculpture (correct)
- Culture as political and social ideologies
- Culture as scientific and technological advancements
- Culture as ordinary and everyday life
In the late 1950s, why was Huck's statement 'Culture is ordinary' considered shocking?
In the late 1950s, why was Huck's statement 'Culture is ordinary' considered shocking?
- It contradicted the prevailing view of culture as extraordinary (correct)
- It challenged the importance of artistic activities in culture
- It emphasized the complexity of the English language
- It aligned with the traditional understanding of culture
According to Williams, what was the 'most widespread use' of the term culture at the time?
According to Williams, what was the 'most widespread use' of the term culture at the time?
- Representing scientific and technological advancements
- Referring to cultural diversity and inclusivity
- Describing intellectual and artistic works and practices (correct)
- Depicting cultural traditions and heritage
What does the text describe as 'the high point of civilization'?
What does the text describe as 'the high point of civilization'?
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Why does the text describe 'Culture' as one of the most complicated words in the English language?
Why does the text describe 'Culture' as one of the most complicated words in the English language?
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