Culture, Memory & Transmission Quiz

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Culture, memory, and how we pass them on

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Dayana Balseca

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Culture, Memory & Transmission Quiz


Culture, Memory & Transmission QuizVersion en ligne Culture, memory, and how we pass them on par Dayana Balseca 1 What is culture, according to the general definition presented in class? a Individual ability to recall events. b The set of knowledge, customs, values, and ways of life shared by a social group. c A collection of laws that regulate a society. d The accumulation of a community's material goods. 2 According to Edward B. Tylor (1871), culture includes: a Knowledge, beliefs, art, morals, law, and customs acquired in society. b Technological advances only. c Only artistic and religious expressions. d Traditions inherited only. 3 For Clifford Geertz (1973), culture is: a A biological inheritance. b An exclusively artistic manifestation. c A set of legal norms. d A web of meanings constructed by people. 4 Which elements orient human conduct through principles like respect and honesty? a Language b Symbols c Technology d Values. 5 The rules that indicate how people should act within a society are called: a Norms. b Knowledges c Traditions d Beliefs 6 Memory, in Halbwachs’ view, refers to: a National archives b Academic memorization capacity c Memories and experiences a social group preserves and shares. d Individual biological memories 7 What is cultural transmission? a Commercial exchange between cultures b The process by which knowledge, values, and customs are shared between generations. c Creation of new technologies d Imposition of social norms 8 According to UNESCO (2001), culture should be considered as: a Scientific knowledge produced by a community b Legal norms regulating behavior c Economic activities of a society d The set of distinctive spiritual, material, intellectual, and affective traits that characterize a society or social group. 9 In the relationship between culture, memory, and transmission, memory's function is to: a Draft societal laws b Replace old traditions c Create new customs d Select and preserve what the group considers valuable. 10 In the Afro-Ecuadorian community example, teaching children to play the marimba represents: a Globalization b Collective memory c Cultural transmission. d Social organization Feedback 1 Culture is the shared knowledge, customs, values, and ways of life of a group. 2 Tylor viewed culture as a broad set of learned human activities and ideas. 3 Geertz defined culture as the system of meanings people construct. 4 Values guide behavior and judgments within a culture. 5 Norms specify expected behavior in social contexts. 6 Halbwachs emphasized collective memory as shared group memory. 7 Transmission passes culture from one generation to the next. 8 Culture encompasses a broad spectrum of traits that define a group. 9 Memory helps keep valued group practices and knowledge alive. 10 Passing on marimba playing illustrates how culture is transmitted to the next generation.

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Culture, Memory & Transmission QuizVersion en ligne

par Dayana Balseca

What is culture, according to the general definition presented in class?

According to Edward B. Tylor (1871), culture includes:

For Clifford Geertz (1973), culture is:

Which elements orient human conduct through principles like respect and honesty?

The rules that indicate how people should act within a society are called:

Memory, in Halbwachs’ view, refers to:

What is cultural transmission?

According to UNESCO (2001), culture should be considered as:

In the relationship between culture, memory, and transmission, memory's function is to:

In the Afro-Ecuadorian community example, teaching children to play the marimba represents:

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