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Froggy Jumps Chapter 7 Overview QuizOnline version Chapter 7 - Cultural Characteristics and Academic Engagement by Sydney Chase 1 Race is about how we live and Culture represents how we look. a False b c True 2 What are the four core constructs identified by Dr. Boykin? a Identity, Independence, structure, silence b Communalism, movement, expressiveness, orality, verve c Discipline, silence, order, logic 3 What is Culture? a Something people can't change b the color of someone's skin c a set of beliefs, values, and traditions shared by a group 4 Which of the following is NOT one of the four constructs of communalism? a Social Orientation b Independence c Sharing 5 What kind of gestures are common in movement expressiveness? a Expressive movements b Stiff Body Language c Pointing out only when necessary 6 Orality has deep historical roots in.... a Native American Culture b European Monasteries c African Tribal Culture 7 Race is... a The same as culture b A biological truth proven by genetics and science. c A socially constructed way of grouping people by physical traits 8 What importance does including verve, orality, movement expressiveness, and communalism into the classroom have? a Creates a more rigid learning environment b Helps connect students from different backgrounds to the curriculum c Limit the variety of classroom discussion 9 What is NOT one of the Eurocentric cultural norms mentioned when analyzing Shapiro (2004)? a Affective Engagement b Individualism c Bureaucracy Orientation 10 An example of Behavioral Engagement is... a asking questions about classwork b studying flashcards c expressing excitement about a subject 11 An example of Cognitive Engagement is... a participating in group work b studying flashcards c expressing excitement about a subject 12 An example of Affective Engagement is... a helping classmates answer homework questions b playing online study games c congratulating peers when they win something 13 The RTI Model is _____ effective when cultural values do not align with educational norms and values. a more b less c equally as

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Chapter 7 Overview Quiz

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Chapter 7 Overview QuizOnline version

by Sydney Chase

Race is about how we live and Culture represents how we look.

What are the four core constructs identified by Dr. Boykin?

What is Culture?

Which of the following is NOT one of the four constructs of communalism?

What kind of gestures are common in movement expressiveness?

Orality has deep historical roots in....

Race is...

What importance does including verve, orality, movement expressiveness, and communalism into the classroom have?

What is NOT one of the Eurocentric cultural norms mentioned when analyzing Shapiro (2004)?

An example of Behavioral Engagement is...

An example of Cognitive Engagement is...

An example of Affective Engagement is...

The RTI Model is _____ effective when cultural values do not align with educational norms and values.