Culture: Learned, Not Inherited

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Froggy Jumps Culture: Learned, Not InheritedOnline version Culture is learned by Xonzoda Toshtemirova 1 What does the statement ‘Culture is learned, not inherited’ mean? a Behaviors and beliefs are taught and picked up from the environment b Culture is determined by genetics c Culture changes only through laws 2 Which example best illustrates culture being learned? a Genetic traits passed from parents b A baby born speaking the dominant language c A child adopting table manners from family and peers 3 Which source is most associated with learning culture? a DNA sequencing b Education, family, and social interactions c Individual memory alone 4 Why is culture considered shared within a group? a Only laws shape it b People learn and follow common norms and practices c It is dictated by biology 5 Which of the following shows culture can change over time? a Genetic drift b Invariable rituals c Adoption of new technology and media 6 Which term describes the process of acquiring culture? a Mutation b Genetics c Socialization 7 Which is NOT a direct method by which culture is learned? a Family habits b School education c Genetic inheritance 8 How can cultural differences be understood respectfully? a Learn about beliefs and practices without judgment b Assume all cultures are the same c Ignore other cultures to avoid conflict 9 Which outcome shows successful cultural learning? a People adapt behavior to local customs b People reject all local customs c People forget their own language 10 What role do peers play in learning culture? a Peers suppress all differences b Peers model behaviors and norms for imitation c Peers genetically determine culture

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Culture: Learned, Not InheritedOnline version

by Xonzoda Toshtemirova

What does the statement ‘Culture is learned, not inherited’ mean?

Which example best illustrates culture being learned?

Which source is most associated with learning culture?

Why is culture considered shared within a group?

Which of the following shows culture can change over time?

Which term describes the process of acquiring culture?

Which is NOT a direct method by which culture is learned?

How can cultural differences be understood respectfully?

Which outcome shows successful cultural learning?

What role do peers play in learning culture?