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Cultural Words Quiz

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Cultural terms for learners

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custom

Definition: A usual practice or tradition. Transcription: /ˈkʌstəm/. Examples: 1) It’s a local custom to remove shoes indoors. 2) He respects every family’s custom during meals. 3) Traditions adapt as customs evolve over time. A traditional practiced custom with people performing a ritual.
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etiquette

Definition: Rules of polite behavior in society. Transcription: /ˈɛtɪkɛt/. Examples: 1) Etiquette dictates how you greet elders. 2) He learned table etiquette for formal dinners. 3) Good etiquette helps communities stay harmonious. People following polite dining etiquette at a table.
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greeting

Definition: A gesture or remark used to welcome someone. Transcription: /ˈɡriːtɪŋ/. Examples: 1) A warm greeting can brighten a shy day. 2) The manager offered a formal greeting to guests. 3) Friendly greetings begin conversations smoothly. Two people exchanging a handshake and a smile.
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ceremony

Definition: A formal event or ritual. Transcription: /ˈsɛrɪməni/. Examples: 1) The ceremony honored community volunteers. 2) A wedding ceremony showcased traditions. 3) Graduation marks a major ceremony for students. A formal ceremony with speakers and a stage.
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lifestyle

Definition: The way a person or group lives. Transcription: /ˈlaɪfstaɪl/. Examples: 1) A healthy lifestyle includes regular exercise. 2) Her lifestyle blends work and travel. 3) Different lifestyles reflect personal values. A person exercising, cooking, and reading at home.
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heritage

Definition: Traditions and history passed through generations. Transcription: /ˈhɛrɪtɪdʒ/. Examples: 1) Their heritage informs language and art. 2) Museums preserve cultural heritage. 3) Family stories carry ancestral heritage forward. People exploring artifacts in a museum.
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value

Definition: The importance or principle guiding choices. Transcription: /ˈvæljuː/. Examples: 1) Honesty is a core value for many communities. 2) They teach the value of hard work. 3) Shared values strengthen identity. A symbolic scale representing values and principles.
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identity

Definition: The sense of who you are and where you belong. Transcription: /aɪˈdɛntɪti/. Examples: 1) Language shapes cultural identity. 2) She explores her identity through art. 3) Community events reinforce group identity. A collage of faces symbolizing diverse identities.
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community

Definition: A group sharing living space, interests, or goals. Transcription: /kəˈmjuːnɪti/. Examples: 1) The community gathers for clean-up day. 2) Support networks strengthen local communities. 3) Online forums connect distant communities. People helping each other in a neighborhood.
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diversity

Definition: The presence of varied identities and perspectives. Transcription: /daɪˈvɜːrsɪti/. Examples: 1) Diversity enriches classrooms and workplaces. 2) Celebrating diversity builds mutual respect. 3) Diversity includes language, culture, and beliefs. A group of people of different backgrounds smiling together.
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