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Froggy Jumps Enculturation & SocializationOnline version Grade 12 UCSP Quiz by Jemery Cole Berjamin 1 Which process involves learning a culture's norms, values, and behaviors from birth through interaction with others? a Acculturation b Enculturation c Assimilation 2 What is the primary goal of socialization in a society? a To replace family bonds b To transmit norms and values to newcomers c To segregate groups 3 Which agent of socialization is typically most influential in shaping a child’s language and religion? a Media b Peers c Family 4 Norms that are widely observed but not legally enforced are called: a Folkways b Laws c Mores 5 What term refers to adopting the cultural traits or social patterns of another group? a Ethnogenesis b Enculturation c Assimilation 6 Which concept describes the mixing of cultures due to contact and exchange? a Cultural lag b Cultural diffusion c Ethnocentrism 7 Etiquette and basic manners learned during early childhood are examples of which socialization content? a Norms b Values c Beliefs 8 Which agent becomes prominent during adolescence and influences identity and peer groups? a Peers b School c Family 9 The process by which a person adopts the values of a dominant culture while retaining their own is called: a Enculturation b Acculturation c Isolation 10 A culture’s core beliefs and moral judgments about right and wrong are known as: a Norms b Roles c Values

Froggy Jumps

Enculturation & SocializationOnline version

Grade 12 UCSP Quiz

by Jemery Cole Berjamin

Which process involves learning a culture's norms, values, and behaviors from birth through interaction with others?

Acculturation

Enculturation

Assimilation

What is the primary goal of socialization in a society?

To replace family bonds

To transmit norms and values to newcomers

To segregate groups

Which agent of socialization is typically most influential in shaping a child’s language and religion?

Media

Peers

Family

Norms that are widely observed but not legally enforced are called:

Folkways

Laws

What term refers to adopting the cultural traits or social patterns of another group?

Ethnogenesis

Enculturation

Assimilation

Which concept describes the mixing of cultures due to contact and exchange?

Cultural lag

Cultural diffusion

Ethnocentrism

Etiquette and basic manners learned during early childhood are examples of which socialization content?

Norms

Values

Beliefs

Which agent becomes prominent during adolescence and influences identity and peer groups?

Peers

School

Family

The process by which a person adopts the values of a dominant culture while retaining their own is called:

Enculturation

Acculturation

Isolation

A culture’s core beliefs and moral judgments about right and wrong are known as:

Norms

Roles

Values

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Which process involves learning a culture's norms, values, and behaviors from birth through interaction with others?

What is the primary goal of socialization in a society?

Which agent of socialization is typically most influential in shaping a child’s language and religion?

Norms that are widely observed but not legally enforced are called:

What term refers to adopting the cultural traits or social patterns of another group?

Which concept describes the mixing of cultures due to contact and exchange?

Etiquette and basic manners learned during early childhood are examples of which socialization content?

Which agent becomes prominent during adolescence and influences identity and peer groups?

The process by which a person adopts the values of a dominant culture while retaining their own is called:

A culture’s core beliefs and moral judgments about right and wrong are known as:

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