UCSP

Question 1

Refers to a lifestyle and human-made environment which includes all the material and non-material product of life that are transmitted from one generation to the next.

Answer 1

CULTURE

Question 2

Types of Culture

Answer 2

MATERIAL AND NON-MATERIAL CULTURE

Question 3

Comprises articles that are identified with the material part of our life.

Answer 3

MATERIAL CULTURE

Question 4

dress, food, family products, school, materials, churches, temple, factories, etc.

Answer 4

MATERIAL CULTURE

Question 5

Alludes to thoughts, standard, musing, and conviction.

Answer 5

NON-MATERIAL CULTURE

Question 6

Symbols, language, values, and norms.

Answer 6

NON-MATERIAL CULTURE

Question 7

7 Aspects of Culture

Answer 7

LANGUAGE
ACTION
IDENTITY
VALIDITY
HISTORY
SPACE
EXPERIENCE

Question 8

Mother tongue, lingo, and dialect

Answer 8

LANGUAGE

Question 9

Regime, work, justice, organization, religion, techniques, science and

Answer 9

ACTION

Question 10

Self-consciousness and self-esteem

Answer 10

IDENTITY

Question 11

Values, opinions, laws, and meaning

Answer 11

VALIDITY

Question 12

Time, experience, milestone, and myths

Answer 12

HISTORY

Question 13

Spatial experience, functional spaces, and living space

Answer 13

SPACE

Question 14

Rituals, customs, and practices

Answer 14

EXPERIENCE

Question 15

One of the founders of modern anthropology, characterize culture as a “complex whole” which includes knowledge, beliefs, arts, law, moral, custom, and any other capabilities, and habits acquired by man as a member of society.

Answer 15

EDWARD BURNETT TAYLOR

Question 16

Define culture as a “communicative knowledge”, “conversational understanding”, and “communicated idea”

Answer 16

ROBERT RANULP MARRET

Question 17

Define culture as a cultivation is the process of transmitting and acquiring traditions as a result of which society is perpetuated.

Answer 17

RADCLIFFE BROWN

Question 18

7 Characteristics of Culture

Answer 18

CULTURE IS SOCIAL
CULTURE VARIES
CULTURE IS SHARED
CULTURE IS LEARNED
CULTURE IS TRANSMITTED
CULTURE IS CONTINUOUS
CULTURE IS GRATIFYING

Question 19

Culture does not exist in isolation; it is a product of society. It is developed though social interaction.

Answer 19

CULTURE IS SOCIAL

Question 20

Every society has a culture of its own that differs from other societies. It is unique by itself, and it’s not uniform.

Answer 20

CULTURE VARIES

Question 21

Culture is not an individual alone can possess. Culture is sociological sense, is shared.

Answer 21

CULTURE IS SHARED

Question 22

Culture is not inborn, it is learned.

Answer 22

CULTURE IS LEARNED

Question 23

Culture is always learned by people from others. Culture is made possible by language.

Answer 23

CULTURE IS TRANSMITTED

Question 24

Main vehicle of culture

Answer 24

LANGUAGE

Question 25

Culture exists as a continuous process. In its historical growth, it tends to become cumulative.

Answer 25

CULTURE IS CONTINUOUS

Question 26

Culture provides proper communities for satisfying our needs and desires.

Answer 26

CULTURE IS GRATIFYING