name\nintroduction of skills review\nculture\nq: which of the following is part of a culture?\na) food…

name\nintroduction of skills review\nculture\nq: which of the following is part of a culture?\na) food, language, and traditions\nb) the weather\nc) latitude and longitude\nd) mountains and rivers\ncultural diffusion\nq: cultural diffusion happens when—\na) one culture keeps everything to itself\nb) people share ideas, food, and traditions across cultures\nc) people stop speaking their language\nd) countries close their borders\nworld religions\nq: which religion is based on the teachings of jesus christ?\na) hinduism\nb) christianity\nc) buddhism\nd) islam\nworld religions\nq: which religion believes in karma (actions and consequences that determine)

name\nintroduction of skills review\nculture\nq: which of the following is part of a culture?\na) food, language, and traditions\nb) the weather\nc) latitude and longitude\nd) mountains and rivers\ncultural diffusion\nq: cultural diffusion happens when—\na) one culture keeps everything to itself\nb) people share ideas, food, and traditions across cultures\nc) people stop speaking their language\nd) countries close their borders\nworld religions\nq: which religion is based on the teachings of jesus christ?\na) hinduism\nb) christianity\nc) buddhism\nd) islam\nworld religions\nq: which religion believes in karma (actions and consequences that determine)

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  1. Culture encompasses elements created by humans. Food is a part of culinary - culture, language is a means of communication within a culture, and traditions are passed - down cultural practices. Weather, latitude/longitude, and mountains/rivers are natural or geographical aspects, not cultural.
  2. Cultural diffusion is the spread of cultural elements like ideas, food, and traditions from one culture to another. Keeping everything to oneself, stopping speaking a language, or closing borders are not examples of cultural diffusion.
  3. Christianity is based on the teachings of Jesus Christ. Hinduism has its own set of beliefs and deities, Buddhism is centered around the teachings of Buddha, and Islam is based on the teachings of Prophet Muhammad.
  4. Hinduism and Buddhism believe in karma, the concept of actions and their consequences that determine one's future. Christianity and Islam do not have this as a central tenet in the same way.

Answer:

  1. A. Food, language, and traditions
  2. B. People share ideas, food, and traditions across cultures
  3. B. Christianity
  4. A. Hinduism, C. Buddhism