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“Everyday, without fail, I make time to call my father on the phone.” This statement from an individual indicates a(n) cultural characteristic. habit . custom . trait. annoyance.

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  1. “Everyday, without fail, I make time to call my father on the phone.” This statement from an individual indicates a(n) cultural characteristic. habit. custom. trait. annoyance.

  2. “Everyday, without fail, I make time to call my father on the phone.” This statement from an individual indicates a(n) • cultural characteristic. • habit. • custom. • trait. • annoyance. Explanation: Recurring individual behaviors are classified as habits while recurring group actions are called “customs.”

  3. Popular culture is practiced only where folk culture is absent. by large heterogeneous groups. by individuals only. only in the more developed countries. at specific places.

  4. Popular culture is practiced • only where folk culture is absent. • by large heterogeneous groups. • by individuals only. • only in the more developed countries. • at specific places. Explanation: Popular culture is closely associated with urban, industrial society.

  5. Folk culture is most likely to spread by hierarchical diffusion. contagious diffusion. stimulus diffusion. copycat diffusion. relocation diffusion.

  6. Folk culture is most likely to spread by hierarchical diffusion. contagious diffusion. stimulus diffusion. copycat diffusion. relocation diffusion. Explanation: While popular culture spreads quickly via hierarchical diffusion, folk culture spreads slowly via migration.

  7. Complete the following analogy: Habit is to custom as diffusion is to region. individual is to group. folk is to popular. place is to space. form is to function.

  8. Complete the following analogy: Habit is to custom as diffusion is to region. individual is to group. folk is to popular. place is to space. form is to function. Explanation: Individuals possess habits; groups are characterized by customs.

  9. Complete the following analogy: Split-level is to Neo-colonial as “great room” is to living room. mansard is to family room. folk is to popular. half-timbered is to low-pitch roof. modern is to neo-eclectic.

  10. Complete the following analogy: Split-level is to Neo-colonial as “great room” is to living room. mansard is to family room. folk is to popular. half-timbered is to low-pitch roof. modern is to neo-eclectic. Explanation: The split level is an example of a modern style and the Neo-colonial is neo-eclectic.

  11. Globally, the lack of hog production in North Africa and Southwest Asia corresponds most closely to the spatial distribution of animism. capitalism. Christianity. Hinduism. Islam.

  12. Globally, the lack of hog production in North Africa and Southwest Asia corresponds most closely to the spatial distribution of animism. capitalism. Christianity. Hinduism. Islam. Explanation: The prohibition on the consumption of pork makes hog production very small among Muslims.

  13. Wine production typically requires all of the following, except well-drained soils. supportive customs. proximity to water. cool summers. cool winters.

  14. Wine production typically requires all of the following, except well-drained soils. supportive customs. proximity to water. cool summers. cool winters. Explanation: The production and consumption of wine relies on both a supportive culture and environment.

  15. Complete the following analogy: Bourbon whiskey is to the Upper South as tea is to the Northwest. rum is to Midwest. tequila is to the Southwest. vodka is to the Southeast. gin is to the Northeast.

  16. Complete the following analogy: Bourbon whiskey is to the Upper South as tea is to the Northwest. rum is to Midwest. tequila is to the Southwest. vodka is to the Southeast. gin is to the Northeast. Explanation: While high income and advertising account for the consumption of alcohol in MDCs, some regional differences exist.

  17. In Europe, Internet usage was first concentrated in Albania. Belgium. Finland. France. Germany.

  18. In Europe, Internet usage was first concentrated in Albania. Belgium. Finland. France. Germany. Explanation: In 1995, the highest concentration of Internet users in Europe were found in Finland.

  19. The presence of similar restaurants, gas stations, and stores throughout the United States illustrates how popular culture can create a uniform landscape. shows how folk culture can diffuse. is a prime example of regionalization. increases cultural awareness. None of the above is correct.

  20. The presence of similar restaurants, gas stations, and stores throughout the United States illustrates how popular culture can create a uniform landscape. shows how folk culture can diffuse. is a prime example of regionalization. increases cultural awareness. None of the above is correct. Explanation: While some regional differences persist, the spread of popular culture in MDCs is far reaching.

  21. Of the housing styles still popular today in the United States, which style has been popular for the longest duration? Neo-French Mansard Neo-Colonial Shed Neo-Tudor

  22. Of the housing styles still popular today in the United States, which style has been popular for the longest duration? Neo-French Mansard Neo-Colonial Shed Neo-Tudor Explanation: The Neo-Colonial style house has been popular since the 1950s.

  23. In which continent is Internet content most regulated by the government? Africa Asia Europe South America North America

  24. In which continent is Internet content most regulated by the government? Africa Asia Europe South America North America Explanation: Many countries in Asia limit freedom on the Internet.

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