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Pop and Folk Culture Advanced Version
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1. What is “a repetitive act performed by a particular individual”?
taboo custom habit routine
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1. What is “a repetitive act performed by a particular individual”?
taboo custom habit routine
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2. Soccer started out as a ______ sport, and then became a ________ sport.
Pop, folk Folk, pop Folk, folk Pop, pop
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2. Soccer started out as a ______ sport, and then became a ________ sport.
Pop, folk Folk, pop Folk, folk Pop, pop
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3. Which is NOT a trait of popular songs?
Can only be performed by skilled artists Can only be performed in a studio Has mass appeal, makes $ Written anonymously
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3. Which is NOT a trait of popular songs?
Can only be performed by skilled artists Can only be performed in a studio Has mass appeal, makes $ Written anonymously
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4. Where do most popular customs begin?
MDCs LDCs Algeria Zimbabwe
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4. Where do most popular customs begin?
MDCs LDCs Algeria Zimbabwe
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5. Which is NOT an example of folk culture food?
Pig’s Feet Pizza Grits and Gravy Escargot
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5. Which is NOT an example of folk culture food?
Pig’s Feet Pizza Grits and Gravy Escargot
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6. What is “the spreading of culture, people, or ideas from one place to another”?
Pop culture Folk culture Diffusion Taboo
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6. What is “the spreading of culture, people, or ideas from one place to another”?
Pop culture Folk culture Diffusion Taboo
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7. Why do LDCs fear a loss of folk culture?
Western perspectives will be more dominant They will make less money They will fall behind in academics They will fall into debt
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7. Why do LDCs fear a loss of folk culture?
Western perspectives will be more dominant They will make less money They will fall behind in academics They will fall into debt
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8. What source of popular media diffused rapidly around the world?
communism internet radio newspaper
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8. What source of popular media diffused rapidly around the world?
communism internet radio newspaper
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9. Folk culture is primarily spread through….
The internet Relocation diffusion Hierarchical diffusion The television
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9. Folk culture is primarily spread through….
The internet Relocation diffusion Hierarchical diffusion The television
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10. What is “a restriction on behavior imposed by social custom”?
habit taboo law
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10. What is “a restriction on behavior imposed by social custom”?
habit taboo law
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11. Which is not a factor of terrior?
climate landforms watering method soil
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11. Which is not a factor of terrior?
climate landforms Watering method soil
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12. Which is NOT a trait of folk songs?
Needs to be performed in a studio Tells a story about daily activities Passed through oral communication Written anonymously
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12. Which is NOT a trait of folk songs?
Needs to be performed in a studio Tells a story about daily activities Passed through oral communication Written anonymously
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13. How often does pop culture change?
never frequently sometimes occasionally
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13. How often does pop culture change?
never frequently sometimes occasionally
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14. Which is NOT an example of pop culture food?
pizza milk gyros Hot dog
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14. Which is NOT an example of pop culture food?
pizza milk gyros Hot dog
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15. Local diversity is represented by ______ culture and globalization is represented by ______ culture. Folk, pop Pop, folk New, old Old, new
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15. Local diversity is represented by ______ culture and globalization is represented by ______ culture. Folk, pop Pop, folk New, old Old, new
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16. What 2 forces are constantly facing off in our society?
Globalization v. local diversity Folk culture vs. local diversity Globalization vs. pop culture All of the above
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16. What 2 forces are constantly facing off in our society?
Globalization v. local diversity Folk culture vs. local diversity Globalization vs. pop culture All of the above
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17. What are folk clothing customs influenced by?
What the stars are wearing Whatever is cheapest New fashions on the runway Environmental conditions
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17. What are folk clothing customs influenced by?
What the stars are wearing Whatever is cheapest New fashions on the runway Environmental conditions
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18. What happens to women in LDCs with exposure to pop culture?
Spend more time at home Learn new ways to do chores Take on leadership roles Gain more opportunities outside the home
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18. What happens to women in LDCs with exposure to pop culture?
Spend more time at home Learn new ways to do chores Take on leadership roles Gain more opportunities outside the home
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19. Pop culture is typical of ________, _____________ groups
Small, homogeneous Small, heterogeneous Large, heterogeneous Large, homogeneous
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19. Pop culture is typical of ________, _____________ groups
Small, homogeneous Small, heterogeneous Large, heterogeneous Large, homogeneous
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20. What is “culture spreads as people move from place to place?”
Culture theory taboo Hierarchical diffusion Relocation diffusion
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20. What is “culture spreads as people move from place to place?”
Culture theory taboo Hierarchical diffusion Relocation diffusion
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21. What is “culture spreads from one key person to everyone else”?
Relocation diffusion Hierarchical diffusion Culture theory Local diversity
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21. What is “culture spreads from one key person to everyone else”?
Relocation diffusion Hierarchical diffusion Culture theory Local diversity
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22. What is “the body of material traits, customary beliefs, and social forms that together constitute the distinct tradition of a group of people”? Custom Culture Habit Taboo
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22. What is “the body of material traits, customary beliefs, and social forms that together constitute the distinct tradition of a group of people”? Custom Culture Habit Taboo
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23. What is “the frequent repetition of an act, to the extent that it becomes characteristic of a group of people”? Habit Taboo Diffusion Custom
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23. What is “the frequent repetition of an act, to the extent that it becomes characteristic of a group of people”? Habit Taboo Diffusion Custom
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24. What does folk culture housing vary by?
Time Materials Place Environment Slovakia – grass house roof Thar Desert – India-Pakistan Top Right – Traditional Japanese style Bottom Right – China rural
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24. What does folk culture housing vary by?
Time Materials Place Environment Slovakia – grass house roof Thar Desert – India-Pakistan Top Right – Traditional Japanese style Bottom Right – China rural
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25. What does pop culture housing vary by?
Materials Place Time Environment 1957 Vs 1990s
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25. What does pop culture housing vary by?
Materials Place Time Environment 1957 Vs 1990s
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26. What is “the contribution of a location’s distinctive physical features to the way food tastes"?
Habit Terroir Culture Custom
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26. What is “the contribution of a location’s distinctive physical features to the way food tastes"?
Habit Terroir Culture Custom
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27. What is this location? Atlantic Ocean Mediterranean Sea
Caspian Sea Black Sea
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27. What is this location? Atlantic Ocean Mediterranean Sea
Caspian Sea Black Sea
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28. What is this location? Pacific Ocean Atlantic Ocean Caspian Sea
Black Sea
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28. What is this location? Pacific Ocean Atlantic Ocean Caspian Sea
Black Sea
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29. What is this location? Italy France Spain Great Britain
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29. What is this location? Italy France Spain Great Britain
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30. What is this location? France Great Britain Germany Poland
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30. What is this location? France Great Britain Germany Poland
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31. What is this location? France Italy Turkey Greece
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31. What is this location? France Italy Turkey Greece
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32. What is this location? Spain Portugal Ireland Great Britain
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32. What is this location? Spain Portugal Ireland Great Britain
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33. What is this location? Italy France Great Britain Ireland
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33. What is this location? Italy France Great Britain Ireland
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34. What is a significant impact of popular culture?
Too much waste Modifies the physical environment People are more different People stop following religion
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34. What is a significant impact of popular culture?
Too much waste Modifies the physical environment People are more different People stop following religion
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