Which of the following statements is FALSE about cultural objects?
A. Media products are also cultural objects.
B. They are created by and associated with people who share a culture.
C. They are often variations of basic items.
D. They are a part of nonmaterial culture as well as material culture.
Answer: D
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A) Trace their ancestry to many different cultural groups B) tend to be polygamous C) are more likely to be egalitarian than other types of families D) are more likely than other families to be headed by a single female parent
The text's definition of crisis encompasses three interrelated ideas. Which of the following is NOT one of these?
a. Crises necessarily involve change b. A crisis is a turning point with the potential for positive effects, negative effects, or both. c. A crisis is a time of relative instability. d. Crises necessarily lead to catastrophe.
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What will be an ideal response?
The sport-media relationship in the U.S. is organized so that
A. only noncommercial media depend on sports. B. commercial forms of media and sports depend on each other for profits. C. commercial sports no longer depend on the mainstream media. D. neither sports nor the media depend on each other in commercial terms.