Title: Instructions for using this template'
1Instructions for using this template.
- Remember this is Jeopardy, so where I have
written Answer this is the prompt the students
will see, and where I have Question should be
the students response. - To enter your questions and answers, click once
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type over whats there to replace it. If you hit
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2Jeopardy
Choose a category. You will be given the
answer. You must give the correct question.
Click to begin.
3Choose a point value.
Click here for Final Jeopardy
4 All about Norms
Is it a Trait, Complex, or Pattern?
Universal, Subculture, or Counterculture
People in Culture
Components Of Culture
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5This component of culture features material
culture or artifacts
6- What are Physical Objects?
7This is the organization of written or spoken
symbols
8What is Language?
9These are shared beliefs about what is
right/wrong or good/bad
10What are Values?
11Anything that stands for something else
12What is a Symbol?
13Shared rules of conduct that tell us how to act.
14What are Norms?
15These do NOT have great moral significance
attached to them.
16What are Folkways?
17These are written rules of conduct used to
enforce serious NORMS?
18What are laws?
19Murder, Rape, and Burglary would be examples of
these.
20What are examples of Mores?
21If I ate salad with my hands, I would be breaking
this.
22What is a Folkway?
23This means judging a culture by their own
standardsnot yours
24What is cultural relativism?
25This man came up with a list of 65 Cultural
Universals that include feasting, folklore, and
Urban Legends
26Who was George Murdock?
27He did studies on Americans (Nacirema). Last Name
Please
28Who was Horace Miner?
29He said that your language shapes your culture.
Like snow shoes for the Inuit
30Who was Benjamin Whorf?
31They were studied by Margaret Mead in New Guinea.
32Who were the Arapesh and Mundugumor?
33They are the Fierce People
34Who are the Yanomamo?
35All sports in this Country.
36What is a pattern?
37All forms of music in China.
38What is a pattern?
39A basketball
40What is a trait?
41Silverware
42What is a complex?
43Everything associated with food
44What is a pattern?
45Little Italy in Chicago
46What is a subculture?
47The KKK
48What is a subculture?
49Folklore and Urban Legends
50What are Cultural Universals?
51A Hippie
52What is a Counterculture?
53Religion
54What is a universal?
55Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
56This man studied people in Brazil and nicknamed
one of them based on their personality
characteristics
57Who was Napoleon Chagnon?