
AP HG CH4 BLOOMS Part 2
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- Q1Americans' preferences for beverages and snacksare primarily dependent on income differences.do not vary from one region of the country to another.vary according to what is produced locally.do not vary according to religious differences.30s
- Q2The distribution of alcohol consumption in the United States displays which characteristic of popular culture?uniform distribution across the landscapethe lack of a correlation to level of incomelocal tastes in beer vary too much for national brands to compete effectivelyrapid diffusion30s
- Q3The ________ is an important source area for U.S. folk house types.SouthwestLower ChesapeakeNortheastUpper New York highland30s
- Q4The most important house style in the United States since the 1960s is known asneo-traditional.sandbox.neo-eclectic.split-level.30s
- Q5Examining elements of folk and popular culture like house styles is particularly well suited to the geographic method ofstatisticscensusGISfield work30s
- Q6Today, house types in the United States are distinguished by all but which of the following?They display few regional distinctions.They demonstrate how popular customs vary more in time than in place.Alternative styles have diffused throughout the country.They can still be divided into three distinct regions.30s
- Q7Diffusion of Internet service is following the earlier pattern of television, except thatthe expansion of service is faster in Africa than Asia.diffusion is much faster.the United States' share of world use is expanding.diffusion is much slower.30s
- Q8The trend of globalization has threatenedpopular culture and folk culture relatively equally.folk culture more than popular culture.the folk customs of only a few isolated communities.folk culture, but only in the largest cities on each continent.30s
- Q9Given recent trends in communications, in the next five years the number of television programs viewed over the Internet might be expected todecrease dramaticallyremain about the same.decrease slowly as cable and satellite television services offer more channels.increase dramatically.30s
- Q10Marriage dowries in India reflectthe value of women as mothers and wives.that some families value male children more.a popular fad.a traditional folk custom30s
- Q11People maintain their folk culture despite familiarity with popular culture primarily because ofa fear of foreign influence.the high cost of popular customs.a lack of exposure to the media.a strong desire to preserve unique customs.30s
- Q12Popular culture and folk culture can both result in a higher level ofdemand for raw materials.environmental degradation.All of these answers are correct.consumption of animal products.30s
- Q13Which of the following characteristics is more typical of popular culture than folk culture?Communication is more limited.It is likely to be derived from physical conditions.It results in a more uniform cultural landscape.It diffuses slowly from its point of origin.30s
- Q14As they have more contact with popular culture, women in less developed countries are more likely togain more opportunities outside the home.reduce the practice of prostitution.obtain food for the family.be subservient to men.30s
- Q15Diffusion of popular customs can adversely impact environmental quality in two ways:using renewable materials and recycled designs.depletion of scarce resources and pollution.diversity of products and depletion of change.increased diversity and decreased demand.30s