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Question 1

a way of living, covering a broad range of aspects from traditions, values, and beliefs, to behaviors, daily tasks, rituals, social norms, and rules to name a few.

Answer 1

Culture

Question 2

This culture spectrum is what we usually associate with intellectual discourse, high-brow comedy, and elaborate literature, to name a few, because it reflects the best aesthetics of a particular society.

Answer 2

High culture

Question 3

This process of soul-searching, which also affects the
dynamics and structure of culture, is called ______

Answer 3

Youth culture

Question 4

defined as a subculture with which a person can affiliate themselves while existing, interacting, and negotiating within a parent culture.

Answer 4

co-culture

Question 5

is formed when a certain group begins to oppose the established norms of popular culture and breaks off from the parent culture they came from.

Answer 5

Counterculture

Question 6

to advocate for peace, sexual exploration and liberation, as well
as the legalization of recreational drugs.

Answer 6

Hippies / hippie culture

Question 7

a particular culture contained in a larger culture (sometimes referred to as its parent culture).

Answer 7

subculture

Question 8

• roughly described as something shared first in a certain group of people before being disseminated to the general population.
• It means traditions, music, and anything else practiced by a
  certain group is exclusively theirs until they share it with the rest.

Answer 8

Folk culture

Question 9

• also called mass or mainstream culture
• generally defined as the collection of traditions and material culture of a particular society

Answer 9

Popular culture