Culture Escape Room

Culture Escape Room

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Lesson 01

Haunted Forest: venture forth and reach the end of the path

Magical Progress

Custom

Popular Culture

Local/Folk Culture

Cultural Trait

Question 1/7

The frequent repetition of an act to the extent that it becomes characteristic of a group of people performing the act is known as what?

Question 2/7

The outcome of interactions between humans and their natural environment?

Cultural Landscape

Cultural Relativism

Centripetal Force

Ethnocentrism

Question 3/7

Which of the following is the notion that successive societies leave their cultural imprints on a place, each contributing to the cumulative cultural landscape?

Sequent Occupancy

Traditional Architecture

Sacred Site / Space

Secularization

Ethnic Enclave

Secularization

Sequent Occupancy

Sacred Site / Space

Question 4/7

An area within a city containing members of the same ethnic background is known as what?

Question 5/7

The distinctive feeling of a place, or a person's perception of a place is known as?

Sense of Place

Placemaking

Colonization

Secularization

Question 6/7

Which of the following is the spread of a feature or trend from one key person or node of authority or power to other persons or places.?

Hierarchical Diffusion

Contagious Diffusion

Relocation Diffusion

Stimulus Diffusion

Question 7/7

What is it called when you put aside your own culture and seeking to understand individuals based on their needs and values?

Ethnocentrism

Sequent Occupancy

Ethnic Enclave

Cultural Relativism

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Lesson 02

Potions. Drag the circleover the potions tofind the missing letter.

Magical progress

Question 1/7

Sharing a religion, such as Hinduism in India or Islam in Pakistan act as which kind of force?

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Question 2/7

Governments using national anthems, national holidays, and national symbols (iconography) to great a strong sense of nationalism acts as which kind of force?

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Question 3/7

Having multiple ethnic groups within a country can act as which kind of force?

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Question 4/7

Different religious denominations, such as the Sunnia and Shia in Islam can act as which kind of force?

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Question 5/7

Regions, such as the Caucasus region, have a large amount of linguistic diversity which can act as which kind of force?

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Question 6/7

Having linguistic homogeneity acts as which kind of force?

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Question 7/7

The government keeping its power focused on a central geographical area, leaving areas outside of it to feel isolated or disconnected from the government acts as which kind of force?

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Lesson 03

Divination. Can you predict the future by looking at a single card?

Magical Progress

Question 1/7

Terraced rice paddies, wheat silos, and cattle ranches are examples of what kind of cultural landscape?

Clue

Linguistic

Agricultural

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Industrial

Ethnic

Question 2/7

Having signs and advertisements in only one language or multiple languages is an example of what kind of cultural landscape?

Clue

Ethnic

Gender

00:10

Linguistic

Indigenous Communities

Question 3/7

Christian churches, Islamic mosques, Hindu temples, and Jewish synagogues are examples of what kind of cultural landscape?

Clue

Ethnic

Linguistic

00:10

Religious

Gender

Question 4/7

Building monuments or removing statues from previous power structures is what kind of cultural landscape?

Clue

Government Power

Religious

00:10

Indigenous Communities

Industrial

Question 5/7

Architecture, signs, languages, traditional decorations, and foods from one group of people of shared ancestry and culture is what kind of cultural landscape?

Clue

Ethnicity / Ethnic Enclave

Gender

00:10

Government Power

Indigenous Community

Question 6/7

Artworks, community buildings, and reservations for first nations or aboriginal people are what kind of cultural landscape?

Clue

Linguistic

Industrial

00:10

Indigenous Communities

Gender

Question 7/7

Factories, warehouses, and office buildings are all evidence of what kind of cultural landscape?

Clue

Gender

Linguistic

00:10

Government Power

Industrial

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Lesson 04

Enchantments Which of these options is the best choice?

Magical progress

Question 1/7

The British Empire controlled territory throughout the entire world, including places like India and South Africa. Which of these would be an example of imperialism?

Question 2/7

As countries become more developed they become secularized, or less religious. Which of these is an example of a secularized sacred site?

Question 3/7

Colonialism, imperialism, and trade led to interactions between different cultural groups and created new forms of cultural expression. Which of these is an example of a pidgin language?

Question 4/7

The building blocks of culture include both material culture and nonmaterial culture. Which of these is an example of nonmaterial culture?

Question 5/7

Concrete, steel, and glass are often used in contemporary architecture. Which of these is an example of postmodern architecture?

Question 6/7

Each type of culture is unique. Local/Folk culture is rural, ethnically homogenous and deeply tied to the land. Popular culture is urban, ethnically heterogenous and quick to change and adopt technology. Which of these is an example of local/folk culture?

Question 7/7

Globalization has led to cultural convergence, or cultures becoming more similar, including having the same multinational businesses in the landscape. Which of these is an example of placelessness?

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To do this, you must complete the wizardry manual by overcoming each of the 4 lessons you will find: · Bewitched Forest· Potions· Divination· Enchantments. Test your magical skills and try not to fail or you will have to retakethe test.