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• Pick an alien from the claw machine • Answer quiz questions to finish their adventure. • Done? You’ll return to the rocket to choose another character by clicking on 'Next theme!' •Tap Explanation if you want to know more, or tap Next Question to keep going. Finish every character’s mission to win a prize at the end PLEASE THE PICK ALIEN CARL LAST (LAST ALIEN)

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Explanation: Sociologists divide culture into two broad types: Material culture refers to physical objects (tools, buildings, clothing). Non-Material culture includes beliefs, values, norms, and language-things you can’t touch but shape society.

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Explanation: Material culture includes all the tangible, physical things people create and use. Smartphones are a clear example-they’re tools that reflect cultural values like communication, technology, and entertainment

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Explanation: Norms are the shared rules or guidelines that tell people how to behave in specific situations. For example: shaking hands when greeting someone or saying “please” and thank you.

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Explanation: A symbol is anything that stands for something else and carries meaning within a culture. A wedding ring isn’t just jewelry-it symbolizes commitment, marriage, and social status in many cultures.

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Explanation: Language is a core part of non-material culture. It allows people to communicate ideas, pass down traditions, and maintain social relationships. It’s the main tool for transmitting culture across generations.

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Explanation: The dominant culture refers to the cultural pratices of the group that holds the most power in society, shaping what is considered "mainstream".

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Explanation: Countercultures directly challenge the domination of culture by rejecting its core values and norms, often promoting an alternative lifestyle.

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Explanation : Cultural leveling is the process by which once- distinct cultutres become increasingly alike though globalizations.

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Explanation : Technology is a key of cultural diffusion, spreaading communication methods and lifestyles globally.

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Explamation : Cultural lag happens when material culture (technology) advances faster than non-material Culture (laws, values, or norms).

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Wall-e doesn't remeber eve.

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UH OH...YOUR FORGETING LIKE DORY

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FORKY IS MISSING! HE MUST BE FOUND BEFORE BONNIE BECOMES AN IPAD KID.

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Explanation : Ethnocentrism is the belief that your culture is the "right" or "normal" way, often leading to negative judgments of others.

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Explanation : Cultural relativism encourages looking at cultural practices from the prespective of that culture instead of imposing one's own.

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Explanation : A subculture exists within the larger culture but has distinct norms and values (e.g., skaters,gamers, hip-hop communities).

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Explanation : Formal norms are codified into laws (like traffic rules). Informal norms are unwritten expectations (like saying "thank you").

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FORKY HAS BEEN FOUND!!!

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Forky got away

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Carl wants to get his house to Paradise Falls, but he needs your help! Answer the following 5 questions correctly to help guide his house to its destination. Every correct answer moves him closer. If you miss too many, the house might get stuck along the way!

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Explanation : Positive sanctions reward behaviors that follow societal norms, encouraging others to comply with rules like social distancing.

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Explanation: Cultural hegemony occurs when the dominant group’s values and norms are presented as “normal” and widely accepted, helping them maintain social and political power.

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Explanation : Cultural diffusion is the spread of beliefs, practices, or items from one society to another; McDonald’s is a clear example of American culture spreading globally.

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Explanation: Cultural leveling occurs when differences between cultures decrease, often due to globalization and the spread of technology or media, making societies more alike.

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Explanation: Technology can change behaviors, norms, and ways people interact, using Zoom for education reflects a social change driven by technological innovation.

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