Uniqueness

What is a subculture according to the Cambridge Dictionary?

• A group of people who live in the same house.

• A type of music genre.

• A way of life, customs, and ideas of a particular group within a society.

• A group of people with the same job.

Which of the following is an example of a music-based youth subculture?

• Punks

• Skaters

• Cosplayers

• Environmental activists

What did early sociology studies of subcultures focus on?

• The economic status of subcultures.

• The music preferences of subcultures.

• The anti-social behavior of some gangs or subcultures.

• The fashion trends of subcultures.

Why weren't youth subcultures formed until the late 20th century?

• There was no mass media.

• Everyone had the same values.

• People didn't like music.

• There was no concept of teenagers.

How has the internet impacted modern subcultures?

• It has made subcultures less important.

• It has made everyone follow the mainstream.

• It has made it easier to find and join subcultures.

• It has made subcultures disappear.

How do personal characteristics define individual uniqueness?

• By physical attributes and personality traits

• By social status and wealth

• By educational background and career choice

• By geographical location and climate

Valuing and respecting everyone's uniqueness is essential for fostering a harmonious community. Fill in the blank: Valuing and respecting everyone's ___

How do social identities contribute to human diversity?

• They have no impact on diversity

• They are the only factor contributing to diversity

• They play a significant role in shaping diversity

• They are irrelevant in understanding diversity

How can recognizing and celebrating diversity contribute to building a more inclusive and understanding society?

What is a beautiful aspect of humanity with unique traditions and practices?

• Cultural diversity

• Technological advancements

• Political ideologies

• Economic systems