Chapter 4 Quiz

A  an avowed identity

B  personal identity

C  an ascribed identity

D  interpreted identity

A  contested cultural space

B  hybrid cultural space

C  cultural appropriation

D  segregated cultural space

A  cultural space is always shaped by boundaries

B  cultural space is always ambiguous.

C  cultural space can be created to speak and claim an oppositional identity

D  culture is a site of shared meaning

A  contested cultural space

B  hybrid cultural space

C  segregated cultural space

D  creative cultural space

A  because there is a blend or mix of cultures in Chinatown.

B  because people from different cultures frequent Chinatown.

C  because of the history of conflict to resist the displacement of Chinatown.

D  because Chinatown is an authentic cultural space

A  restructures and dismantles inequitable power relations.

B  has been and is used to establish and maintain the hegemony of the dominant group.

C  is a natural part of cultural identification and membership.

D  is primarily a relic of the past

A  cultural space only pertains to low-income neighborhoods

B  space is rarely used to signify power and control.

C  financial buildings communicate meaning only about economic transactions.

D  the way cultures use space communicates power and signifies access to resources.

A  is constructed through verbal and nonverbal communication practices.

B  is the same thing as physical space.

C  refers to the communication practices of nondominant groups.

A  hegemony

B  culture as a shared system of meaning

C  ethnocentrism

D  appropriation

A  cultural space has become homogenized through globalization

B  in globalization, place and location are no longer important because cultures travel across borders and change over time.

C  cultural spaces no longer exist

D  historically, culture is rooted in particular location. In globalization, culture is de-territorialized from the place of origin and re-territorialized in new locations.