Culture and Society Crossword Puzzle

QUESTIONS LIST:

• culture: is a complex whole that encompasses beliefs, practices, values, attitudes, laws, norms, artifacts, symbols, and knowledge that a person learns and share as a member of society.
• folkways: norms that members of society have come to accept as the proper way of dealing with their everyday living and social interaction.
• mores: valued folkways that involve moral or ethical values, respecting authority, marriage and sexual behavior patterns, religious rituals, and the likes.
• society: a group of people living together in organized communities, following common laws, values, customs, and traditions.
• material: comprises of articles that are identified with the material part of our life like our dress, food, and family products.
• language: system of symbols that individual utilize to communicate, interact, and share with views, thus, creating an understanding among individuals.
• social institution: an organized system of social relationships which embodies certain common values and procedures.
• media: institution responsible for the circulation of vital information among the members of the society.
• nonscientific: based on religious, mythical, and/or metaphysical ideas that try to explain the realities of the world, cosmos, and even universe.
• beliefs: beliefs as to how people make sense of their experiences or ideas that people hold to be true, factual, and real.
• family: considered as the bedrock or foundation of society.
• symbols: illustrations used to represent a particular meaning of something.
• economy: it is the social institution generally responsible for the production and the allocation of scarce resources and services.
• laws: formalized mores that are legislated, approved, and implemented in society.
• government: social institution that states policy and enforces law.
• education:formal institution generally responsible designated to preserve and transfer cultural knowledge and identity to the members of the society.
• norms: rules and expectation by which a society guides the behavior of its members.
• scientific: based solely on rational and logical explanations and the workings of the social institutions and processes where a person belongs.