Vocabulary Development: Words Associated With Cultural Entertainments SS2 English Studies Lesson Note
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Topic: Vocabulary Development: Words Associated With Cultural Entertainments
- Acculturation: The process of learning the customs and traditions of a new culture.
- Artifact: An object that is created by humans and that has cultural significance.
- Belief: An idea or a set of ideas that is accepted as true.
- Custom: A traditional way of doing something.
- Etiquette: The rules of polite behaviour in a particular society.
- Folk art: Art that is created by ordinary people and that is not intended for sale.
- Heritage: The traditions, customs, and beliefs that are passed down from generation to generation.
- Identity: The sense of who you are and where you belong.
- Ideology: A set of beliefs that guides the way people think and act.
- Language: The system of communication that is used by a particular group of people.
- Literature: The written works of a particular culture.
- Norm: A standard of behaviour that is considered acceptable in a particular society.
- Ritual: A ceremony or act that is performed regularly in a particular culture.
- Symbol: An object, image, or act that has a particular meaning in a particular culture.
- Tradition: A custom or belief that has been passed down from generation to generation.
- Values: The beliefs and principles that are important to a particular culture.
WORDS FOR THE WEEKÂ
Unbridled, Wedge, Airily, Outstanding, Meritorious, Indefatigable, Articulate, Virile, Hopelessness, Ebb