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Which of the following is not an element of culture?
A: Transportation
B: Religion
C: Family Structure
D: Language
25 Answers
- NicoLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
A is the only possible choice I see but in actuality all of the above can be elements of culture.
- sexychik1977Lv 61 decade ago
transportation is certainly an element of culture, right?
Religion as well, correct?
Family structure, absolutely....?
language? Gosh, I think that would be too, wouldn't it?
I choose none of the above.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
Transportation
- 1KLv 61 decade ago
You know, I think the answer is A. Only because a certain method of transport is used based on one's income. If I could, I would take a jet to the Supermarket. Many people travel stuffed into busses , not because they like it, but because that is all they can afford, or it is all that is offered. People from every culture have different levels of wealth.
- 1 decade ago
hmmmm good one
A transportation might not be one, but it is fundamental for the generation of culture.
B Religion has made history and traditions I would say it actually is an element.
C The family is the base of society and society creates culture?
D Language is a way to spread culture.
I have no idea.
- ?Lv 51 decade ago
none of the above are 'not' elements: all are heavily influenced by a culture's current customs and technology
to all who said 'd': idiomatic terms are the result of cultural effects on language
- 1 decade ago
well since culture really in a way refers to the complex group of symbols,which are only created by society anyways..each one plays a significant role in culture