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Question 1. The objects or belongings of a group of people are referred to as material (tangible) culture. Material culture includes metro passes and bus tokens, as well as automobiles, stores, and physical structures where people worship. Nonmaterial (intangible) culture, on the other hand, is made up of a society's ideas, attitudes, and beliefs.
a) Explain the concept of culture.
b) What do you think are the most important elements of culture?
c) Explain THREE (3) characteristics of culture. d) Discuss THREE (3) tangible and TWO (2) intangible aspects of any culture in Malaysia.

Question 2. Humans think in language and engage in all cultural activities through it. It encompasses our every waking and sleeping moment, though we rarely consider its significance. Humans, for that matter, do not consider their assimilation in culture in the same way that fish, if endowed with intelligence, would not consider the water that surrounds them. Humans would be nothing more than apes without language and culture.
a) What is the role of language in society?
b) Explain THREE (3) impacts of modern communication technologies in language.
c) Discuss THREE (3) ways how society can be united by language.

Question 3. Social media has a significant impact on people's lifestyles. Social media sites and blogs are examples of places where people can easily connect with one another. Since the emergence of social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook as important tools for news, journalists and their organisations have walked a tightrope.
a) Why is social media important to you?
b) Discuss THREE (3) impacts of social media in your family relationship.
c) Children under the age of 12 should not be allowed to use any social media. Give FOUR (4) reasons if you agree or disagree with the statement and provide relevant examples.