1) Which phrase best defines diversity?
a) a region containing many cities
b) special cultural practices unique to one group
c) conflict over varying ideas and traditions
d) a whole made up of many different parts***
2) Which of these holidays would the most Turkish people be likely to observe?
a) the Kurdish holiday of Nowruz***
b) the Islamic holy month of Ramadan
c) the Jewish festival Hanukkah
d) the Christian celebration of Easter
3) What is the greatest challenge facing people in Turkey as a result of its diversity?
a)Turks must protect their status as the largest ethnic group.
b)Turks must encourage others to follow Turkish traditions
c)Kurds must struggle to keep their culture alive
d)Kurds must attend school classes taught only in Kurdish
I don't get 3 I think its a or c because those make sense to me but can someone explain 3 to me? Ms. Sue?
Ms. Sue why, the answers are
1- D
2- B
3- C
WHY MS SUE
Wow Ms. Sue just gave a kid a D aka 66.6%
^ 666 = devil
D
B
C
Those are right. Please just trust me
Omfg 100% thanks
yeah it's
D
B
C
No its not^^^^
its
D
B
C
100%
D
B
C
for those who are confused
is D B C
1. yes
2. no. Kurds are a a minority group in Turkey.
3. I don't like the wording of 3. The answer could be C or D. Which answer does your text emphasize?
I don't really get what 3 is talking about it confuses me so I can't just check my textbook
For 2 would it be c then?
Wait no is 2 b?
Yes. 2 C
3. Turkey has more than one culture and ethnic group. What is the biggest challenge for Turks because of these different groups?
Ooops! I misread it too.
B is correct for 2.
so 3 would be c? Right?
So 1:d 2:c 3:c
No, I don't think c is right for 3 because Kurds are a minority. The question asks about people in Turkey.
Several years ago I visited Turkey and heard lectures from female university professors. They pointed out that it was illegal for women to wear head coverings in universities and government buildings. These modernists believed that the head scarves exhibited male dominance over women. However, I understand that more recently the ban was rescinded and now women may wear scarves in universities and government buildings. That would seem to be an example of Turks trying to keep their own traditions.