Questions: What is true about nonmaterial culture and material culture? (Select all that apply) Material culture is tangible and nonmaterial culture is intangible. Nonmaterial culture includes ideas, attitudes, and beliefs. Material culture includes clothing, books, and tools.

The answer is:

• Material culture is tangible and nonmaterial culture is intangible.
• Nonmaterial culture includes ideas, attitudes, and beliefs.
• Material culture includes clothing, books, and tools.

This statement is true. Material culture refers to the physical objects, resources, and spaces that people use to define their culture. These include tangible items like clothing, books, and tools. Nonmaterial culture, on the other hand, consists of the intangible aspects of culture, such as ideas, beliefs, and values.

This statement is false. Language, laws, and dress codes are part of nonmaterial culture because they are intangible elements that represent the ideas and norms of a society.

This statement is false. It incorrectly reverses the definitions of material and nonmaterial culture.

This statement is partially true but misleading. While music and art can be considered part of nonmaterial culture due to their expressive and intangible nature, food is typically considered part of material culture because it is a tangible item.

This statement is true. Nonmaterial culture encompasses the intangible aspects of a culture, such as its ideas, attitudes, beliefs, and values.

This statement is true. Clothing, books, and tools are tangible items that are part of material culture.