This document provides a format for a culture test item and grading criteria to assess adult learners at a novice level on their understanding of the cultural artifact "el petate". The test item contains 3 multiple choice questions worth 2 points each on "el petate", a bedroll used by indigenous families in Mexico and Central America. Correct answers will be scored out of a total of 6 points.
This document provides a format for a culture test item and grading criteria to assess adult learners at a novice level on their understanding of the cultural artifact "el petate". The test item contains 3 multiple choice questions worth 2 points each on "el petate", a bedroll used by indigenous families in Mexico and Central America. Correct answers will be scored out of a total of 6 points.
This document provides a format for a culture test item and grading criteria to assess adult learners at a novice level on their understanding of the cultural artifact "el petate". The test item contains 3 multiple choice questions worth 2 points each on "el petate", a bedroll used by indigenous families in Mexico and Central America. Correct answers will be scored out of a total of 6 points.
Understanding the cultural connotations of artifacts (el petate)
Develop awareness of regional style of artifacts in some regions of Latin America. Understanding products and perspectives of another culture
The activity is worth a total of 6 points, two points for each correct answer.
Read the following questions about el petate and
select the appropriate answer according to what you studied in class. (6 pts., 2 pts. each) 1. What is el petate? a. A bedsheet used in indigenous families b. A bedroll used by indigenous families c. A bath towel used in indigenous families 2. Where is el petate mostly used? a. Mexico and Central America b. South America c. Only Mexico 3. This phrase is origined by the use of petate: a. Hombres y ninos juegan al petate (man and children play the petate game) b. Ya se petateo (s/he already died) c. Te pego con el petate (I punch you with a petate)