1.Sharing our cultural history with others is the best way to preserve it.

A world's cultural heritage and

natural history are extremely valuable and distinctive. It is a social identity that can be introduced. We
can conserve our culture by practicing it and not changing it as time passes, because preserving our
culture means protecting our identity. It must also be preserved in order to be passed down to future
generations for further preservation

2. No, there can't be a culture without a society. The views and practices of a group are represented by
culture, while the people who share those beliefs and practices are represented by society. Without the
other, neither society nor culture could exist. To function in one's nation or place, culture and society
must be together. Culture and society are deeply intertwined. A culture is made up of a society's things
whereas a society is made up of people who share a common culture.

3. As I stated in my answer to question 2, society cannot exist without culture because they are
interconnected. Culture is a key element in society since it influences how we live harmoniously, as well
as how we identify ourselves and others. It has an impact on our values, or what we consider to be right
and wrong. This is how the culture influence our society in which it has an impact on our lives and
decisions. That is the purpose of culture, to help shape our society.

4. Culture is symbolic and shared, as evidenced by the use of symbols in the representation of one's
culture, such as foods, traditions, clothing, marriage practices, and so on. Those can be considered
cultural symbols, and we assign significance to them when we symbolize them. It is also said to be
shared because when a person travels from one location to another, he or she encounters a different
culture, and in order for them to learn about that culture, the inhabitants of that region must share their
culture.\\

Abellano,Wilson D.

12-Jobs (ICT)

1.Fact

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3.Fact

4.Bluff

5.Fact

1.Molecular Geometry

2.Electronegativity
3.lewis Electron Dot Structure

4.Nonpolar Covalent bond

5.Polarity of the Molecules