A Repetitive Social Practice Composed of a Sequence of Culturally-Recognizable

question 18

Multiple Choice

A repetitive social practice composed of a sequence of culturally-recognizable symbolic activities in the form of dance, song, speech, gestures, or the manipulation of objects, set off from the routines of everyday life, and closely connected with a specific set of ideas is known as a

• A) ritual.
• B) myth.
• C) play.
• D) art.

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