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What can I draw for culture?

Asked by tylerandcason (94points) August 29th, 2010
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I have this assignment in social studies where our teacher gives us a word bank, and we have to write each word down and draw a picture has something to do with it. And I have no idea what to draw for culture. Help me

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Ben_Dover's avatar

Draw natives dancing in their native costumes.

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lilikoi's avatar

Culture is a pretty broad word. For American culture, maybe the McDonalds M or big box chain store.

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Ben_Dover's avatar

For American culture you can draw Bank of America or AIG…Or powerful V-8 automobiles…or jazz musicians, or baseball game, or apple pie…

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Nullo's avatar

Monuments are good, and usually simple to draw.

Do you have a CRT? If so, you can look up a picture of, say, the Eiffel Tower, and trace the silhouette on the paper.

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Jeruba's avatar

I don’t suppose your teacher meant a Petri dish with bacteria growing in it? No? Ok, then how about a variety of foods associated with different cultures—for example, a hot dog, a taco, spaghetti, and sushi? That would be something simple, recognizable, and distinct.

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Nullo's avatar

If your prof has an appreciation for humor, definitely go with @Jeruba‘s petri dish. In addition to the other picture, of course.

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