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In cultures with strong folk clothing preferences, young adults are
 
  A) more likely to dress like their parents.
  B) less likely to dress like their parents.
  C) likely to create their own unique style.
  D) paying close attention to international styles.
  E) None of these answers is correct.

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Soccer is considered the most global of sports. What led the folk sport of soccer to become so global?
 
  A) Clubs were founded in the United Kingdom to provide factory workers with organized recreation during leisure hours.
  B) Brazil invented the game because it was easy to implement nationally.
  C) It became part of the Olympics and therefore became popular.
  D) It was a folk sport in so many regions in the world that global popularity was inevitable.
  E) It is still considered a folk sport that just happens to be globally enjoyed.



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