Statement I: Cultures and cultural meanings are the same the world over. Statement II: It is impossible to divide the world into exclusive cultural blocs.
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Correct answer: D. Statement I is incorrect but Statement II is true
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Meanings vary across cultures, yet migration and globalisation make cultures porous and hybrid.
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