Which of the following forms of culturally significant discourse refers to carefully scripted performances that mark culturally significant events?
A) myths
B) social melodramas
C) rituals
D) all of the above are correct

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Rituals are carefully scripted performances that mark culturally significant events such as coming of age, marriage, and death. Myths are traditional narratives that explain the worldview of a culture, while social melodramas are fictional stories that address social and cultural issues. Therefore, only option C accurately describes the form of culturally significant discourse that refers to carefully scripted performances marking culturally significant events.

Which of the Following Forms of Culturally Significant Discourse Refers