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How does the wizarding definition of culture relate to the muggle definition of culture? (select all that apply)a. Muggle culture engages with magical knowledge and behaviors while wizarding culture does not.b. Wizarding culture engages with magical knowledge and behaviors while muggle culture does not.c. They both study learned and shared knowledge and behaviors.d. The wizarding world does not have a definition of culture
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