Self Test 3/Lifepac Unit 4 Test

To obtain food for their animals, most pastoralists are

Hamitic

The standard form of presenting the fieldwork in a holistic way is the general ethnographic monograph.

The number of bones in the human body is

anthropology

Fishing communities are usually nomadic.

Culture shock is a form of

ethnologist

phenotype

words

What is the primary way an ethnographer learns about a culture by living accordingly to that society's standards?

Man is classed by scientists as belonging to the genus Homo and species

Joking, greetings, family, and music are cultural universals.

The Bible does not teach that races exist.

To know the future of hidden things, people work acts of divination.

Ties of kinship are formed through descent and marriage.

People differ physically from one another because

Psychological tests reveals inner feelings.

To see all seasonal activities, anthropologists should stay on the field at least________

Shelters are usually made from what?

Culture originated in

All cultures are alike in that all seek

Because they continually move about, hunters and gatherers have

The method of analysis in anthropolgy is the _______ method.

Horticulturists live near their crops to give them

Races are people homozygous for many of the same genes.

What are the elements necessary for a race to be formed?

Nuer

intramarraige

Cultures differ from one another because

The evaluation of culture from the native person's point of view is called

Anthropology is the study of

The three "rites of passage" Arnold van Gennep found that all societies celebrate are death, birth, puberty or marriage.

Anthropologists learn about the regularities in culture by using the _________

Yanomamo

Crow

The Bible does not teach that all people have similarities.

When a Melanesian man tries to heal a wound by bandaging the arrow that struck him, what is he practicing?

The type of anthropologist who goes out to study living tribes is known as a(n)

The scientific classification that all human beings belong to is Homo sapiens.

The Pilgrim who places a fish in the soil to rot and helps the corn grow is practicing

The Azande who puts plant juice in his corn patch to help it grow is practicing

fieldwork

Haida

The goal of anthropology is to discover cultural________.

The cultural regularity discovered by Arnold van Gennep was

Hopi

Alleles control a phenotype.

Humans have value because they are made

Azande

The principal task of the field worker in anthropology is to gather

Arunta

To anthropologists, human groups are like

Culture is the authority and ability of people to

All people are the same because they share a common

Culture is the way man_____his environment.

_________ societies depend on herds of domesticated animals for their food.

Social cooperation is very difficult without a common_______

Culture is the ability of people to subdue their environment.

Seeing foreign cultures as inferior to one's own is known as

To anthropologists, human groups are like_________

Branislaw Malinowski began training professional radiologists.

archaeologist