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Study guide for our Anthropology Unit test.
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The theory of Natural Selection & the struggle for existence ruled by survival of the fittest.
Post Modernism
Functional Theory
Structuralism
Social Darwinism
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Lived amongst the chimpanzees for 20 years and is world renown for her work.
Mary Leakey
Margaret Mead
Dian Fossey
Jane Goodall
3
The father of "American Anthropology". He also promoted the idea of cultural relativism.
Radcliffe Brown
Marius Barbeau
Franz Boas
Raymond Dart
4
Anthropology literally means this.
The study of evolution
The study of man
The study of language
The study of bones
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The idea that every belief, action, or relationship in a culture functions to meet the needs..
Structuralism
Cultural Relativism
Functional Theory
Cultural Materialism
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All of the following are considered to be Cultural Universals except this one.
Art
Violence
Canibalism
Religion
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The School of Thoughts that states that every part of a culture serves a purpose is called...
Structural Functionalism
Cultural Materialism
Post Modernism
Feminist Theory
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Key figures (biological anthropology) in establishing the "Out of Africa" theory of evolution.
Raymond Dart
Bronislaw Malinowski
The Leakey Family
Donald Johanson
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Tries to deconstruct/ breakdown what a society believes to be true. Rejects -> objective truth.
Cultural Materialism
Feminism
Structuralism
Post-Modernism
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What is defined as a symbol?
A storage place for the meaning of something unknown
An arbitrary representation of something elese
Something that looks like what it is representing
An unpredictable and ever changing image of something
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Cultures are often made up of __________ -cultures.
extinct
counter
local
anti
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Ethnologists study all aspects of culture besides this one.
Evolution
Economic practices
Music
Marriage Customs
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Fieldwork can often bring on a feeling of loneliness and confusion. This is called?
Culture Shock
Ethnocentrism
Shell Shock
After Shock
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American palaeoanthropologist best known for his discovery of "Lucy":
Marius Barbeau
Donald Johanson
Raymond Dart
Bronislaw Malinowski
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Which of the following is not considered to be a Universal Human Function?
Drinking
Fighting
Eating
Sleeping
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Everyone sees other cultures through the lens of their own; therefore, bias can play a role.
Functionalism
Cultural Relativism
Cultural Materialism
Cultural Ethnocentrism
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Rituals are important because?
Demonstrate in a visual way what is considered important
The reinforce the cultural norms
all of these are correct
They provide comfort at times of uncertainty
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The Nacirema article was written and delivered by which now famous Anthropologist?
Merry Leaky
Jane Goodall
Franz Boaz
Horace Miner
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Compares cultures to see how many were dominated by each sex; ensures female voices are heard.
Post-Modernism
Feminism
Functional Theory
Structuralism
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Participant Observation includes all of the following except this one.
Interviews
Taking part in a ceremony
Participation in warfare
Video recording
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The Mudmen of PNG create fantastic costumes to do what with?
Provide tourist with photo oppurtunities
Bring success to hunting and crop raising
Remember their ancestors
Strike fear into the hearts of their enemies
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Ethical issues in Ethnography include all of these except this one?
Personal safety
Getting consent from the people first
Government rules and regulations
Hiding information from those being studied
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Kula serves all of these purposes except one, for the people of the Trobriand Islands?
Prevents war
Redistributes wealth in the society
Demonstrates who is in power
Keeps traditions alive
24
Anthropologists call all of the following examples "Rites of Passage" except this one.
Funerals
Birth
Crocodile scarring
Attending the semi formal
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All of these represent current Schools of Thought in Anthropology today, except one.
Cultural Materialism
Impressionism
Post Modernism
Functionalism
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In Victorian, England Ethnography was accomplished how?
In your armchair readings books about a culture
Employing students to do the fieldwork for you
Capturing natives and bringing them to England
Living with the people you were studying
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What is culture?
The non-verbal behaviours of a society
The full range of learned human behaviours
The language of a society
Only the material possessions of a society
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Concluded that cultural forces often determine an individual's development; focused on teens.
Ruth Benedict
Margaret Mead
Raymond Dart
Jane Goodall
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States that materials or conditions within the environment influence how culture develops.
Functional Theory
Post-Modernism
Cultural Relativism
Cultural Materialism
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The article on the Nacirema helped Anthropologists understand what?
Even Anthropologists want to hear the fantastic
Anthropologists have to understand and not judge a culture
The Anthropological voice can be dangerous
We can easily be fooled by the unknown
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What do Cultural Anthropologist actually do?
Ask questions about cultural differences
Study past and present cultures
What can we learn from the remains of cultures
How does language express culture
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Cultures are viewed as systems & are analysed in terms of structural relations among elements.
Social Darwinism
Functional Theory
Cultural Materialism
Structuralism
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The Father of Participant Observation is....
Bronislaw Malinowski
Arthur Evans
Margaret Mead
Franz Boaz
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What is the most important difference between Race and Ethnicity?
Race is not biological and Ethnicity is group affiliation
Race is biological and Ethnicity is culture
Race is decided by society and Ethnicity is gender related
Race determines class and Ethnicity decides dress
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An anthropologist cannot compare 2 cultures because each culture has its own internal rules.
Functional Theory
Cultural Materialism
Cultural Relativism
Cultural Enthocentrism
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Malinowski said that there were 4 passions that drive all societies. Which is not one?
Hunger
Fear
Sex
Technology
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Early Cultural Anthropology was often lacking in what?
Scientific Methods
Fieldwork
All of these
Cultural Relativism
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What is the opposite to Ethnocentrism?
Culture Shock
Functionalism
Cultural Relativism
Bias
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Walking on two limbs is one of the defining characteristics of being human. This is called?
Hydropeds
Quadropeds
Bipeds
Anthropeds
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Gender roles are determined by what in a society?
Dress
Culture
Behaviour
Strength