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Saturday, April 7, 2012

Anthropology


1.

 
Which of the following statements is incorrect?
 Student ResponseCorrect AnswerFeedback
Scientists believe that the missing link very likely existed sometime between 5 and 8 million years ago.  
Student Response Between 4 and 5 million years ago, the environment of eastern and southern Africa was mostly made up of open country with pockets of woodlands.  
All hominoids that show evidence of bipedalism are considered human.  
Australopithecus inhabited an area of dense woodlands.Student Response   
Between 5 and 15 million years ago, various kinds of hominoids lived throughout Africa, Asia, and Europe.  
Score:0/0.5
 

2.

 
_______________ was the tool industry found among the Neandertals.
 Student ResponseCorrect AnswerFeedback
Baton  
Oldowan  
Acheulian  
Student Response MousterianStudent Response   
Levallois  
Score:0.5/0.5
 

3.

 
The Upper Paleolithic is marked by human migration to _______________ for the first time.
 Student ResponseCorrect AnswerFeedback
Student Response Africa  
Baton  
Asia  
Europe  
AustraliaStudent Response   
Score:0/0.5
 

4.

 
Which of the following anthropologists combated against the evaluation of humans by race?
 Student ResponseCorrect AnswerFeedback
Carlton Coon, Franz Boas  
Carolus Linneaus, Franz Boas  
Student Response Johann Blumenbach, Ashley Montagu  
Ashley Montagu, Carlton Coon  
Franz Boas, Ashley MontaguStudent Response   
Score:0/0.5
 

5.

 
In comparison to other mammals, primates have ________________.
 Student ResponseCorrect AnswerFeedback
more incisors  
more pre-molars  
more canines  
Student Response fewer pre-molarsStudent Response   
more molars  
Score:0.5/0.5
 

6.

 
The australopithecine “Lucy” was discovered in _______________.
 Student ResponseCorrect AnswerFeedback
1982  
1968  
1996  
Student Response 1974Student Response   
1946  
Score:0.5/0.5
 

7.

 
Tool-making puts a premium on _______________.
 Student ResponseCorrect AnswerFeedback
migratory patterns  
power  
Student Response manual dexterityStudent Response   
group size  
availability of meat  
Score:0.5/0.5
 

8.

 
Which of the following primate groups has been observed tool-making most frequently?
 Student ResponseCorrect AnswerFeedback
bonobos  
chimpanzeesStudent Response   
Student Response baboons  
rhesus macaques  
gorillas  
Score:0/0.5
 

9.

 
One of the most hotly debated genetic relationships in paleoanthropology is the connection between modern humans and:
 Student ResponseCorrect AnswerFeedback
Student Response Homo Sapiens  
Homo erectus  
Homo antecessor  
Mousterian Tool Bearers  
NeandertalsStudent Response   
Score:0/0.5
 

10.

 
The first members of the genus Homo first appeared around _______________ years ago.
 Student ResponseCorrect AnswerFeedback
2.0 million  
2.5 millionStudent Response   
1.5 million  
Student Response 3.5 million  
4.5 million  
Score:0/0.5
 

11.

 
What is a species?
 Student ResponseCorrect AnswerFeedback
a subgroup of a genus in which individuals share ancestral connections and characteristics  
a subgroup of a genus in which individuals share the same physical characteristics  
a population of individuals who randomly interbreed and produce offspring  
Student Response a population of individuals able to interbreed and produce fertile offspringStudent Response   
none of the above  
Score:0.5/0.5
 

12.

 
The branch of medical anthropology that uses evolutionary principles to contribute to contemporary human health issues is called ______________.
 Student ResponseCorrect AnswerFeedback
historical medicine  
Student Response evolutionary medicineStudent Response   
paleo-medicine  
paleoanthropology medicine  
adaptive medicine  
Score:0.5/0.5
 

13.

 
The concept of race is ____________________ .
 Student ResponseCorrect AnswerFeedback
scientific  
Student Response arbitraryStudent Response   
proven  
expressive  
exclusive  
Score:0.5/0.5
 

14.

 
Which Western anthropologist was the first to encourage the study of Great Ape culture in the wild?
 Student ResponseCorrect AnswerFeedback
Student Response Louis LeakeyStudent Response   
Jane Goodall  
Bronislaw Malinowski  
Dian Fossey  
Frans Boas  
Score:0.5/0.5
 

15.

 
Carolus Linnaeus classified ______________ with humans and monkeys in the same order.
 Student ResponseCorrect AnswerFeedback
slothsStudent Response   
bears  
reptiles  
lions  
Student Response tarsiers  
Score:0/0.5
 

16.

 
_______________ are typically represented in the popular media as “cave men.”
 Student ResponseCorrect AnswerFeedback
Homo habilis  
Cro-Magnon  
Homo erectus  
Australopithecus  
Student Response NeandertalsStudent Response   
Score:0.5/0.5
 

17.

 
The classification of hominoid includes _______________.
 Student ResponseCorrect AnswerFeedback
Student Response humans and apes, living and extinctStudent Response   
living humans, apes, and monkeys  
all primate species  
living humans and apes  
humans, apes, and monkeys, living and extinct  
Score:0.5/0.5
 

18.

 
Where did Jane Goodall begin her studies of chimpanzees?
 Student ResponseCorrect AnswerFeedback
Tokyo, Japan  
Olduvai Gorge, Kenya  
Karisoke, Rwanda  
Student Response Gombe, TanzaniaStudent Response   
Tai Rainforest  
Score:0.5/0.5
 

19.

 
Which of the following tool makers invented the burin, which came into common use in the Upper Paleolithic?
 Student ResponseCorrect AnswerFeedback
Oldowan Toolmakers  
Homo habilis Toolmakers  
Gibeon Toolmakers  
Student Response Mousterian ToolmakersStudent Response   
Neandertal Toolmakers  
Score:0.5/0.5
 

20.

 
Which of the following statements is correct?
 Student ResponseCorrect AnswerFeedback
Student Response Social structures in ape communities are exclusively composed of male dominance hierarchies  
Relationships among individuals within the ape communities are relatively harmonious.Student Response   
Ape groups are formed of extended families that organize into clans that are male-dominated.  
Ape groups are formed into communities that are disharmonious and full of constant conflict.  
none of the above  
Score:0/0.5
 

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