Anthropology

1.   There is a difference between ideal and real behaviors.   Student Response Correct Answer Feedback  1. True      2. False     Score: 0.5/0.5   2.   There are approximately 6,000 languages spoken today.   Student Response Correct Answer Feedback  1. True      2. False     Score: 0.5/0.5   3.   A worldwide interconnected landscape with multiple intertwining and overlapping peoples and cultures on the move is known as ____.   Student Response Correct Answer Feedback 1. a transnational population     2. a multi-sited ethnography     3. a diasporic population     4. an immigrant population      5. a globalscape      Score: 0.5/0.5   4.   Research that is community-based and politically involved is called ____.   Student Response Correct Answer Feedback 1. peasant anthropology     2. representative anthropology      3. advocacy anthropology      4. urgent anthropology     5. action anthropology     Score: 0.5/0.5   5.   Most anthropologists face ____.   Student Response Correct Answer Feedback 1. mental challenges in the field     2. physical challenges in the field     3. physical harm in the field      4. all of the above     5. a and b      Score: 0/0.5   6.   Although human beings always have been interested in other human beings, anthropology first began to emerge as a formal discipline during ____.   Student Response Correct Answer Feedback 1. globalization     2. exploration      3. colonization     4. colonialism      5. industrialism     Score: 0/0.5   7.   The ethical obligation to self-monitor while doing ethnographic research (constantly checking and re-checking personal or cultural biases) is called ____.   Student Response Correct Answer Feedback 1. reading     2. rationality     3. reflection      4. reflexivity      5. none of these     Score: 0.5/0.5   8.   It is often an indication of acceptance when anthropologists are given kinship terms by the people they are studying.   Student Response Correct Answer Feedback 1. True       2. False     Score: 0/0.5   9.   The idealist perspective is a theoretical approach that stresses the primacy of the cultural ____.   Student Response Correct Answer Feedback 1. infrastructure     2. substructure     3. structure      4. superstructure      5. none of the above     Score: 0.5/0.5   10.   A formal, recorded agreement to participate in research is called ____.   Student Response Correct Answer Feedback 1. a research agreement      2. informed consent      3. informed consensus     4. informal consent     5. informal consensus     Score: 0.5/0.5   11.   Some anthropologists face political challenges in the field.   Student Response Correct Answer Feedback  1. True      2. False     Score: 0.5/0.5   12.   Why is it important to map the fieldsite with information from the local people?   Student Response Correct Answer Feedback 1. much cultural information is contained on a key consultant's map     2. the map will contain local place names     3. the map will contain information on local features and land use in the area     4. social information will be contained on the map      5. all of the above      Score: 0.5/0.5   13.   Anthropology emerged as a scientific discipline less than 20 years ago.   Student Response Correct Answer Feedback 1. True      2. False      Score: 0.5/0.5   14.   Which of the following best defines applied anthropology?   Student Response Correct Answer Feedback 1. the use of anthropological techniques to better prepare populations for market research and the introduction of capitalism     2. the application of anthropological types of change in order to help indigenous people develop further      3. the use of anthropological knowledge and methods to solve practical problems in communities confronting new challenges      4. the implementation of change into indigenous populations only in order to save and preserve them     5. all of the above     Score: 0.5/0.5   15.   Why were there differences between the original field research of Malinowski and that of Weiner some sixty years later?   Student Response Correct Answer Feedback 1. differences in researchers' genders      2. all of these      3. changes over time     4. different theoretical interests     5. differences in field methodology     Score: 0.5/0.5   16.   The most important anthropological research tool by far is participant observation.   Student Response Correct Answer Feedback  1. True      2. False     Score: 0.5/0.5   17.   Margaret Mead argued that ethnographers should make much more effective use of ____.   Student Response Correct Answer Feedback 1. participant observation      2. photography      3. collecting material artifacts     4. interviews     5. mapping     Score: 0.5/0.5   18.   The theoretical approach of structural-functionalism is primarily associated with the ____ School.   Student Response Correct Answer Feedback 1. German      2. British      3. French     4. Dutch     5. American     Score: 0.5/0.5   19.   Marxism, neo-evolutionism, and cultural ecology are all considered to be ____ approaches.   Student Response Correct Answer Feedback 1. substantivist      2. materialist      3. political     4. ecological     5. idealist     Score: 0.5/0.5   20.   National character studies were most popular during ____.   Student Response Correct Answer Feedback 1. the Iraq War     2. the Spanish-American War      3. World War II      4. the Vietnam War     5. World War I     Score: 0.5/0.5