Asking Questions About
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Robert L. Welsch
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Luis A. Vivanco
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Chapter 01: Anthropology
Chapter 02: Culture
Chapter 03: Ethnography
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Chapter 04: Linguistic Anthropology
Chapter 05: Globalization and Culture
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Chapter 06: Sustainability
Chapter 07: Economics
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Chapter 08: Politics
Chapter 09: Race, Ethnicity, and Class
Chapter 10: Gender, Sex, and Sexuality
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Chapter 11: Kinship, Marriage, and the Family
Chapter 12: Religion
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Chapter 13: The Body
Chapter 14: Materiality
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Chapter 1
Multiple Choice
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1. The subfield of anthropology that studies human evolution, including human genetics
and human nutrition, is called
a. biological anthropology.*
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b. linguistic anthropology.
c. cultural anthropology.
d. archaeology.
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2. The subfield of anthropology that studies language use is called
a. biological anthropology.
b. linguistic anthropology.*
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c. cultural anthropology.
d. archaeology.
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3. The subfield of anthropology that studies the material remains of past cultures is called
a. biological anthropology.
b. linguistic anthropology.
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c. cultural anthropology.
d. archaeology.*
4. The subfield of anthropology that studies human diversity, beliefs, and practices is
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called
a. biological anthropology.
b. linguistic anthropology.
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c. cultural anthropology.*
d. archaeology.
, 5. A linguistic anthropologist would be least interested in which of the following research
projects?
a. The role of the mouth in forming words
b. The formation of a local dialect or accent
c. A language revitalization project
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d. The circulation of American graphic t-shirts in sub-Saharan Africa*
6. Cultural relativism is the principle that
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a. one should seek to understand cultures on their own terms.*
b. one can only understand another culture if it is relatively similar to one's own.
c. anthropologists' ethical obligations vary across cultural contexts.
d. the scientific method is only appropriate in some cultures.
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7. Anthropologists draw their conclusions from information they verify via observation,
rather than through logic or theory alone. This research method is known as
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a. empiricism.*
b. ethnocentrism.
c. paradigmatic.
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d. comparative.
8. When an anthropologist examines birthing practices in the United States and Mexico, he
or she is employing
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a. the scientific method.
b. cultural relativism.
c. the ethnographic method.*
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d. the comparative method.
9. Anthropology emerged as an academic discipline in
a. 400 BCE.
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b. the 1800s.*