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Introduction to Anthropology Quiz

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  “Sick Societies;” Maladapations
B  “The Mind of Primitive Man;” Cultural Relativism
C  “Witchcraft, Oracles and Magic Among the Azande;” Azande Witchcraft
D  “Argonauts of the Western Pacific;” Partcipant Observation
Question #2
A  “Witchcraft, Oracles and Magic Among the Azande;” Azande Witchcraft
B  “The Mind of Primitive Man;” Cultural Relativism
C  “Sick Societies;” Maladapations
D  “Argonauts of the Western Pacific;” Partcipant Observation
Question #3
A  “Argonauts of the Western Pacific;” Partcipant Observation
B  “Sick Societies;” Maladapations
C  “The Mind of Primitive Man;” Cultural Relativism
D  “Witchcraft, Oracles and Magic Among the Azande;” Azande Witchcraft
Question #4
A  “Witchcraft, Oracles and Magic Among the Azande;” Azande Witchcraft
B  “The Mind of Primitive Man;” Cultural Relativism
C  “Argonauts of the Western Pacific;” Partcipant Observation
D  “Sick Societies;” Maladapations
Question #5
A  No, but American witchcraft is real.
B  Yes, and it is evil and dangerous.
C  No, magic isn’t real.
D  Yes, in terms of their own understanding.
Question #7
A  scientific tools and apparel
B  religious training and vaccines
C  funding and access to field sites
D  unlimited freedom and academic autonomy
Question #8
A  Get off the armchair to try local cuisine
B  Learn the local language
C  Stay for an extended period of time
D  Explore the mundane imponderabilia
Question #9
A  the process of learning your own culture.
B  Fieldwork approach that is backbone of anthropological research.
C  A description of cultural practices or cultural groups.
D  The approach that considers all interconnected parts of a cultural system.
Question #10
A  The approach that considers all interconnected parts of a cultural system.
B  The ousider’s perspective of a culture
C  A cultural practice that contradicts the people’s own culturally-specific logic.
D  The study of humanity.
Question #11
A  A cultural practice that contradicts the people’s own culturally-specific logic.
B  Comparing another culture/cultural practice againts your own culturally-specific logic.
C  The study of humanity.
D  the process of learning your own culture.
Question #12
A  The study of humanity.
B  The concept that one can only understand another culture in terms of the own culturall-specific logic.
C  The ousider’s perspective of a culture
D  The approach that considers all interconnected parts of a cultural system.
Question #13
A  A cultural practice that contradicts the people’s own culturally-specific logic.
B  The exploitation of peoples by a foreign power.
C  Comparing another culture/cultural practice againts your own culturally-specific logic.
D  the process of learning your own culture.
Question #14
A  The concept that one can only understand another culture in terms of the own culturall-specific logic.
B  The exploitation of peoples by a foreign power.
C  Comparing another culture/cultural practice againts your own culturally-specific logic.
D  To make the strange familiar and the familiar strange.
Question #15
A  The concept that one can only understand another culture in terms of the own culturall-specific logic.
B  The exploitation of peoples by a foreign power.
C  To make the strange familiar and the familiar strange.
D  Fieldwork approach that is backbone of anthropological research.
Question #16
A  Comparing another culture/cultural practice againts your own culturally-specific logic.
B  A description of cultural practices or cultural groups.
C  The approach that considers all interconnected parts of a cultural system.
D  The study of humanity.
Question #17
A  The ousider’s perspective of a culture
B  The insider’s perspective of a culture
C  The concept that one can only understand another culture in terms of the own culturall-specific logic.
D  The exploitation of peoples by a foreign power.
Question #18
A  the process of learning your own culture.
B  The ousider’s perspective of a culture
C  The insider’s perspective of a culture
D  A cultural practice that contradicts the people’s own culturally-specific logic.
Question #19
A  The approach that considers all interconnected parts of a cultural system.
B  A description of cultural practices or cultural groups.
C  Fieldwork approach that is backbone of anthropological research.
D  To make the strange familiar and the familiar strange.
Question #20
A  The insider’s perspective of a culture
B  The approach that considers all interconnected parts of a cultural system.
C  The ousider’s perspective of a culture
D  The study of humanity.