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Test 3

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

Question #1
A  all of these
B  ischial callosities
C  a greater range of body size than New World monkeys
D  none of these features characterize Old World monkeys
E  bilophodont molars
Question #4
A  lemurs
B  bonobos
C  monkeys
D  baboons
E  gibbons
Question #6
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #7
A  adaptations to preying on insects
B  adaptations to living on the ground
C  none of these
D  giving birth to live young
Question #8
A  people who do not have any sickle cell (HbS) alleles
B  carriers of the sickle cell (HbS) allele
C  people who are homozygous for sickle cell disease
D  all of the above
Question #10
A  as a result of dietary deficiencies
B  as a result of change in climate
C  because they have resistance to infectious disease (Tuberculosis)
Question #12
A  The term ethnic group has been replaced by the term race.
B  The concept of race explicitly incorporates sociocultural factors.
C  Ethnic groups are separated from one another by social barriers.
D  Races are separated from one another by social barriers.
Question #13
A  Japan
B  none of these
C  Germany
D  The United States and Japan
E  The United States
Question #14
A  Cholera
B  Small pox
C  Syphillis
D  HIV/AIDS
E  Tuberculosis
F  Malaria
Question #16
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #17
A  semi-free-ranging studies
B  field studies
C  semi-free-ranging studies
D  performed in laboratories
Question #18
A  Males assist in infant caregiving
B  It is the most common nonhuman primate social system
C  It usually involves multifemale groups
D  all of the above
Question #19
A  better adapted to life in the forest
B  have intense male competition for mates
C  not dimorphic with respect to body size
Question #20
A  the benefits of being social
B  the costs of being social
C  evolutionary processes that promoted sociality
D  none of the above
Question #21
A  nocturnal adaptation
B  a solitary lifestyle
C  sociality
D  none of the above
Question #23
A  males must compete for mating
B  that the animals are more vulnerable to attack
C  that there is less protection for individuals
D  that there is less food for everyone
Question #24
A  critically endangered
B  endangered
C  extremely vulnerable
D  none of the above