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Final Exam

Navigation   » List of Schools  »  Los Angeles City College  »  Anthropology  »  Anthropology 101 – Human Biologic Evolution  »  Fall 2022  »  Final Exam

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

Question #1
A  status
B  children being raised in proximity
C  culturally sanctioned laws
D  learned behavior
Question #2
A  nutrition
B  monogamy
C  family size
D  conflicting needs
Question #3
A  Wernicke’s area
B  basiocranial flexion
C  hyoid bone
D  prefrontal lobe
Question #4
A  quickens the onset of adulthood
B  allows for extended neurological development
C  only occurs rarely
D  causes a reduced period of social learning
Question #5
A  directly from Africa on a South Atlantic land bridge
B  during the Middle Stone Age
C  by crossing the Atlantic on watercraft
D  via the coast of Siberia
Question #6
A  Regional Homo erectus characteristics were replaced by those of H. neanderthalensis.
B  There was an abrupt separation of Homo erectus and H. sapiens populations.
C  Homo neanderthalensis did not interbreed with anatomically modern H. sapiens.
D  There was a single evolving lineage of Homo sapiens in each region of the Old World.
Question #7
A  is not supported by genetic data
B  maintains that humans had a localized origin
C  is often called the Multiregional Model
D  implies that modern human variation evolved millions of years ago
Question #8
A  late surviving Homo erectus populations gave rise to modern Homo sapiens
B  a third hominin could have existed along with Neandertal and modern Homo
C  they are related to Neandertals
D  modern homo sapiens have an Asian origin
Question #11
A  had smaller brains
B  left Africa before the hand-axe was invented
C  were more peaceful than the African counterparts
D  had less dexterous hands
Question #12
A  Oldowan tools were flaked.
B  Acheulean tools were bifaced.
C  Acheulean tools were associated with Homo erectus.
D  Oldowan tools were made from stone.
Question #13
A  Indonesia
B  Saudi Arabia
C  Israel
D  the Republic of Georgia
Question #14
A  trapping
B  herding
C  scavenging
D  hunting
Question #16
A  more social than gracile australopithecines.
B  much more aggressive than gracile australopithecines.
C  an evolutionary dead end.
D  meat-eaters.
Question #17
A  relative; absolute
B  seriation; absolute
C  radiocarbon; type-analysis
D  absolute; relative
Question #18
A  Predators often dragged hominins they had killed into caves.
B  Hominin bones fell into caves through holes in the ceiling.
C  Hominins seemed to have crawled into caves to die.
D  Hominins in South Africa lived in caves.
Question #19
A  Orrorin tugenensis
B  Sahelanthropus tchadensis
C  Australopithecus anamensis
D  Ardipithecus ramidus
Question #20
A  It had ape-like facial features but cranial characteristics suggesting bipedalism.
B  It is the oldest hominin fossil ancient DNA as been extracted from.
C  It provides the earliest evidence of stone tool use.
D  Its features suggest it may actually be the earliest member of Homo.
Question #21
A  No hominin finds date from 7 to 4.4 million years ago.
B  The first hominin was likely an alien and therefore left no trace.
C  Hominin fossils from the late Miocene are very fragmentary and show only slight differences from apes.
D  The fossil record for hominins between 10 and 6 million years ago has too many specimens to classify.
Question #22
A  no reduction of the canine, but partial reduction of the diastema
B  some reduction of the canine, but an ape-like diastema
C  an essentially ape-like dentition
D  some reduction of the canine and partial reduction or absence of the diastema
Question #23
A  brow ridge
B  sagittal crest
C  lumbar vertebrae
D  foramen magnum
Question #24
A  It had a diet that consisted of insects.
B  It co-existed with Homo erectus.
C  It was the largest monkey that ever lived.
D  It lived in western Africa.
Question #25
A  Monkeys can more easily shift to efficient terrestrial locomotion.
B  Monkeys are more intelligent.
C  Monkeys can are better adapted to arboreal environments.
D  Apes cannot react quickly enough to changing environments.
Question #26
A  Pliocene
B  Eocene
C  Miocene
D  Jurassic
Question #27
A  visual predators
B  social
C  intelligent
D  bipedal
Question #28
A  birds
B  microscopic life forms
C  flowering plants
D  lizards
Question #29
A  warming and increased moisture
B  cooling and drying
C  warming and drying
D  cooling and increased moisture
Question #30
A  Phanerozoic
B  Hadean
C  Cenozoic
D  Mesozoic