Question 1

Shandy and Moe, in "Negotiating Work and Family in America," argue thaa key to women's rank is

Accepted Answer

A) control over family finances. 
B) having a large number of children. 
C) obtaining high-level occupational positions. 
D) their contribution of goods and services toward family maintenance. 
A) control over family finances. 
B) having a large number of children. 
C) obtaining high-level occupational positions. 
D) their contribution of goods and services toward family maintenance. C

Question 2

In his article, "Mixed Blood," Jefferson M.Fish argues thathe American conceporace is culturally constructed, noa biological reality.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

In "Negotiating Work and Family in America," Shandy and Moe argue thaiis only
older women who face structural barriers in an attempto negotiate work and family
responsibilities.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

In "Motorcycles, Membership, and Belonging," McCurdy argues thaindividuals in Indian society have turned to personal networks outside otheir family, including groups opeople from local taverns, civic organizations, and special interests, for satisfying social connections.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

In "Mixed Blood," Fish argues thahuman biological races do noexisbecause

Accepted Answer

A) people from anywhere on the planet can mate with others from anywhere else and produce fertile offspring. 
B) scientists have ignored important physical traits such as body shape. 
C) people find it politically incorrect to name them. 
D) the real traits that indicate genetic groupings cannot be observed. 
A) people from anywhere on the planet can mate with others from anywhere else and produce fertile offspring. 
B) scientists have ignored important physical traits such as body shape. 
C) people find it politically incorrect to name them. 
D) the real traits that indicate genetic groupings cannot be observed.

Question 6

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," an avocado is classified by Brazilians as a fruiand by North Americans as a vegetable.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," human beings cannobe classified into races on the basis ophysical characteristics because there is so little variation within the human species.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The culturally defined behaviors associated with particular social statuses are called

Accepted Answer

A) social identities. 
B) social roles. 
C) status clusters. 
D) social action clusters. 
A) social identities. 
B) social roles. 
C) status clusters. 
D) social action clusters.

Question 9

According to Rogozen-Soltar in "Becoming Muslim in Europe," due to the progressive
attitudes omany European countries, converts to Islam face few political or social
challenges.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

When the author firsmeMaría Martínez in 2006, she had married a Jordanian man and

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A) planned to convert to Islam. 
B) had given up wine, pork, and beer in preparation of converting to Islam. 
C) had converted to Islam prior to marriage. 
D) could not imagine a Spanish woman converting to Islam. 
A) planned to convert to Islam. 
B) had given up wine, pork, and beer in preparation of converting to Islam. 
C) had converted to Islam prior to marriage. 
D) could not imagine a Spanish woman converting to Islam.

Question 11

Like the women in hunter-gatherer societies who share the responsibility for food supply, Shandy and Moe argue in "Negotiating Work and Family in America" thaU.S.women

Accepted Answer

A) now hold jobs traditionally reserved for men but have not gained the power and equality that comes with these jobs. 
B) still do not have access to education, jobs, and income as men do. 
C) have increasingly gained power and equality as they hold jobs once reserved for men. 
D) have gained access to education, but have not made inroads in equality in the area of corporate and government jobs. 
A) now hold jobs traditionally reserved for men but have not gained the power and equality that comes with these jobs. 
B) still do not have access to education, jobs, and income as men do. 
C) have increasingly gained power and equality as they hold jobs once reserved for men. 
D) have gained access to education, but have not made inroads in equality in the area of corporate and government jobs.

Question 12

According to Shandy and Moe in "Negotiating Work and Family in America," anthropologisErnestine Friedl argues thacontrol opublicly shared resources, such as animal proteins, in hunter-gatherer societies determines the degree to which females are equal to males.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Caste, like class, is a kind osocial stratification into which members are born, but
which permits mobility based on the acquisition owealth and symbols ohigher
standing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

In "Motorcycles, Membership, and Belonging," McCurdy argues thaHonda company employees take on the role o__________ as they ride along with "Wingers" as participanobservers, gaining insighon how to improve and redesign their motorcycles to meeriders' needs.

Accepted Answer

A) detached observer 
B) ethnographers 
C) respondents 
D) reporters 
A) detached observer 
B) ethnographers 
C) respondents 
D) reporters

Question 15

Roles are the categories odifferenkinds opeople who interact.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Time, place, and objects are significanmarkers of

Accepted Answer

A) social groups. 
B) social networks. 
C) roles. 
D) social situations. 
A) social groups. 
B) social networks. 
C) roles. 
D) social situations.

Question 17

In "Negotiating Work and Family in America," Shandy and Moe reporthawhen a parenleaves the workforce, 97 ouo100 times iis the woman who drops out.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

According to McCurdy in "Motorcycles, Membership, and Belonging," interesgroups such as the Gold Wing Road Riders Association (GWRRA) provide members with a feeling oshared interest, sense oachievement, and self-worth thathey may lack in other aspects otheir lives.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

A group ranked in a system osocial stratification into which members are born for life is called a

Accepted Answer

A) caste. 
B) class. 
C) rank society. 
D) stratified society. 
A) caste. 
B) class. 
C) rank society. 
D) stratified society.

Question 20

Class is a kind ostratification defined by unequal access to prestige and valued resources buwhich can permiindividual mobility.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Shandy and Moe, in "Negotiating Work and Family in America," argue thaa key to women's rank is

In his article, "Mixed Blood," Jefferson M.Fish argues thathe American conceporace is culturally constructed, noa biological reality.

In "Negotiating Work and Family in America," Shandy and Moe argue thaiis only older women who face structural barriers in an attempto negotiate work and family responsibilities.

In "Motorcycles, Membership, and Belonging," McCurdy argues thaindividuals in Indian society have turned to personal networks outside otheir family, including groups opeople from local taverns, civic organizations, and special interests, for satisfying social connections.

In "Mixed Blood," Fish argues thahuman biological races do noexisbecause

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," an avocado is classified by Brazilians as a fruiand by North Americans as a vegetable.

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," human beings cannobe classified into races on the basis ophysical characteristics because there is so little variation within the human species.

The culturally defined behaviors associated with particular social statuses are called

According to Rogozen-Soltar in "Becoming Muslim in Europe," due to the progressive attitudes omany European countries, converts to Islam face few political or social challenges.

When the author firsmeMaría Martínez in 2006, she had married a Jordanian man and

Like the women in hunter-gatherer societies who share the responsibility for food supply, Shandy and Moe argue in "Negotiating Work and Family in America" thaU.S.women

According to Shandy and Moe in "Negotiating Work and Family in America," anthropologisErnestine Friedl argues thacontrol opublicly shared resources, such as animal proteins, in hunter-gatherer societies determines the degree to which females are equal to males.

Caste, like class, is a kind osocial stratification into which members are born, but which permits mobility based on the acquisition owealth and symbols ohigher standing.

In "Motorcycles, Membership, and Belonging," McCurdy argues thaHonda company employees take on the role o__________ as they ride along with "Wingers" as participanobservers, gaining insighon how to improve and redesign their motorcycles to meeriders' needs.

Roles are the categories odifferenkinds opeople who interact.

Time, place, and objects are significanmarkers of

In "Negotiating Work and Family in America," Shandy and Moe reporthawhen a parenleaves the workforce, 97 ouo100 times iis the woman who drops out.

According to McCurdy in "Motorcycles, Membership, and Belonging," interesgroups such as the Gold Wing Road Riders Association (GWRRA) provide members with a feeling oshared interest, sense oachievement, and self-worth thathey may lack in other aspects otheir lives.

A group ranked in a system osocial stratification into which members are born for life is called a

Class is a kind ostratification defined by unequal access to prestige and valued resources buwhich can permiindividual mobility.

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Shandy and Moe, in "Negotiating Work and Family in America," argue thaa key to women's rank is

In his article, "Mixed Blood," Jefferson M.Fish argues thathe American conceporace is culturally constructed, noa biological reality.

In "Negotiating Work and Family in America," Shandy and Moe argue thaiis only older women who face structural barriers in an attempto negotiate work and family responsibilities.

In "Motorcycles, Membership, and Belonging," McCurdy argues thaindividuals in Indian society have turned to personal networks outside otheir family, including groups opeople from local taverns, civic organizations, and special interests, for satisfying social connections.

In "Mixed Blood," Fish argues thahuman biological races do noexisbecause

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," an avocado is classified by Brazilians as a fruiand by North Americans as a vegetable.

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," human beings cannobe classified into races on the basis ophysical characteristics because there is so little variation within the human species.

The culturally defined behaviors associated with particular social statuses are called

According to Rogozen-Soltar in "Becoming Muslim in Europe," due to the progressive attitudes omany European countries, converts to Islam face few political or social challenges.

When the author firsmeMaría Martínez in 2006, she had married a Jordanian man and

Like the women in hunter-gatherer societies who share the responsibility for food supply, Shandy and Moe argue in "Negotiating Work and Family in America" thaU.S.women

According to Shandy and Moe in "Negotiating Work and Family in America," anthropologisErnestine Friedl argues thacontrol opublicly shared resources, such as animal proteins, in hunter-gatherer societies determines the degree to which females are equal to males.

Caste, like class, is a kind osocial stratification into which members are born, but which permits mobility based on the acquisition owealth and symbols ohigher standing.

In "Motorcycles, Membership, and Belonging," McCurdy argues thaHonda company employees take on the role o__________ as they ride along with "Wingers" as participanobservers, gaining insighon how to improve and redesign their motorcycles to meeriders' needs.

Roles are the categories odifferenkinds opeople who interact.

Time, place, and objects are significanmarkers of

In "Negotiating Work and Family in America," Shandy and Moe reporthawhen a parenleaves the workforce, 97 ouo100 times iis the woman who drops out.

According to McCurdy in "Motorcycles, Membership, and Belonging," interesgroups such as the Gold Wing Road Riders Association (GWRRA) provide members with a feeling oshared interest, sense oachievement, and self-worth thathey may lack in other aspects otheir lives.

A group ranked in a system osocial stratification into which members are born for life is called a

Class is a kind ostratification defined by unequal access to prestige and valued resources buwhich can permiindividual mobility.

Culture and Ethnography

Language and Communication

Ecology and Subsistence

Economic Systems

Kinship and Family

Law and Politics

Religion, Magic, and Worldview

Globalization

Using and Doing Anthropology

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