Question 1

According to Lee, when a !Kung hunter kills a large animal, he is likely to tell others

Accepted Answer

A) "I have killed a large giraffe." 
B) "I have killed a big one in the bush." 
C) "I am no good for hunting.I saw nothing at all…just a little tiny one." 
D) "A giraffe happened to step in front of my flying arrow." 
A) "I have killed a large giraffe." 
B) "I have killed a big one in the bush." 
C) "I am no good for hunting.I saw nothing at all…just a little tiny one." 
D) "A giraffe happened to step in front of my flying arrow." C

Question 2

The !Kung ridiculed the ox given them by Lee for their Christmas feasbecause this is the usual way they "cool" the arrogance opeople who provide importanthings for others.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

Lee's gifoa Christmas ox was ridiculed by the !Kung because he misunderstood their criteria for a desirable animal.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

According to Spradley, the actions generated by cultural knowledge are called

Accepted Answer

A) cultural behavior. 
B) cultural generation. 
C) cultural artifacts. 
D) explicit culture. 
A) cultural behavior. 
B) cultural generation. 
C) cultural artifacts. 
D) explicit culture.

Question 5

The cross?cultural misunderstanding experienced between Lee and the !Kung occurred over

Accepted Answer

A) the cultural meaning of the gift of an ox. 
B) the way Lee gave them the ox. 
C) the cultural meaning of oxen. 
D) the poor condition of the ox. 
A) the cultural meaning of the gift of an ox. 
B) the way Lee gave them the ox. 
C) the cultural meaning of oxen. 
D) the poor condition of the ox.

Question 6

!Kung regularly express admiration for one another's hunting achievements.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

In "Fieldwork on Prostitution in the Era oAIDS," Sterk found thain-depth interviews

Accepted Answer

A) worked best if she had asked a list of carefully prepared questions. 
B) worked best if held in private. 
C) yielded little in-depth information. 
D) were the most stressful part of fieldwork. 
A) worked best if she had asked a list of carefully prepared questions. 
B) worked best if held in private. 
C) yielded little in-depth information. 
D) were the most stressful part of fieldwork.

Question 8

The process odiscovering and describing a particular culture is called

Accepted Answer

A) interviewing. 
B) ethnocentrism. 
C) participant observation. 
D) ethnography. 
A) interviewing. 
B) ethnocentrism. 
C) participant observation. 
D) ethnography.

Question 9

The misunderstanding thaLee experienced with the !Kung was based on differencultural meanings for Lee's gifoa Christmas ox.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

An informanis whaanthropologists call the individuals from whom they learn a culture.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

According to Gmelch in "Nice Girls Don'Talk to Rastas," orthodox Rastafarians are

Accepted Answer

A) part of a religious sect whose members go without clothes and subsist off the land 
B) part of a Muslim sect found largely on Caribbean islands. 
C) a sub group practicing voodoo religious rights. 
D) a monastic group that is based on a North African religious tradition. 
A) part of a religious sect whose members go without clothes and subsist off the land 
B) part of a Muslim sect found largely on Caribbean islands. 
C) a sub group practicing voodoo religious rights. 
D) a monastic group that is based on a North African religious tradition.

Question 12

In "Nice Girls Don'Talk to Rastas," Gmelch notes thafemale students from the U.S.find inearly impossible to conducfieldwork in Barbados because they are unwittingly disrespectful to Barbadians.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

In "Nice Girls Don'Talk to Rastas," Gmelch notes thaAmerican students often behave according to a principle called personal autonomy when they live among people in other societies.This means that

Accepted Answer

A) if they see what they believe is "truth," they can act without concern for what others think. 
B) they should be able to have their own private space in which to live. 
C) they can feel free to criticize local people. 
D) if they don't like a local custom, they can ignore it. 
A) if they see what they believe is "truth," they can act without concern for what others think. 
B) they should be able to have their own private space in which to live. 
C) they can feel free to criticize local people. 
D) if they don't like a local custom, they can ignore it.

Question 14

The belieand feeling thaone's own culture is besis called

Accepted Answer

A) cultural relativism. 
B) naive realism. 
C) detached observation. 
D) ethnocentrism. 
A) cultural relativism. 
B) naive realism. 
C) detached observation. 
D) ethnocentrism.

Question 15

Which othe following is the besexample oan action based on a tacicultural rule for members oU.S.society?

Accepted Answer

A) chewing with one's mouth closed 
B) driving on the right side of the street 
C) giving your father "his" chair in front of the family television 
D) moving to the opposite side of an elevator when there is only one other person in it 
A) chewing with one's mouth closed 
B) driving on the right side of the street 
C) giving your father "his" chair in front of the family television 
D) moving to the opposite side of an elevator when there is only one other person in it

Question 16

Gmelch's article, "Nice Girls Don'Talk to Rastas," describes a confliccaused by his student's naive realism as she did fieldwork in a rural Barbadian community.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

The view thaall people see and understand the world in the same way is called

Accepted Answer

A) naive realism. 
B) culture shock. 
C) ethnocentrism. 
D) detached observation. 
A) naive realism. 
B) culture shock. 
C) ethnocentrism. 
D) detached observation.

Question 18

The way the !Kung treated Richard Lee's gifoa Christmas ox reveals how much they value

Accepted Answer

A) male dominance. 
B)  family solidarity. 
C) identification with nature. 
D) equality. 
A) male dominance. 
B)  family solidarity. 
C) identification with nature. 
D) equality.

Question 19

Culture shock is the process odiscovering and describing a particular culture.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

According to Gmelch in "Nice Girls Don'Talk to Rastas," Barbadian villagers shunned his U.S.study abroad studenbecause she

Accepted Answer

A) had sexual relations with a Rastafarian named Joseph. 
B) gave Joseph some of the fruit growing on her homestay mother's tree. 
C) lived for a time with Joseph in his hillside cave. 
D) was seen talking to and leaving the village with Joseph. 
A) had sexual relations with a Rastafarian named Joseph. 
B) gave Joseph some of the fruit growing on her homestay mother's tree. 
C) lived for a time with Joseph in his hillside cave. 
D) was seen talking to and leaving the village with Joseph.

According to Lee, when a !Kung hunter kills a large animal, he is likely to tell others

The !Kung ridiculed the ox given them by Lee for their Christmas feasbecause this is the usual way they "cool" the arrogance opeople who provide importanthings for others.

Lee's gifoa Christmas ox was ridiculed by the !Kung because he misunderstood their criteria for a desirable animal.

According to Spradley, the actions generated by cultural knowledge are called

The cross?cultural misunderstanding experienced between Lee and the !Kung occurred over

!Kung regularly express admiration for one another's hunting achievements.

In "Fieldwork on Prostitution in the Era oAIDS," Sterk found thain-depth interviews

The process odiscovering and describing a particular culture is called

The misunderstanding thaLee experienced with the !Kung was based on differencultural meanings for Lee's gifoa Christmas ox.

An informanis whaanthropologists call the individuals from whom they learn a culture.

According to Gmelch in "Nice Girls Don'Talk to Rastas," orthodox Rastafarians are

In "Nice Girls Don'Talk to Rastas," Gmelch notes thafemale students from the U.S.find inearly impossible to conducfieldwork in Barbados because they are unwittingly disrespectful to Barbadians.

In "Nice Girls Don'Talk to Rastas," Gmelch notes thaAmerican students often behave according to a principle called personal autonomy when they live among people in other societies.This means that

The belieand feeling thaone's own culture is besis called

Which othe following is the besexample oan action based on a tacicultural rule for members oU.S.society?

Gmelch's article, "Nice Girls Don'Talk to Rastas," describes a confliccaused by his student's naive realism as she did fieldwork in a rural Barbadian community.

The view thaall people see and understand the world in the same way is called

The way the !Kung treated Richard Lee's gifoa Christmas ox reveals how much they value

Culture shock is the process odiscovering and describing a particular culture.

According to Gmelch in "Nice Girls Don'Talk to Rastas," Barbadian villagers shunned his U.S.study abroad studenbecause she

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According to Lee, when a !Kung hunter kills a large animal, he is likely to tell others

The !Kung ridiculed the ox given them by Lee for their Christmas feasbecause this is the usual way they "cool" the arrogance opeople who provide importanthings for others.

Lee's gifoa Christmas ox was ridiculed by the !Kung because he misunderstood their criteria for a desirable animal.

According to Spradley, the actions generated by cultural knowledge are called

The cross?cultural misunderstanding experienced between Lee and the !Kung occurred over

!Kung regularly express admiration for one another's hunting achievements.

In "Fieldwork on Prostitution in the Era oAIDS," Sterk found thain-depth interviews

The process odiscovering and describing a particular culture is called

The misunderstanding thaLee experienced with the !Kung was based on differencultural meanings for Lee's gifoa Christmas ox.

An informanis whaanthropologists call the individuals from whom they learn a culture.

According to Gmelch in "Nice Girls Don'Talk to Rastas," orthodox Rastafarians are

In "Nice Girls Don'Talk to Rastas," Gmelch notes thafemale students from the U.S.find inearly impossible to conducfieldwork in Barbados because they are unwittingly disrespectful to Barbadians.

In "Nice Girls Don'Talk to Rastas," Gmelch notes thaAmerican students often behave according to a principle called personal autonomy when they live among people in other societies.This means that

The belieand feeling thaone's own culture is besis called

Which othe following is the besexample oan action based on a tacicultural rule for members oU.S.society?

Gmelch's article, "Nice Girls Don'Talk to Rastas," describes a confliccaused by his student's naive realism as she did fieldwork in a rural Barbadian community.

The view thaall people see and understand the world in the same way is called

The way the !Kung treated Richard Lee's gifoa Christmas ox reveals how much they value

Culture shock is the process odiscovering and describing a particular culture.

According to Gmelch in "Nice Girls Don'Talk to Rastas," Barbadian villagers shunned his U.S.study abroad studenbecause she

Language and Communication

Ecology and Subsistence

Economic Systems

Kinship and Family

Roles and Inequality

Law and Politics

Religion, Magic, and Worldview

Globalization

Using and Doing Anthropology

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