________ refers to the different symbol-based patterns and traditions associated with
particular groups within the same complex society.
A.Subcultures
B.Globalization
C.Diffusion
D.Hypodescent
E.Pidgins
________ contributed to the emergence of the American notion that “a woman’s place is
in the home.”
A.European immigration around 1900
B.World War II
C.Voting rights for women
D.Inflation
E.The Women’s Rights Movement
Anthropology’s comparative, biocultural perspective
A.allows the inclusion of both biological and cultural approaches to comment on or
solve a particular issue or problem.
B.is the reason it has traditionally studied nonindustrialized societies.
C.is insignificant, since evolution is studied by biological anthropologists, while culture
is studied by cultural anthropologists.
D.is a product of the participant observation approach.
E.places it in the humanities.
Many scientists prefer “________” over “global warming” to denote changes in the
environment.
A.deforestation
B.climate change
C.diaspora
D.arctic melting
E.global temperature change
Shared culture means that culture is
A.an attribute of particular individuals.
B.an attribute of individuals as members of their groups.
C.what ensures that all people raised in the same society have the same opinions.
D.universally regarded as more important than the concept of the individual.
E.imposed by more than one person.
The fact that ________ gives an interview schedule the advantage over a
questionnaire-based survey.
A.interview schedules allow informants to talk about whatever they feel is important
B.interview schedules rely on very short responses
C.questionnaires are completely unstructured
D.interview schedules are better suited to complex, urban societies
E.questionnaires are emic, while interview schedules are etic