How do arboreal monkeys typically move about in the trees?
a. They tend to swing from branch to branch.
b. They travel using bipedalism.
c. They move mostly on the ground not in the trees.
d. They run and leap along branches.
Correct Answer: d
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______ is the practical application of the subfields of anthropology
a. Linguistics b. Archaeology c. Applied anthropology d. Physical anthropology e. Cultural anthropology
Learning Lodge participants believe language is essential for the survival of a tribe. Why?
a. Without a language to speak there is no culture. b. People within the tribe will not be able to communicate without language. c. Indigenous languages are important for the public to learn. d. Culture is based on language.
Increasing globalization has made the experience of culture shock much less common for anthropologists in the field
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
A biocultural perspective is
A. the notion that humans no longer rely on biological adaptation. B. the inclusion of both biological and cultural approaches. C. synonymous with scientific research. D. the idea that girls should be gymnasts and boys should play football. E. using the fact that culture is completely dominant over biological change.