If a society has a taboo against eating pork and a member eats it mistakenly, what types of rituals might the person undergo to fix the transgression?

a. Rites of purification
b. Rites of intensification
c. Rites of passage
d. Magical rituals
e. Rites of rebellion


a

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What will be an ideal response?

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a. true b. false

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