What does the “Cannibal Dance” show an audience about the Kwakwaka’wakw people’s view of reality?
a) Life is dangerous and full of suffering.
b) All humans are cannibals that must be socialized and tamed.
c) People are born innocent and are later corrupted by society.
d) Eating the flesh of one’s ancestors is a way of preserving their memory.
ANS: B
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
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A. diglossia B. morphemes C. syntax D. grammar E. phonemes
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a. most societies are quite permissive about premarital sex. b. all societies regulate sexual conduct. c. all societies expect married adults to have very active sex lives. d. no societies consider sexual activity essential for good health. e. all cultures contain the same two genders.
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