In the cultural law of C5 ET of Leslie White, the variables are _______
a. culture, energy, time
b. culture, energy, technology
c. culture, evolution, time
d. child-rearing, equality, territory
e. culture, evolution, technology
ANSWER:
b
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If a perfectly competitive firm is producing at the output level where marginal revenue is equal to marginal cost and at this output level, the market price is equal to the firm's average total cost, the firm is ________.
A) not producing at the profit-maximizing output level B) earning economic profits C) earning a competitive return D) incurring an economic loss
Compared to people in simpler societies, people in complex societies __________.
A) commonly can give a larger number of general, or life-form, terms for plants and animals B) commonly have fewer terms for plants but many for animals C) commonly have the same number of general terms for plants, but more terms for specific plants D) usually have more names for specific plants, but the same number of general plant terms
Wyoming's Bighorn Medicine Wheel site consists of
a. a rock art panel depicting what is thought to represent a medicine wheel along with abstract representations of bighorn sheep. b. a stone circle, or "wheel," nearly 90 feet in diameter, perched atop a 9640 foot high peak. c. a large, continuously occupied pithouse village along the banks of the Bighorn River. d. a portion of the natural landscape in the Bighorn Mountains that is sacred to Native American tribes in the region; the site itself contains nothing cultural in origin (in other words, no material remains). e. skeletal remains of the Native American residents of the Bighorn Mountains.
Which horticulturalists are likely to be the most sedentary?
A) those who rely on food from trees that produce for a long time B) a group that uses slash-and-burn agriculture C) villages that raise chickens or pigs D) a group that still relies heavily on foraging