Ndebele women healers use what technique for divination?
a. reading entrails after sacrificing an animal
b. reading tea leaves at the bottom of a cup
c. reading how bones land when thrown
d. reading the way milk curdles after mixing in water
c
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What fueled the European "age of discovery"?
a. a desire to save the souls of the natives b. pilgrims fleeing persecution in their European homelands c. the feudal kingdoms of East Asia reaching out to establish trade links with Europe, mainly through such Middle Eastern countries as Arabia d. European commercial interest in exotic raw materials, such as spices and topical hardwoods e. a seven-year drought in Europe that forced governments to look outside their borders to support their populations
All of the following are key ideas to take away from this chapter's discussion of sexual orientation except:
a. Different types of sexual desires and experiences hold different meanings for individuals and groups. b. In a society, individuals will differ in the nature, range, and intensity of sexual interests and urges. c. Culture always plays a role in molding individual sexual urges toward a collective norm and these norms vary from culture to culture. d. Asexuality, indifference toward, or lack of attraction to either sex, is also a sexual orientation. e. There is conclusive scientific evidence that sexual orientation is genetically determined.
How do bonobos reduce tension (in a manner different from other primates)?
What will be an ideal response?
_________ and _________ have allowed us to adapt beyond our biological limits
a. Climatic change, extinction of species b. Hunting, agriculture c. Pollution, habitat loss d. Ozone, methane gas e. Culture, technology