By 100,000 years ago in Africa, __________
a. H. erectus was the most common hominin
b. H. habilis could still be found is small pockets of ease Africa.
c. H. sapiens was a well-established species
d. Neandertal was making headway into the continent from the north.
Correct Answer: c
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Linguistic anthropologists also are interested in investigating the structure of language and how it varies across time and space. What is the study of the forms in which sounds combine to form words?
A. phonology B. syntax C. lexicon D. grammar E. morphology
Which of the following is a weakness in using an organic analogy for human culture?
A) The organic analogy allows us to think about society as being composed of different elements working together. B) The organic analogy implies that properly functioning human societies are stable and conflict-free. C) The organic analogy implies that different systems are coordinated in the function of society. D) Using an organic analogy means that the anthropologist should describe the shape and role of different cultural elements. E) There are no weaknesses in using an organic analogy for human culture.
Unlike indigenous peoples, the term ________ highlights the prominence that the exclusion of strangers has assumed in day-to-day politics worldwide and has been claimed by majority groups in Europe.
A. mestizo B. autochthony C. Euroindio D. freedom fighter E. indigenous people
Which of the following statements is most correct?
a. Humans have never had genetic control over any animals or plants. b. Human had some control over the domestication of species, but humans are also domesticated. c. Domestication took place as a series of interactions between species with little awareness of long-termconsequences d. Domestication occurred as human intentionally chose each functional species. e. Domestication occurred only to animals and plants that had immediate use value for humans.