Question 19 ('Body Ritual Among the Nacirema' is intended toO focus on a highly important religious practice.compare and contrast Peruvian pre-hunting rituals.Opoint out how poorly written ethographies can be unrecognizable even to thepeople they're about.provide insight into a poorly understood, remote culture.Question 20For the Maasai, cattle are the primaryfocus of religious rituals.Omethod by which goods are moved.cultural taboo.form of capital.Question 21 (1According to Lee, a !Kung huntereats all of a kill himselfmay do anything he likes with the killshares game only with his familyshares what he kills with others and expects them to reciprocateQuestion 22Broadly speaking, subsistence strategies arenot critical to cultural systems.geological processes that can affect the cultural environment.only applicable to complex societies.ways in which societies transform material resources into food.A creole language isO a language used primarily for trade.a combination of languages that have rules, vocabulary, and syntax that can bespoken as a first/primary language.a deviation from a 'proper' form of a given single language.O imaginary.Question 24A key consultant is:Oa person who helps you to locate other informantsthe guy at the hardware store that makes keysO a person recognized by their community as an expert 4The Inuit pattern of moving to different areas during different times of the year iscalled asecondary adaptive strategy.seasonal round.maladaptive environmental structure.Boasian triangle.Question 26For the Hadza, this was the most important part of social life.OProcuring foodReligious ritualsAccumulation of wealthLeisure timeSterk (Fieldwork on Prostitution in the Era of AIDS) makes several observations aboutgatekeepers. Which one of the following is not one of her observations? Gatekeepersare important as one gets started in fieldwork.make the best key informants.may become less important to a study as time goes on.may give you access to only part of a cultural scene.may not be well connected after all.Question 28 (1 pA gatekeeper is:a person who helps you to locate other consultantsa person recognized by their community as an expertthe guy at the hardware store that makes gateslonely, very lonelyEconomic systems cannot be constrained by social rules and norms.TrueO FalseQuestion 30The earliest British and American anthropologists were known as:armchair anthropologistsexplorer anthropologistsgeologistsconquering anthropologistsQuestion 31 (1 point)Foraging is characterized byOstratified political structures.hunting of game, fishing, and collecting foods.Oheavy reliance on cultivated crops.Ohigher population density.Question 32The long-form narrative, often published as a dissertation or book, that is the end result of extendedfieldwork is calleda cultural novel.an ethnography.a journal article.

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