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A) applied anthropologist
B) biological anthropologist
C) ethnologist
D) political anthropologist
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A) applied
B) historical
C) archaic
D) philosophical
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A) applied anthropology
B) biological anthropology
C) anthropological linguistics
D) archaeology
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A) the emergence and evolution of human beings; how and why contemporary humans vary biologically
B) reconstructing cultural changes in the past through artifacts; the history and diversity of languages
C) applying knowledge of culture to correct social problems; understanding how and why people today vary in their customs and behaviors
D) using cultural knowledge to dominate and exploit other societies; studying the earliest examples of tool use by our human ancestors
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A) historical linguistics
B) structural linguistics
C) sociolinguistics
D) ethnolinguistics
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A) describe a given society based on their own fieldwork
B) study societies with writing systems
C) compare societies cross-culturally
D) are interested in "primitive" peoples
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A) Paleontologists study many different types of animals, while paleoanthropologists focus on humans and their relatives.
B) Paleontologists work in the lab, while paleoanthropologists work in the field.
C) Paleontologists study humans, while paleoanthropologists study dinosaurs.
D) Paleontologists study archaeological and biological remains, while paleoanthropologists focus on only skeletal remains.
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A) ethnology and biological anthropology
B) linguistic anthropology and ethnology
C) archaeology and linguistic anthropology
D) biological anthropology and archaeology
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A) Understanding differences in body language across cultures helps with communication.
B) Anthropologists insist that you learn at least one other language.
C) Anthropology teaches that all behaviors are acceptable.
D) Anthropology encourages everyone to do a cross-cultural immersion course in college.
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A) Primates
B) humans
C) Homo sapiens
D) mammals
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A) specialize in one certain topic or area
B) investigate many different aspects of life of the people studied
C) study a geographically more distant society
D) do fieldwork alone
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A) Many other disciplines also study humans.
B) The focus of anthropology is on pre-human creatures.
C) Anthropologists study only certain aspects of human life.
D) Anthropologists study all species of mammals.
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A) over half
B) about one-quarter
C) only 10 percent
D) nearly all
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A) sociolinguist
B) anthropological linguist
C) historical linguist
D) ethnologist
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A) ethnology
B) ethnohistory
C) anthropological linguistics
D) archaeology
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A) ethnographer
B) archaeologist
C) ethnohistorian
D) linguistic anthropologist
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A) They believe that any generalization about humans should be applicable across time and space.
B) A key tenet within anthropology is that there is a fundamental base to all human culture.
C) Many anthropologists believe that other disciplines lack scientific rigor.
D) Anthropology attracts people who have difficulty narrowing their research focus.
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A) The study of anthropology gives us a better understanding of humankind.
B) Exploring human variation shows us why social stratification is unavoidable.
C) It teaches us that Western culture should be replaced by more indigenous belief systems.
D) The study of world cultures helps us determine which culture traits are the best.
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