Question 1

​Agricultural life is associated with fixed settlements.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

​Guido Mamani, the general manager of Bolivia's Chalalán, characterized the success of their lodges in all of the following ways except:

Accepted Answer

A) ​social 
B) ​economic 
C) ​environmental 
D) ​religious 
A) ​social 
B) ​economic 
C) ​environmental 
D) ​religious

Question 3

​Of the following, which is the greatest drawback of industrial food production?

Accepted Answer

A) ​wasteful production of surplus 
B) ​enormous amount of land consumed 
C) ​higher prices for meat and vegetable products 
D) ​destruction of family farms and rural life 
A) ​wasteful production of surplus 
B) ​enormous amount of land consumed 
C) ​higher prices for meat and vegetable products 
D) ​destruction of family farms and rural life

Question 4

Small-scale producers of crops or livestock living on land self-owned or rented in exchange for labor, crops, or money and exploited by more powerful groups in a complex society are known as __________.​

Accepted Answer

The answer of Small-scale producers of crops or livestock living...

Question 5

​Mixed subsistence strategy (crop growing and animal breeding) was primarily found associated with which geographical region?

Accepted Answer

A) ​North America 
B) ​South America 
C) ​Australia 
D) ​Africa 
A) ​North America 
B) ​South America 
C) ​Australia 
D) ​Africa

Question 6

​What is the primary difference between land management and control in traditional nonindustrial societies and in industrial societies?

Accepted Answer

​It is controlled by individua

Question 7

Silent trade is commonly practiced when there are potentially adversarial groups.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

​Subsistence, or the means of acquiring resources, is a part of the cultural:

Accepted Answer

A) ​social structure 
B) ​substructure 
C) ​superstructure 
D) ​infrastructure 
A) ​social structure 
B) ​substructure 
C) ​superstructure 
D) ​infrastructure

Question 9

​What does it mean to be an informal economy?

Accepted Answer

A) ​The transactions avoid bureaucratic regulators. 
B) ​The transactions occur digitally or outside of marketplaces. 
C) ​The transactions are paid only in cash. 
D) ​The transactions are onetime and do not involve a social network. 
A) ​The transactions avoid bureaucratic regulators. 
B) ​The transactions occur digitally or outside of marketplaces. 
C) ​The transactions are paid only in cash. 
D) ​The transactions are onetime and do not involve a social network.

Question 10

​Pastoralism is associated with each of the following except:

Accepted Answer

A) ​breeding and management of migratory herds 
B) ​establishment of permanent settlements 
C) ​trade with farmers or merchants 
D) ​sexual and age division of labor 
A) ​breeding and management of migratory herds 
B) ​establishment of permanent settlements 
C) ​trade with farmers or merchants 
D) ​sexual and age division of labor

Question 11

​Why is horticulture considered to be ecologically sustainable?

Accepted Answer

​It mimics the diversity of th

Question 12

​In North American society, typically a birthday party is an example of:

Accepted Answer

A) ​generalized reciprocity 
B) ​balanced reciprocity 
C) ​negative reciprocity 
D) ​redistribution 
A) ​generalized reciprocity 
B) ​balanced reciprocity 
C) ​negative reciprocity 
D) ​redistribution

Question 13

​What are the three primary resources in any culture?

Accepted Answer

​They are

Question 14

​Which of the following is not commonly associated with peasants?

Accepted Answer

A) ​They are found in societies of intensive agriculture. 
B) ​They are often exploited by more dominant classes. 
C) ​They either own their own land or rent it. 
D) ​They usually own more land than they can use. 
A) ​They are found in societies of intensive agriculture. 
B) ​They are often exploited by more dominant classes. 
C) ​They either own their own land or rent it. 
D) ​They usually own more land than they can use.

Question 15

The control of resources is characteristic of all societies. Historically, natural resources such as land and water (obvious necessities) have been central in framing disputes over who controls these resources and who has access to them. Over the past decade, anthropologists have become more concerned with conflicts arising over the access and privilege to water. Discuss arguments for and against privatizing an essential component to human life.

Accepted Answer

Arguments for privatizing water include

Question 16

​An organized arrangement for producing, distributing, and consuming goods is called a(n) __________ system.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ​An organized arrangement for producing, distributing, and...

Question 17

​The average weight of an individual's belongings among the Ju/'hoansi is:

Accepted Answer

A) ​less than 25 pounds 
B) ​between 25 and 40 pounds 
C) ​less than 15 pounds 
D) ​more than 50 pounds 
A) ​less than 25 pounds 
B) ​between 25 and 40 pounds 
C) ​less than 15 pounds 
D) ​more than 50 pounds

Question 18

​Work that involves all members of a community is referred to as ___________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ​Work that involves all members of a...

Question 19

​A process for the exchange of goods between mutually distrusting ethnic groups so as to avoid direct personal contact is called:

Accepted Answer

A) ​silent trade 
B) ​negative reciprocity 
C) ​speculation 
D) ​barter trade 
A) ​silent trade 
B) ​negative reciprocity 
C) ​speculation 
D) ​barter trade

Question 20

​A network of people producing and circulating marketable commodities, labor, and services that for various reasons escape government control is called a(n):

Accepted Answer

A) ​black market 
B) ​informal economy 
C) ​prestige economy 
D) ​inconspicuous marketplace 
A) ​black market 
B) ​informal economy 
C) ​prestige economy 
D) ​inconspicuous marketplace

Agricultural life is associated with fixed settlements.

Guido Mamani, the general manager of Bolivia's Chalalán, characterized the success of their lodges in all of the following ways except:

Of the following, which is the greatest drawback of industrial food production?

Small-scale producers of crops or livestock living on land self-owned or rented in exchange for labor, crops, or money and exploited by more powerful groups in a complex society are known as __________.

Mixed subsistence strategy (crop growing and animal breeding) was primarily found associated with which geographical region?

What is the primary difference between land management and control in traditional nonindustrial societies and in industrial societies?

Silent trade is commonly practiced when there are potentially adversarial groups.

Subsistence, or the means of acquiring resources, is a part of the cultural:

What does it mean to be an informal economy?

Pastoralism is associated with each of the following except:

Why is horticulture considered to be ecologically sustainable?

In North American society, typically a birthday party is an example of:

What are the three primary resources in any culture?

Which of the following is not commonly associated with peasants?

An organized arrangement for producing, distributing, and consuming goods is called a(n) __________ system.

The average weight of an individual's belongings among the Ju/'hoansi is:

Work that involves all members of a community is referred to as ___________________.

A process for the exchange of goods between mutually distrusting ethnic groups so as to avoid direct personal contact is called:

A network of people producing and circulating marketable commodities, labor, and services that for various reasons escape government control is called a(n):

Thinking and Doing Anthropology

Biology Genetics and Evolution

Living Primates

Human Evolution

The Neolithic Revolution the Domestication of Plants and Animals

The Emergence of Cities and States

Modern Human Diversity Race and Racism

The Characteristics of Culture

Language and Communication

Social Identity Personality and Gender

Sex Marriage and Family

Kinship and Other Forms of Grouping

Politics Power and Violence

Spirituality and Religion

Global Changes and the Role of Anthropology

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Exam 11: Subsistence and Exchange

​Agricultural life is associated with fixed settlements.

​Guido Mamani, the general manager of Bolivia's Chalalán, characterized the success of their lodges in all of the following ways except:

​Of the following, which is the greatest drawback of industrial food production?

Small-scale producers of crops or livestock living on land self-owned or rented in exchange for labor, crops, or money and exploited by more powerful groups in a complex society are known as __________.​

​Mixed subsistence strategy (crop growing and animal breeding) was primarily found associated with which geographical region?

​What is the primary difference between land management and control in traditional nonindustrial societies and in industrial societies?

Silent trade is commonly practiced when there are potentially adversarial groups.

​Subsistence, or the means of acquiring resources, is a part of the cultural:

​What does it mean to be an informal economy?

​Pastoralism is associated with each of the following except:

​Why is horticulture considered to be ecologically sustainable?

​In North American society, typically a birthday party is an example of:

​What are the three primary resources in any culture?

​Which of the following is not commonly associated with peasants?

​An organized arrangement for producing, distributing, and consuming goods is called a(n) __________ system.

​The average weight of an individual's belongings among the Ju/'hoansi is:

​Work that involves all members of a community is referred to as ___________________.

​A process for the exchange of goods between mutually distrusting ethnic groups so as to avoid direct personal contact is called:

​A network of people producing and circulating marketable commodities, labor, and services that for various reasons escape government control is called a(n):

Thinking and Doing Anthropology

Biology Genetics and Evolution

Living Primates

Human Evolution

The Neolithic Revolution the Domestication of Plants and Animals

The Emergence of Cities and States

Modern Human Diversity Race and Racism

The Characteristics of Culture

Language and Communication

Social Identity Personality and Gender

Sex Marriage and Family

Kinship and Other Forms of Grouping

Politics Power and Violence

Spirituality and Religion

Global Changes and the Role of Anthropology

Filters

Agricultural life is associated with fixed settlements.

Guido Mamani, the general manager of Bolivia's Chalalán, characterized the success of their lodges in all of the following ways except:

Of the following, which is the greatest drawback of industrial food production?

Small-scale producers of crops or livestock living on land self-owned or rented in exchange for labor, crops, or money and exploited by more powerful groups in a complex society are known as __________.

Mixed subsistence strategy (crop growing and animal breeding) was primarily found associated with which geographical region?

What is the primary difference between land management and control in traditional nonindustrial societies and in industrial societies?

Subsistence, or the means of acquiring resources, is a part of the cultural:

What does it mean to be an informal economy?

Pastoralism is associated with each of the following except:

Why is horticulture considered to be ecologically sustainable?

In North American society, typically a birthday party is an example of:

What are the three primary resources in any culture?

Which of the following is not commonly associated with peasants?

An organized arrangement for producing, distributing, and consuming goods is called a(n) __________ system.

The average weight of an individual's belongings among the Ju/'hoansi is:

Work that involves all members of a community is referred to as ___________________.

A process for the exchange of goods between mutually distrusting ethnic groups so as to avoid direct personal contact is called:

A network of people producing and circulating marketable commodities, labor, and services that for various reasons escape government control is called a(n):