Question 1

Anthropologist ________used her research in a Mexican brothel to encourage a rethinking of the U.S. public policy debate over the criminalization of sex work.

Accepted Answer

A)  Patty Kelly 
B)  Denise Brennan 
C)  Deborah Cameron 
D)  Ann Stoler 
E)  Ellen Lewin 
A)  Patty Kelly 
B)  Denise Brennan 
C)  Deborah Cameron 
D)  Ann Stoler 
E)  Ellen Lewin

Question 2

According to contemporary cultural anthropologists, humans in most cultures engage in sexual activity:

Accepted Answer

A)  both for procreation and fun. 
B)  for procreation only. 
C)  for fun only. 
D)  as a form of economic exchange. 
E)  very seldom. 
A)  both for procreation and fun. 
B)  for procreation only. 
C)  for fun only. 
D)  as a form of economic exchange. 
E)  very seldom.

Question 3

According to the text, the idea that masturbation was a form of self-abuse is most characteristic of which period?

Accepted Answer

A)  the 1960s 
B)  the Renaissance 
C)  the Industrial Revolution 
D)  the Victorian era 
E)  the 1980s 
A)  the 1960s 
B)  the Renaissance 
C)  the Industrial Revolution 
D)  the Victorian era 
E)  the 1980s

Question 4

'Yan daudu use language as a tool with which to challenge the dominant norms of ________ culture.

Accepted Answer

A)  northern Nigerian 
B)  eastern Nicaraguan 
C)  Antioch College 
D)  western Suriname 
E)  southern Kenyan 
A)  northern Nigerian 
B)  eastern Nicaraguan 
C)  Antioch College 
D)  western Suriname 
E)  southern Kenyan

Question 5

Masu harka and 'yan daudu see homosexual behavior as:

Accepted Answer

A)  incompatible with marrying women and having families, and as incompatible with their Muslim faith. 
B)  compatible with marrying women and having families, and as compatible with their Muslim faith. 
C)  incompatible with marrying women and having families, but as compatible with their Muslim faith. 
D)  compatible with marrying women and having families, but as incompatible with their Muslim faith. 
E)  embracing Western decadence and rejecting their Nigerian heritage, especially their Muslim faith. 
A)  incompatible with marrying women and having families, and as incompatible with their Muslim faith. 
B)  compatible with marrying women and having families, and as compatible with their Muslim faith. 
C)  incompatible with marrying women and having families, but as compatible with their Muslim faith. 
D)  compatible with marrying women and having families, but as incompatible with their Muslim faith. 
E)  embracing Western decadence and rejecting their Nigerian heritage, especially their Muslim faith.

Question 6

Which of the following is NOT a motivation that cultural anthropologist Denise Brennan lists for young, rural, poor Dominican women to migrate to towns like Sosua?

Accepted Answer

A)  to make money 
B)  to have a vacation 
C)  to marry a tourist 
D)  to provide for their families 
E)  to obtain a European visa 
A)  to make money 
B)  to have a vacation 
C)  to marry a tourist 
D)  to provide for their families 
E)  to obtain a European visa

Question 7

Which of the following does NOT fit in the definition of sexuality in the text?

Accepted Answer

A)  the cultural arena within which people debate ideas about what behaviors are appropriate 
B)  the range of desires and beliefs related to erotic physical contact 
C)  the public display of wealth to gain community status 
D)  the use of ideas about what is "natural" to create unequal access to status and power 
E)  the range of behaviors related to intimacy and pleasure 
A)  the cultural arena within which people debate ideas about what behaviors are appropriate 
B)  the range of desires and beliefs related to erotic physical contact 
C)  the public display of wealth to gain community status 
D)  the use of ideas about what is "natural" to create unequal access to status and power 
E)  the range of behaviors related to intimacy and pleasure

Question 8

Physical anthropologist Helen Fisher suggests that neurochemicals guide humans through which of the following experiences?

Accepted Answer

A)  forming community networks 
B)  collecting and preparing food 
C)  creating household alliances 
D)  falling in love 
E)  early childhood development 
A)  forming community networks 
B)  collecting and preparing food 
C)  creating household alliances 
D)  falling in love 
E)  early childhood development

Question 9

Sociologist Mignon Moore found that the intersection of ________ and ________ most impacted the identities of the women in her book Invisible Families (2011).

Accepted Answer

A)  class; age 
B)  race; age 
C)  sexuality; religion 
D)  class; gender 
E)  race; sexuality 
A)  class; age 
B)  race; age 
C)  sexuality; religion 
D)  class; gender 
E)  race; sexuality

Question 10

All colleges now have sexual-offense policies that describe their expectations for how men and women are expected to act toward each other. Describe how Antioch College's particular policy differed from the prevailing view of the time and its results.

Accepted Answer

Students should recall the concepts of "

Question 11

Compare and contrast gay and lesbian commitment ceremonies with the traditional "white wedding." How might the differences between these rituals be minimized by the legalization of same-sex marriage? In what ways are gay and lesbian commitment ceremonies both rituals of acceptance and resistance?

Accepted Answer

Students should identify some key compon

Question 12

Anthropologist Patty Kelly found that men who visited the brothel in Chiapas were mostly:

Accepted Answer

A)  local working-class men. 
B)  local wealthy men. 
C)  foreign middle-class men. 
D)  foreign wealthy men. 
E)  foreign working-class men. 
A)  local working-class men. 
B)  local wealthy men. 
C)  foreign middle-class men. 
D)  foreign wealthy men. 
E)  foreign working-class men.

Question 13

Women who form intimate spiritual, emotional, and sexual relationships with other women in Paramaribo, Suriname, are called:

Accepted Answer

A)  machista. 
B)  mati. 
C)  lesbian. 
D)  masu harka. 
E)  sex tourists. 
A)  machista. 
B)  mati. 
C)  lesbian. 
D)  masu harka. 
E)  sex tourists.

Question 14

In White Wedding: Romancing Heterosexuality in Popular Culture (2008), sociologist Chrys Ingraham asserts that brides are not born, but rather made. Identify some examples of the enculturation process. Discuss the implications of the romanticized ideal of weddings. How do these ideals differ from the reality of the "white wedding" as they intersect with gender, class, and racial inequalities?

Accepted Answer

Students should provide examples (Disney

Question 15

Trips organized through the tourism sector to facilitate commercial sexual relationships between tourists and local residents in destinations around the world are called:

Accepted Answer

A)  sexcations. 
B)  all-inclusive sexual outings. 
C)  sexual entrepreneurship. 
D)  sex tourism. 
E)  sex camp. 
A)  sexcations. 
B)  all-inclusive sexual outings. 
C)  sexual entrepreneurship. 
D)  sex tourism. 
E)  sex camp.

Question 16

Discuss the role of colonial powers in regulating sexuality in the colonies. How did colonial legislation impact colonial employees of companies such as the Dutch East India Company, their wives, colonized women, and colonized men? How does attention to intersectionality in this historical example help to illuminate the connection between power and sexuality?

Accepted Answer

Students should provide examples (such a

Question 17

In addition to humans, which other mammal engages in sexual activity for fun?

Accepted Answer

A)  elephants 
B)  dolphins 
C)  cats 
D)  gorillas 
E)  dogs 
A)  elephants 
B)  dolphins 
C)  cats 
D)  gorillas 
E)  dogs

Question 18

All of the following are examples of sexuality in contemporary media and politics, EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  international campaigns for gay and lesbian rights. 
B)  the ongoing conversation about sexual violence on college campuses. 
C)  the U.S. public policy debate over the criminalization of sex work. 
D)  the debate over U.S. intervention in Syria. 
E)  the overturning of DOMA. 
A)  international campaigns for gay and lesbian rights. 
B)  the ongoing conversation about sexual violence on college campuses. 
C)  the U.S. public policy debate over the criminalization of sex work. 
D)  the debate over U.S. intervention in Syria. 
E)  the overturning of DOMA.

Question 19

Which of the following is defined as "attraction to and sexual relationships with members of the same sex"?

Accepted Answer

A)  bisexuality 
B)  heterosexuality 
C)  transgender 
D)  homosexuality 
E)  asexuality 
A)  bisexuality 
B)  heterosexuality 
C)  transgender 
D)  homosexuality 
E)  asexuality

Question 20

Geneticists have been able to successfully identify:

Accepted Answer

A)  a "gay" and a "straight" gene. 
B)  clusters of "gay" and "straight genes," but not the interactions of those genes. 
C)  the "gay" gene but not the "straight" gene. 
D)  The "straight" gene but not the "gay gene." 
E)  no gene or cluster of genes that determines sexuality. 
A)  a "gay" and a "straight" gene. 
B)  clusters of "gay" and "straight genes," but not the interactions of those genes. 
C)  the "gay" gene but not the "straight" gene. 
D)  The "straight" gene but not the "gay gene." 
E)  no gene or cluster of genes that determines sexuality.

Anthropologist ________used her research in a Mexican brothel to encourage a rethinking of the U.S. public policy debate over the criminalization of sex work.

According to contemporary cultural anthropologists, humans in most cultures engage in sexual activity:

According to the text, the idea that masturbation was a form of self-abuse is most characteristic of which period?

'Yan daudu use language as a tool with which to challenge the dominant norms of ________ culture.

Masu harka and 'yan daudu see homosexual behavior as:

Which of the following is NOT a motivation that cultural anthropologist Denise Brennan lists for young, rural, poor Dominican women to migrate to towns like Sosua?

Which of the following does NOT fit in the definition of sexuality in the text?

Physical anthropologist Helen Fisher suggests that neurochemicals guide humans through which of the following experiences?

Sociologist Mignon Moore found that the intersection of and most impacted the identities of the women in her book Invisible Families (2011).

All colleges now have sexual-offense policies that describe their expectations for how men and women are expected to act toward each other. Describe how Antioch College's particular policy differed from the prevailing view of the time and its results.

Compare and contrast gay and lesbian commitment ceremonies with the traditional "white wedding." How might the differences between these rituals be minimized by the legalization of same-sex marriage? In what ways are gay and lesbian commitment ceremonies both rituals of acceptance and resistance?

Anthropologist Patty Kelly found that men who visited the brothel in Chiapas were mostly:

Women who form intimate spiritual, emotional, and sexual relationships with other women in Paramaribo, Suriname, are called:

Trips organized through the tourism sector to facilitate commercial sexual relationships between tourists and local residents in destinations around the world are called:

In addition to humans, which other mammal engages in sexual activity for fun?

All of the following are examples of sexuality in contemporary media and politics, EXCEPT:

Which of the following is defined as "attraction to and sexual relationships with members of the same sex"?

Geneticists have been able to successfully identify:

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Anthropologist ________used her research in a Mexican brothel to encourage a rethinking of the U.S. public policy debate over the criminalization of sex work.

According to contemporary cultural anthropologists, humans in most cultures engage in sexual activity:

According to the text, the idea that masturbation was a form of self-abuse is most characteristic of which period?

'Yan daudu use language as a tool with which to challenge the dominant norms of ________ culture.

Masu harka and 'yan daudu see homosexual behavior as:

Which of the following is NOT a motivation that cultural anthropologist Denise Brennan lists for young, rural, poor Dominican women to migrate to towns like Sosua?

Which of the following does NOT fit in the definition of sexuality in the text?

Physical anthropologist Helen Fisher suggests that neurochemicals guide humans through which of the following experiences?

Sociologist Mignon Moore found that the intersection of ________ and ________ most impacted the identities of the women in her book Invisible Families (2011).

All colleges now have sexual-offense policies that describe their expectations for how men and women are expected to act toward each other. Describe how Antioch College's particular policy differed from the prevailing view of the time and its results.

Compare and contrast gay and lesbian commitment ceremonies with the traditional "white wedding." How might the differences between these rituals be minimized by the legalization of same-sex marriage? In what ways are gay and lesbian commitment ceremonies both rituals of acceptance and resistance?

Anthropologist Patty Kelly found that men who visited the brothel in Chiapas were mostly:

Women who form intimate spiritual, emotional, and sexual relationships with other women in Paramaribo, Suriname, are called:

Trips organized through the tourism sector to facilitate commercial sexual relationships between tourists and local residents in destinations around the world are called:

In addition to humans, which other mammal engages in sexual activity for fun?

All of the following are examples of sexuality in contemporary media and politics, EXCEPT:

Which of the following is defined as "attraction to and sexual relationships with members of the same sex"?

Geneticists have been able to successfully identify:

Anthropology in a Global Age

Culture

Fieldwork and Ethnography

Language

Human Origins

Race and Racism

Ethnicity and Nationalism

Gender

Kinship, Family, and Marriage

Class and Inequality

The Global Economy

Migration

Politics and Power

Religion

Health and Illness

Art and Media

Filters

Sociologist Mignon Moore found that the intersection of and most impacted the identities of the women in her book Invisible Families (2011).