Reviewer for Social Science Quiz Bee or Quiz all about anthropology

1.  Food production systems are often
categorized into Hunting and Gathering.
 Emile Durkheim gave the concept suicide
in 1951.
 Among the Hopi, as indicated in “Ties that
Bind”, clan heads and chiefs of religious
societies are typically worse off materially
than average member of the clan.
 Forde Daryl was one of the social
anthropologists from Britain.
 The knowledge of beliefs, values, attitudes
and actions in the environment is all about
Culture.
 Evolution are strategies for survival that are
not genetically determined.
 Ethnocide can also be used against Ethnic
minorities.
 Power that people consider legitimate is
known as Authority
 The belief system of life or spirit is
animism.
 Radcliffe-Brown gave the concept of
“Functionalist anthropologists focused on
dance as a means to reinforce communal
sentiments.
 Agamy is the absence of marriage rule that
is a system which is neither Endogamous
nor Exogamous.
 Eskimos are living in Canada.
 A metrical is a clan organized by Mother
Side.
 Culture shock is feelings of uneasiness,
loneliness, and anxiety that occurs when a
person has shifted from one culture to
another.
 A group with a pastoral economy is likely
to be organized as a State.
 The modern anthropology in the field of
action is Actor.
 Symbolic behavior of a person means
Meaningful Behavior.
 Karl Marx is the founder of Theory of Class
Consciousness.
 The study of ancestry and family histories
are genealogical data
 Agriculturalist are called farmers
 Edward Tolman is related to cognitive
approach
 Human behavior is called psychology
 Herbert Spencer linked the theory of social
change with organism
 Karl Manheim defined crime as an
antisocial behavior
 The concept of cultural materialism was
given by Marvin Harris in 1968, 1979
 The tradition of medical practice is
Allopathic Medicine
 Affine Kin means individuals who are
legally related through marriage
 Enculturation is a process when a person
learns the requirements of a culture he or
she is surrounded.
 Classification is the conceptual
arrangement of things such as kinship,
color, living things, race, disease, firewood,
ceramics, automobiles, tools and time
 Culture’s by developing a more systematic,
scientific research strategy which is called
cultural materialism was introduced by
Marvin Harris
 Pull and Push factors are basic themes of
discussion analysis for migration
 Taboo is a sign mostly using in the field of
religion
 The concept of culture was given by E.B
Taylor
 A group of human beings including their
language, beliefs and things to by
anthropologists as Culture
 Karl Polanyi was the founder of economy
in anthropology
 Life span is the maximum number of years
one can live
 Levirate means cousins marriage
 Band is a type of sociopolitical
organization group with a foraging
economy.
 Ambivalence is inconsistent attitude
toward one situation
 As stated in “The Adaptive Value of
Religious Ritual”, every known culture
practices some form of religion
 Akbar Ahmad wrote the book Living Islam

2.  The belief that one’s ethnic or cultural
background is centrally important and all
others is measured in relation to one’s own
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