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Anthropology Exam 1 Study Guide Chapter 1 Questions with 100% Verified Correct Answers Anthropology is literally the study of __________. - Correct Answer humans Which type of culture was the traditional focus for anthropologists? - Correct Answer non-Western cultures The anthropological cur...

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Anthropology is literally the study of __________. - Correct Answer humans



Which type of culture was the traditional focus for anthropologists? - Correct Answer non-Western
cultures



The anthropological curiosity is primarily interested in __________. - Correct Answer typical
characteristics of a cultural group



What are the two broad classifications of subject matter within anthropology? - Correct Answer
biological and cultural



Which of the following can encompass any of the four main subfields of anthropology? - Correct
Answer applied anthropology



Prosimians, monkeys, apes, and humans are all members of the order __________. - Correct Answer
Primates



What is culture? - Correct Answer the customary ways that a particular population or society thinks
and behaves



The study of how languages change through time and how they may be related is called __________.
- Correct Answer historical linguistics



The __________ is interested in what people speak about and how they interact conversationally. -
Correct Answer sociolinguist



A cultural anthropologist who spends a year or so living with, talking to, and observing people whose
customs he or

she is studying is known as a(n) __________. - Correct Answer ethnographer

, What proportion of anthropologists today are applied, or practicing, anthropologists? - Correct
Answer over half



Anthropology is a comparatively young discipline. It was only in the late __________ that
anthropologists began

to go to live with people in faraway places. - Correct Answer 1800s



Why is it incomplete to simply call anthropology "the study of humans"? - Correct Answer Many
other disciplines also study humans



How does anthropology differ from other disciplines concerned with humans? - Correct Answer It is
broader in scope, both geographically and historically



A distinguishing feature of anthropology is the goal of understanding how aspects of human
experience such as

local history, physical environment, family life, language, settlement patterns, and religion are
interrelated. This

approach to culture is referred to as __________. - Correct Answer the holistic approach



In what way has anthropological research changed over the years? - Correct Answer Anthropologists
now have more specialized areas of research.



What is the difference between a paleontologist and a paleoanthropologist? - Correct Answer
Paleontologists study many different types of animals, while paleoanthropologists focus on humans
and their

relatives.



Which of the following disciplines would have the greatest overlap with biological anthropology? -
Correct Answer genetics



Which subdiscipline is now frequently referred to as simply "cultural anthropology"? - Correct
Answer ethnology



Because historians rely on written records, they are limited to societies that existed within the last
__________

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