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Chapter 3: Pursuit of Food Quiz
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1.
The equal exchange of resources is called
cultural relativity
tolerated theft
reciprocity
alloparenting
2.
What is the oldest form of human subsistence?
agriculture
foraging
pastoralism
horticulture
3.
When someone other than the mother provides help in caring for infants it is called
partible paternity
pastoralism
alloparenting
polyandry
4.
Status that comes from a person’s accomplishment is called
ascribed status
achieved status
reciprocity
egalitarianism
5.
The Cofán people
were removed from the Kalahari Desert
were removed from their traditional lands to make way for gorilla conservation
are no longer permitted to hunt whales
act as protectors of their homeland in the Amazon Basin and are involved in ecotourism
6.
_______________ occurs when the cost of defending a resource is greater than the value of the resource itself
subsistence
tolerated theft
horticulture
balanced reciprocity
7.
Foragers tend not to live beyond the age of 40
False
True
8.
People that have been displaced from their traditional homeland as a result of conservation efforts are called
conservation refugees
ethnologists
alloparents
pastoralists
9.
Sarah Hrdy argues that human alloparenting makes sense in light of
extensive use of land
ethnocentrism
costly offspring and high infant mortality
conservation refugees
10.
Periodically moving farm plots in order for the soil to rejuvenate is called
pastoralism
intensive agriculture
shifting cultivation
unilineal evolution
11.
Early intensive agriculture allowed people to have more leisure time.
False
Ture
12.
Consequences of intensive agriculture include
sedentism
waste build-up
all of the above
increases in population density
13.
Diseases that are transferred from animal to human populations are called
allo-diseases
intensification
anthropocenes
zoonotic diseases
14.
A system of ranking cultures based on perceived social progress is called
cultural relativity
alloparenting
natural selection
unilineal evolution
15.
An African “pygmy” that became part of a controversial zoo exhibit was
Herbert Spencer
Ishi
Ota Benga
Rousseau
16.
Numbers of domesticated animals far exceed their wild counterparts
False
True
17.
_______________ rejected unilineal evolution and coined the term cultural relativism.
Herbert Spencer
Ota Benga
Frans Boaz
Jane Goodall
18.
The new proposed epoch, the age of humans, is called
the Anthropocene
Culturecene
Pleistocene
Paleocene
19.
Humans have altered the world’s systems in terms of
all are correct
urbanization and deforestation
the composition of the atmosphere
the earth's biodiversity
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