ANTH113FA2005TESTThree

ANTH 113 EXAM III onMonday December 12, 2005


1 Lecture for That Uncertain Paradise pointed out that the island land area in "Micronesia" is roughly the same size in land area as:
Japan.
California.
Rhode Island.
California, Oregon, and Washington State.

2 According to the Guidebook, names that many Americans use for Native American Indians tribes are:
 
acceptable
believable.
creative.
derogatory.

3 Earth Abides was written by George R. Stewart; Stewart was a Professor of _____
Anthropology.
Biology.
Conservation Science.
English.

4 The material culture (spears, fishhooks, etc.) of the Tasmanian aborigines was_______ in size and number when compared to mainland Australian aborigines material culture.
superior
less
identical
much superior

5 Being "creative" has been defined as:
very difficult.
very simple.
kind of like making a stew.
something that only children can be!

6 The "Native American Gaming" revolution began in the state of:
Alabama.
Florida.
California.
Oklahoma.

7 British settlement of Australia began in 1788, with the landing of a group of ____.
 
aborigines.
farmers.
shepherds.
convicts.

8 The following phrase was stated by _______: "No matter how much I admire our schools, I know that no university exists that can provide an education; what a university can provide is an outline, to give the learner a direction and guidance. The rest one has to do for oneself."
J. K. Rowling.
Louis L'Amour.
Charles Darwin.
Margaret Mead.

9 As the Guidebook pointed out, "You may grow old and trembling in your anatomies, you may lie awake at night listening to the disorder of your veins, you may miss your only love, you may see the world about you devastated by evil lunatics, or know your honour trampled in the sewers of baser minds. There is only one thing for it then--to learn." This statement was written by:
Louis L'Amour.
E. B. White.
Charles Darwin.
George R. Stewart.

10 When a woman wears a hijab (veil), a Muslim male knows that:
she believes in herself.
she believes in her family.
she believes in her Islamic traditions.
all-of-the-above.

11 In Japan, the term kereitsu describes a lineage or a group in a vertical order.
TRUE
FALSE

12 The Guidebook pointed out that "Arabia was united for the first time by Mohammed in 1492."
TRUE
FALSE

13 One of the "faces" of the Kingdom of Saudia Arabia has been described as that of the "soil."
TRUE
FALSE

14 The United States of America is a member of OPEC.
TRUE
FALSE

15 The statement "I am an optimist. It does not seem too much use being anything else" was first made by Harlen Adams.
TRUE
FALSE

16 The smallest meaningful category in any language is called a phoneme.
TRUE
FALSE

17 The islands of Micronesia were discovered in the 16th Century by American whalers.
TRUE
FALSE

18 The city known as Nan Madol was located in Australia.
TRUE
FALSE

19 Although many people believe in "global warming" islanders in the Pacific Ocean do not perceive of it as a problem.
TRUE
FALSE

20 On January 16, 2001, the tanker Jessica began leaking oil off of the islands of Tahiti.
TRUE
FALSE