ANTH13FA2004TESTThree

ANTH 13 EXAM III on Monday December 13, 2004.


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	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.


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


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




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




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




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




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




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




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