Which of the following is NOT an example of participant observation?

• A) Interviewing cultural counsellor
• B)
• C)
• D)

The system of courts which interprets the laws is called as ___________.

• A) Codified Laws
• B) Administrative systems
• C) Executive systems
• D) Judicial systems

The foragers are well off and dubbed as the original affluent society by anthropologists because (of):

• A) They enjoy leisure time
• B)
• C)
• D)

Which of the following have a well equipped professional army?

• A) Bands
• B) Chiefdom
• C) State
• D) Tribe

Which form of descent is prevalent in foraging and industrialized societies?

• A) Bilateral
• B)
• C)
• D)

In cultural interrelations, a change in one part of a culture is likely to:

• A) Have no impact on other parts
• B) Bring about changes in other parts
• C) Lead to complete cultural dissolution
• D) Create confusion only in economic aspects

Which one of the following is considered as origin of languages in the language family?

• A) Proto language
• B)
• C)
• D)

According to functionalists, rewards must be:

• A) Symbolic
• B) Equal
• C) Incentives
• D) Temporary

Which one of the following use research skills to determine how well a policy or program has succeeded in its objectives

• A) Evaluator
• B)
• C)
• D)

Intensive agriculture, market economies, urbanization, and complex forms of social stratification, all the characteristics are associated with:

• A) Bands
• B) Chiefdoms
• C) States
• D) Tribes

The institutions like family, religion, education, economy, and sports are found all over the world. This versatility of cultural systems around the world is called:

• A) Cultural Universals
• B)
• C)
• D)

Primary task of science is to:

• A) Encourage beliefs
• B) Challenge existing belief
• C) Challenge certain experiments
• D) Create knowledge

Which one of the following is a technical term used by anthropologists to describe exchange of goods and services of almost equal value between two trading partners?

• A) Reciprocity
• B)
• C)
• D)

If an individual breaks the law, and likely to turn himself for punishment, he possessed which type of personality?

• A) Indigenous personality
• B) Inner-directed personality
• C) Tradition-oriented personality
• D) Other-directed personalities

Food production became important for humans about:

• A) 10,000 years ago
• B)
• C)
• D)

The expected ways of behaving are referred to as social __________.

• A) Mores
• B) Values
• C) Norms
• D) Folkways

Socio-linguistics examines:

• A) Link between languages and social structures
• B)
• C)
• D)

Which of the following statements is true about globalization?

• A) It has led to both economic growth and inequality
• B) It has stopped the movement of people across borders
• C) It has reduced poverty for all countries
• D) It has no impact on the environment

Which of the following kinship systems emphasizes patrilineal descent?

• A) Omaha
• B)
• C)
• D)

What does the term urbanization refer to?

• A) The process of people moving from rural areas into cities
• B) The decrease in population in rural areas
• C) The process of people moving from cities to rural areas
• D) The process of cities becoming smaller