C. fieldwork in garbage dumps is less expensive D. surveys and interviews are done by sociologists 40. __________ linguistics, which focuses on the comparison and classification of different languages to reveal historical links, can often be used to confirm inferences derived from archaeological or paleoanthropological research on ancient population movements. A. Historical B. Socio- C. Structural D. Evolutionary E. Ethnological 41. An anthropologist interested in structural linguistics might consider doing research on: A. the relationship between Chinese and Japanese B. whether bilingual children think differently from children who know only one language C. why some people speak with a Southern accent only when they are with family members D. what languages are spoken in highland 42. Most of the research of anthropologist Schieffelin falls under the category of: A. sociolinguistics B. ethnomusicology C. forensic anthropology D. prehistoric archaeology 43. A unique research strategy of anthropologists which involves learning the language and culture of a group by participating in the group's daily activities is called: A. assimilation B. holistic interaction C. ethnography D. participant observation E. cultural probing 44. Anthropology is said to be "holistic" because it: A. is concerned with primitive societies B. makes use of both written and spoken sources C. combines studies of biological and cultural phenomena D. studies the mystical aspects of human experience 45. The use of anthropological data to offer practical solutions to problems within a society is called: A. applied anthropology B. forensics C. ethnography D. participant observation E. holism 46. An example of "applied anthropology" be: A. a study of genetic differences between gorillas, chimpanzees, and humans
C. fieldwork in garbage dumps is less expensive D. surveys and interviews are done by sociologists 40. __________ linguistics, which focuses on the comparison and classification of different languages to reveal historical links, can often be used to confirm inferences derived from archaeological or paleoanthropological research on ancient population movements. A. Historical B. Socio- C. Structural D. Evolutionary E. Ethnological 41. An anthropologist interested in structural linguistics might consider doing research on: A. the relationship between Chinese and Japanese B. whether bilingual children think differently from children who know only one language C. why some people speak with a Southern accent only when they are with family members D. what languages are spoken in highland 42. Most of the research of anthropologist Schieffelin falls under the category of: A. sociolinguistics B. ethnomusicology C. forensic anthropology D. prehistoric archaeology 43. A unique research strategy of anthropologists which involves learning the language and culture of a group by participating in the group's daily activities is called: A. assimilation B. holistic interaction C. ethnography D. participant observation E. cultural probing 44. Anthropology is said to be "holistic" because it: A. is concerned with primitive societies B. makes use of both written and spoken sources C. combines studies of biological and cultural phenomena D. studies the mystical aspects of human experience 45. The use of anthropological data to offer practical solutions to problems within a society is called: A. applied anthropology B. forensics C. ethnography D. participant observation E. holism 46. An example of "applied anthropology" be: A. a study of genetic differences between gorillas, chimpanzees, and humans
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