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GLST 290 Quiz 1 - GLST 290 Quiz 1 Practice Questions
Cultural Anthropology (Liberty University)
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Large−scale societies have power dynamics associated with culture, but small−scale societies do not.
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Worldview influences what we believe is true, what we value, what we think is best, and what we do.
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Worldview can be described as the way we view the world.
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A person with a Biblical Worldview believes that humans were made by a sovereign, all powerful creator
God who knows and loves His creation.
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False
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Participant observation sometimes involves tricking people into participating, but this is considered
necessary deception.
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False
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According to Kwast's model, belief is at the core and it shapes all of the other layers of culture.
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If we acknowledge that someone has a different worldview, we must agree with their worldview.
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Monogenesis is the view that all humans originate from a single creation of God.
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False
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Applied anthropology can occur in any of the traditional four subfields.
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The English word culture comes from the German Kultur, meaning
humanity
to develop or grow
to live or survive
mixture
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Which of the following is usually NOT an element of participant−observation?
hanging out
establishing rapport with research participants
bringing research participants into a lab
detached observation
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Worldview answers the question: what is real?
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Worldview leads us to believe and value certain things about life and our purpose, and those beliefs and
values lead to certain behaviors.
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Globalization impacts industrialized nations, but not developing nations.
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Everyone is ethnocentric to some degree.
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We must not engage people with different worldviews.
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A Biblical Worldview is based on what is written in the Bible.
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The word Anthropology comes from Anthropos, meaning and −ology, meaning .
people; truth
human; study
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man; ways
humanity; meaning
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Ethnographic interviews may be very informal and conversational or highly structured and formal.
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Cultural traits are not inevitable outcomes of the biology of the people who practice those traits.
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A life history is ; a focus group is .
part of linguistics; part of cultural anthropology
done as part of observation ; as part of participation
about one person; an interview with a small group
recorded and transcribed; recalled from memory
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Beliefs answer the question: what is true?
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If travel is costly or impossible, a good ethnography may be written from library sources.
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True
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Any aspect of culture relates, in some way, to other parts of that culture. This phrase most centrally
illustrates which aspect of culture?
shared
learned
power laden
integrated
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We can acknowledge that someone has a different worldview and continue to interact even though we
may disagree with them.
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False
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Which factor makes cultural superiority particularly dangerous in its effects?
when the beliefs about other cultures are particularly inaccurate
when tacit ethnocentrism is also at play
when one group has sufficient power to impose their beliefs on another group
when beliefs involve intense, irrational hatred for others
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Culture is
a myth
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a concept
a real thing (like a tree or a car)
accuarately represented at an ethnic fair
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Behavior answers the question: what is done?
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Personal experiences do not impact our worldview.
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Values answer the question: what is good?
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Quiz Score: 5® out of 60
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