| 1381 |
The division of the world into the sacred and the profane is central to the theory of religion of |
Anthropology Religion and belief |
Easy |
| 1382 |
A healer makes a small clay image of an enemy and pierces it, believing this will harm the person. This illus… |
Anthropology Religion and belief |
Medium |
| 1383 |
Members of a clan regard the tortoise as their ancestor and never kill or eat it. This practice is an example… |
Anthropology Religion and belief |
Medium |
| 1384 |
Malinowski observed that Trobriand islanders performed elaborate magic before open-sea fishing but not before… |
Anthropology Religion and belief |
Hard |
| 1385 |
Shifting cultivation in north-east India is commonly known as |
Anthropology Subsistence strategies |
Easy |
| 1386 |
The Toda of the Nilgiri hills are traditionally associated with |
Anthropology Subsistence strategies |
Easy |
| 1387 |
A small group moves seasonally through a forest collecting honey, roots and game, owns few possessions and sh… |
Anthropology Subsistence strategies |
Medium |
| 1388 |
Shepherds of the Himalayas take their flocks to high pastures in summer and down to the valleys in winter. Th… |
Anthropology Subsistence strategies |
Medium |
| 1389 |
Why does intensive plough agriculture usually support larger and more stratified societies than foraging? |
Anthropology Subsistence strategies |
Hard |
| 1390 |
Which political unit is typically a small, mobile, egalitarian group of foragers with informal leadership? |
Anthropology Traditional political systems |
Easy |
| 1391 |
Power that is accepted by people as legitimate is called |
Anthropology Traditional political systems |
Easy |
| 1392 |
A village headman holds office because his father and grandfather held it before him, as custom requires. Acc… |
Anthropology Traditional political systems |
Medium |
| 1393 |
In a village, a man who repeatedly breaks rules is mocked, avoided and not invited to feasts, though no court… |
Anthropology Traditional political systems |
Medium |
| 1394 |
A society has a hereditary chief who collects produce from several villages and redistributes it at feasts, b… |
Anthropology Traditional political systems |
Hard |
| 1395 |
The idea that the language a person speaks influences how he or she perceives the world is called the |
Anthropology Language and culture |
Easy |
| 1396 |
A child of Tamil-speaking parents is adopted at birth and raised in a Punjabi-speaking family. The child will… |
Anthropology Language and culture |
Easy |
| 1397 |
Hindi has separate words for father's brother and mother's brother, while English uses only "uncle". This bes… |
Anthropology Language and culture |
Medium |
| 1398 |
A student speaks Marathi at home, English in class and a mix of both with friends, switching smoothly. This p… |
Anthropology Language and culture |
Medium |
| 1399 |
Human language allows people to talk about ancestors who died long ago and plans for next year. This property… |
Anthropology Language and culture |
Hard |
| 1400 |
Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam belong to which language family? |
Anthropology Diversity in India |
Easy |