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Question #1
If something is ________ then it is influenced by one's individual senses.
A.
objective
B.
empirical
C.
subjective
Question #2
The period of modernity was characterized by the idea that all elements of life could be understood through _________.
A.
science
B.
religion
C.
technology
D.
imagination
Question #3
The scientific method relies on empirical evidence.
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #4
___________ evidence is evidence based on demonstrable evidence outside of individual perception.
A.
empirical
B.
subjective
C.
intuitive
D.
instinctive
Question #5
Match the term to its definition: Modernism
A.
Sees science as the means of discovering all truth
B.
Based on opinions or feelings; not universal
C.
Emphasizes the limitations of science to understand human experience
D.
Based on evidence outside of opinions or feelings; intended to be universal
E.
Based on verifiable evidence
Question #6
Match the term to its definition: Post-modernism
A.
Based on opinions or feelings; not universal
B.
Sees science as the means of discovering all truth
C.
Based on verifiable evidence
D.
Emphasizes the limitations of science to understand human experience
E.
Based on evidence outside of opinions or feelings; intended to be universal
Question #7
Match the term to its definition: Empirical
A.
Emphasizes the limitations of science to understand human experience
B.
Sees science as the means of discovering all truth
C.
Based on evidence outside of opinions or feelings; intended to be universal
D.
Based on opinions or feelings; not universal
E.
Based on verifiable evidence
Question #8
Match the term to its definition: Subjective
A.
Based on evidence outside of opinions or feelings; intended to be universal
B.
Based on opinions or feelings; not universal
C.
Sees science as the means of discovering all truth
D.
Based on verifiable evidence
E.
Emphasizes the limitations of science to understand human experience
Question #9
Match the term to its definition: Objective
A.
Sees science as the means of discovering all truth
B.
Emphasizes the limitations of science to understand human experience
C.
Based on verifiable evidence
D.
Based on evidence outside of opinions or feelings; intended to be universal
E.
Based on opinions or feelings; not universal
Question #10
When a social construct becomes so deeply engrained and powerful in a society that we forget about its origins, we endow the construct with the power of seeming ____________. This often gives the construct the power of seeming obvious, inevitable, and unchangeable.
A.
natural
B.
futuristic
C.
illusory
D.
fabricated
Question #11
Which of the following is not a social construct?
A.
bridal colors
B.
marriage
C.
genetic inheritance
D.
expected amounts of work and play during childhood
Question #12
The events in popular culture known as "the dress" and "laurel/yanny" demonstrate that sight and sound is ___________ .
A.
objective
B.
universal
C.
subjective
D.
homogenous
Question #13
Anthropologist Clifford Geertz argued that cultural anthropology should incorporate ____________ which is the written description of the meaning behind a cultural practice, or, the "layers of meaning."
A.
thin description
B.
functionalism
C.
thick description
D.
semantics
Question #14
Clifford Geertz argued that anthropologists need to engage in ______ the study of meaning-making.
A.
semiotics
B.
microscopic
C.
extroverted
D.
decode
Question #15
Geertz also reminds anthropologists to approach the study of culture symbolically and to the cultural practices like one would interpret a language.
A.
extroverted
B.
decode
C.
microscopic
D.
semiotics
Question #16
Geertz highlights the fact that we can never actually study all human beings and are only be able to study a sampling of any community that we are working with.
A.
semiotics
B.
decode
C.
extroverted
D.
microscopic
Question #17
Similarly, we must remember that we can only ever examine behaviors as we can never witness what people do in complete privacy.
A.
semiotics
B.
extroverted
C.
microscopic
D.
decode
Question #18
When practicing the scientific method, scientists first _____ the world around them. Then, scientists develop a ______ that can be tested in order to gain more information about the natural world. Then, scientists ______ the hypothesis using multiple, diverse tests and seek to identify an enormous body of empirical evidence. Finally, scientists come to some kind of _______ about their observations and tests.
A.
hypothesis, observe, test, conclusion
B.
observe, test, hypothesis, conclusion
C.
test, observe, hypothesis, conclusion
D.
observe, hypothesis, test, conclusion
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