Anth 102 - Human Ways of Life » Fall 2019 » Quiz 4

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Question #1
In Nuer ghost marriage, who is the pater of any current and future children?
A.   The genitor
B.   The dead ghost
C.   The Legal marital partner
D.   The pro-husband
Question #2
In Nuer leviratic marriage, a widow is expected to live with her:
A.   Dead husband’s brother
B.   Father
C.   Dead husband’s father
D.   Uncle
Question #3
Which of the following is an example of feminism?
A.   A federal law enforcing the same hourly wage for employees of all sexes.
B.   A workplace policy that gives men more benefits than women.
C.   A teacher who only calls on female students, even when males raise their hands.
D.   All of the above
Question #4
What is the primary role of Nadles in Navajo society?
A.   Dance at weddings to provide blessings for fertility
B.   Lend spiritual advice in temples regarding issues of reproduction
C.   Settle disputes between men and women
D.   Communicate with divine spirits
Question #5
When Margaret Mead went to New Guinea, she found all gender roles identical to the U.S.
A.   FALSE
B.   TRUE
Question #6
Which cultural group might have a female husband?
A.   The !Kung
B.   The Nuer
C.   The Trobrianders
D.   The Minangkabau
Question #7
Which of the following is the most appropriate term for a Native American intersexual person?
A.   Hijra
B.   Berdache
C.   Two-Spirits
D.   Hermaphrodite
Question #8
Which of the following refers to the biological differences between males and females?
A.   Gender
B.   Sex
C.   Feminine
D.   Masculine
Question #9
A transfer of parent’s wealth to their daughter at the time of marriage is called a:
A.   Dowry
B.   Bride service
C.   Bride price
D.   Bridewealth
Question #10
Bifurcated kinship systems distinguish the mother’s side from the father’s side.
A.   FALSE
B.   TRUE
Question #11
Biologically, approximately how many people do not fit into typical male or female categories?
A.   1.70%
B.   0.10%
C.   25%
D.   0.00%
Question #12
The Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) protects the rights of homosexuals to marry each other.
A.   TRUE
B.   FALSE
Question #13
When trying to find a spouse, Nuer teenagers are treated with beauty magic by older relatives.
A.   FALSE
B.   TRUE
Question #14
“Gender performance” may best be described as:
A.   The biological differences between males and females.
B.   The way people express their gender identity.
C.   Being sexually ambiguous, or unclear with maleness/femaleness.
D.   All of the above.
Question #15
According to Dana Davis’ work in battered women’s shelters, what are fictive kin?
A.   When battered women leave their spouse and are essentially on their own.
B.   People with no biological relationship that are considered family.
C.   Distant blood-relatives that are heavily involved in someone’s life.
D.   People with a biological relationship that are not considered familiy
Question #16
According to text and other sources, today men and women in the US always earn equal pay in the workplace
A.   FALSE
B.   TRUE
Question #17
Today, most Hijra India live very high class lifestyles in Hindu temples, receiving lots of money and gifts for dancing at weddings.
A.   TRUE
B.   FALSE
Question #18
Which of the following is NOT one of Chrys Ingraham’s criticisms of American “White Weddings”(2008)?
A.   Young girls are socialized to have expensive and romanticized weddings.
B.   Same sex marriages are now legal in the United States.
C.   The wedding culture reinforces only heterosexual norms.
D.   Weddings can symbolize unequal relations between men and women.
Question #19
Harvard-trained biologist and zoologist Alfred Kinsey's study on human sexuality revealed which of the following?
A.   most Americans identified as homosexual
B.   a set of simplistic sexual categories
C.   sexual behaviors remain fixed over the course of a lifetime
D.   a continuum of sexual behavior
E.   a strict dichotomy between heterosexuality and homosexuality

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