Quiz 1

Question 1

What is anthropology

Answer 1

Study of human beings and their relatives everywhere throughout time

Question 2

relatives of humans

Answer 2

Apes,Gorilas,monkeys,chimps

Question 3

what is the human experience

Answer 3

think , feel , change to your environment

Question 4

how are we connected to our environment

Answer 4

thourgh food,resources,culture , sports and activities

Question 5

anthropology direct focuses

Answer 5

interconnectedness and interdependence
of all aspects of human experiences

Question 6

Holistic approach

Answer 6

human culture and bio must be viewed from the broadest possible to fully understand everything
must have all the facts and all the views

Question 7

Physical anthropology

Answer 7

concerned with the origin,evolution and diversity of people

Question 8

molecular anthropology

Answer 8

study of genes and genetic relationships

Question 9

Paleo anthropology

Answer 9

study of the origin and predecessors of the present human species and the study of human evolution bio cultural approach

Question 10

primatology

Answer 10

study of living and fossil primates
characterizes thumbs strong bison felxible arms and joints

Question 11

human variation and adaptation

Answer 11

focuses on the capacity of human to adapt or adjust to there environment

adaptations: change to be suited better to environment sweating skin tone

variations: height, skin colour, body build, blood type

Question 12

Forensic

Answer 12

the identification of human skeletal remains for classification and for legal purpose

Question 13

cultural anthropology

Answer 13

Study of cultural anthropology and variation among humans and in all aspects that use data to find art facts and languages ideas, values behaviours

Question 14

Archaeology

Answer 14

Study of human culture materials remains by recovering them and using environmental data

Question 15

ethnology

Answer 15

analyzing cultures, especially in regards to their historical development and similarly between them

Question 16

Linguistics

Answer 16

The city of human language, looking at how they were started history and relevant to them

Question 17

Gene flow

Answer 17

introduction of new alleles from nearby groups. migration leads to gene flow

Question 18

Genetic drift

Answer 18

random events that fluctuations the traits in a gene pool of a population

Question 19

mutations

Answer 19

random new variations of a trait is created and this is positive

Question 20

Natural selection

Answer 20

not random selection, there is a selection by forces of nature and the ones that are well adapted survive

Question 21

5 senses

Answer 21

smell,taste,touch,hearing ,site eyes most important

Question 22

characteristics of a primate

Answer 22

thumbs, vision , brain size

Question 23

Locomotion

Answer 23

All primates walk on 4s expect humans they can grasp things

Question 24

opposability

Answer 24

able to touch finger tips to thumb

Question 25

primates activity

Answer 25

body temp is regulated
respiratory system strong able to eat and move
flexible arms and shoulder and hips
variety variety movement possible

Question 26

Reproduction

Answer 26

nearly all primates only have single baby at a time
they spend longer with babies to aid them in survival
primates have longest period of post natal dependence

Question 27

primates brain

Answer 27

ability to store acquire, remember, retrieving process information large brain equals variety of behaviours

Question 28

social structure

Answer 28

primates have different social structures all primates, though see females with babies as important people very close spawn between infinite mother presence of groups is more important