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Cultural Anthropology A Problem-Based Approach 8th Edition By Richard H. Robbins, Rachael A. Dawty Beech TEST BANK

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Chapter 1: Culture and Meaning Test Bank Multiple Choice 1. People who belong to the same society have similar ways of seeing the world because they share ______. a. life events b. culture c.... genes d. their environment Ans: B Learning Objective: 1.1: Why do human beings differ in their beliefs and behaviors? Cognitive Domain: Knowledge Answer Location: Question 1.1 Why Do Human Beings Differ in Their Beliefs and Behaviors? Difficulty Level: Easy 2. Why do people in the United States of America rarely eat insects? a. Insects are fundamentally dangerous to consume b. Americans are more civilized than people who live in other places c. Consuming animals is frowned upon in the United States d. Insects are not categorized as “good to eat” in the United States Ans: D Learning Objective: 1.1: Why do human beings differ in their beliefs and behaviors? Cognitive Domain: Application Answer Location: Question 1.1 Why Do Human Beings Differ in Their Beliefs and Behaviors? Difficulty Level: Medium 3. American ideas about which technically edible items are good to eat come from ______. a. direct experience of items as dangerous or safe b. Biblical designations of edible or inedible c. observations of animals eating some items but not others d. interpretation of the taste of items [Show More]

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