Anthro Intro

1. Anthropology is the study of:

•    a) Plants

• d) Planets

• c) Humanity

• b) Animals

2. The term "anthropology" is derived from:

•    a) Latin

• d) German

• c) French

• b) Greek

3. The term "anthropology" was first used in:

•    a) 1501

• d) 1900

• c) 1800

• b) 1600

4. The two adjectives used to distinguish Rational Psychology from Experimental Psychology are:

•    a) Superior and Inferior

• d) Theoretical and Practical

• c) Philosophical and Scientific

• b) Rational and Experimental

5. Physical Anthropology studies:

•    a) Language structures

• b) Human anatomy and biology

    

• c) Economic development patterns

• d) Cultural practices

6. Linguistic Anthropology focuses on:

•    a) Language structures and their historical relationships

• b) Human cultural practices

• c) Physical adaptations of humans

• d) Economic development patterns

7. The subfield of Ethnology or Cultural Anthropology concentrates on:

•    a) Myth, music, and folklore

• b) Human anatomy and biology

• c) Language structures

• d) Economic development patterns

8. Applied Anthropology uses anthropological knowledge and expertise to:

•    a) Study human anatomy and biology

• b) Study language structures

• c) Deal with modern problems

• d) Study cultural practices

9. In Philosophical Anthropology, we deal with questions of:

•    a) Metaphysics and phenomenology

• b) Language structures

• c) Physical adaptations

• d) Economic development patterns

10. Why in traditional philosophy, Anthropology was called Psychologia Superior?

• a) because it was concerned with the study of God

• b) because it was concerned with the study of the soul

• c) because it was concerned with the study of human behaviour

• d) Both b & c