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Cultural Research in Social Anthropology_T6

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is fieldwork primarily based on?

a)

Laboratory experiments 

b)

Direct personal observation

c)

Online surveys 

d)

Historical documents 

2.

What did early anthropologists discover about the populations they studied?

a)

They had no culture 

b)

They were economically advanced 

c)

They spoke English 

d)

They had complex cultures with kinship structures

3.

What was one major difficulty faced by early anthropologists?

a)

Lack of funding 

b)

Language barriers

c)

Poor weather conditions 

d)

Lack of equipment 

4.

How did the word "kangaroo" originate?

a)

From the British settlers' language 

b)

From the local people's word for "finger"

c)

It was a made-up word 

d)

From the Aboriginal word for "animal" 

5.

What is an important aspect of conducting fieldwork in anthropology?

a)

Remaining objective and understanding others' perspectives

b)

Writing detailed personal diaries 

c)

Avoiding interaction with the locals 

d)

Conducting interviews only in English 

6.

Who is considered the father of ethnography?

a)

Charles Darwin

b)

Franz Boas 

c)

Bronislaw Malinowski

d)

Alfred Radcliffe-Brown 

7.

What is the purpose of a monograph?

a)

To create a fictional story 

b)

To gather information about a specific topic

c)

To document scientific experiments 

d)

To do storytelling

8.

What is a characteristic of a monograph?

a)

It should be brief 

b)

It should only include legends 

c)

It should be diachronic only 

 

d)

It should be as complete as possible

9.

What are the time periods that a monograph can cover?

a)

Only modern times 

b)

Only ancient times

c)

Diachronic or synchronic

d)

Only future predictions 

10.

What does a diachronic monograph focus on?

a)

Studying a topic over a period of time

b)

Events occurring in the future

c)

A specific event in the present

d)

Comparing two different cultures

11.

What does a synchronic monograph focus on?

a)

The evolution of a language

b)

Future predictions

c)

Historical analysis over many years

d)

A snapshot of a topic at one specific point in time