1. Foragers have been called the original affluent society because: (Points : 1)

a they were the first society to accumulate property.

b they develop great wealth and status.

c they were the first human society to develop the division of labor.

d they seem to acquire enough food with minimal amount of time and energy.

2. The marriage of several brothers to one woman: (Points : 1)

a is called polyandry.

b is called primogeniture.

c is necessary in pastoral societies.

d is called polygyny

3. A delayed return system is: (Points : 1)

a when items are consumed immediately upon accessing them.

b there is a time lag in labor performance and accessing the products.

c you have to store the food first.

d people frequently move.

4. The most common family type in foraging societies is: (Points : 1)

a extended.

b nuclear.

c adoptive.

d unilateral.

5. Fissioning: (Points : 1)

a adds conflict in a camp with the idea that someone doesn’t want to live with you.

b reduces resource pressure on the environment.

c restricts people’s flexibility to visit kin.

d makes the likelihood of survival decrease.

6. Marrying outside a group is called: (Points : 1)

a polygamy.

b monogamy.

c exogamy.

d endogamy.

7. According to anthropologists, what type of leader is considered a “big man”? (Points : 1)

a the largest man who consumes the most food

b a man who has the ability to sway fellow villagers through the process of gift giving

c a man who has the power to make all decisions on war

d a man who has been chosen to perform all rituals and sacred ceremonies

8. Which of the following would not belong to a man’s matrilineage? (Points : 1)

a his mother

b his daughter

c his mother’s brother

d his sister’s son

9. Competition among co-wives in a polygynous household is reduced when: (Points : 1)

a sororal polygyny is practiced.

b co-wives all live in the same household and share the same kitchen.

c the wives all live together.

d the co-wives father had multiple wives.

10. Carrying capacity is: (Points : 1)

a the ability of a hunter to carry heavy game on their back.

b the natural environment’s ability to sustain a people indefinitely.

c the amount foragers can carry from location to location when the move.

d the amount of food that can be grown on a plot of land.