Download Jeopardy Questions – Round Two Dem Bones Q. These provide the

Jeopardy Questions – Round Two
Dem Bones
Term It Up
Who Dat? (Part Deux)
Q. These provide the best
evidence for the sex of a
person.
A. Pelvic Bones
Q. Judgements of what’s
good/bad/in between in a given
culture.
A. Values
Q. American zoologist, primatologist,
and anthropologist who undertook
an extensive study of gorilla groups
over a period of 18 years.
A. Dian Fossey
Q. Means before death.
A. Perimortem
Q. A group of people who share
a common culture.
A. Society
Q. This is type of analysis is used
to establish identity.
A. DNA
Q. Type of DNA in bones and
teeth that can be used to
confirm relationships.
A. Mitochondrial
Q. This is when the face can be
remade based on underlying
bone structure.
A. Facial Reconstruction
Q. Observe a culture, collect
data and test ideas about
humans. On location research.
A. Fieldwork
Q. The belief that your culture is
more important and/or superior
to others.
A. Ethnocentrism
Q. Theory supported by the
bible, fossils of extinct animals
formed by Noah’s flood.
A. Diluvial
Q. Role in fostering field research of
primates in their natural habitats,
which he understood as key to
unraveling the mysteries of human
evolution.
A. Louis Leakey
Q. Eventually became known as the
father of modern cultural
anthropology. Theory of Cultural
Relativism.
A. Franz Boaz
Q. Was a paleoanthropologist who,
along with husband Louis, made
several prominent scientific
discoveries.
A. Mary Leakey
Q. Principally associated with studies
of the peoples of Oceania and with
the school of thought known as
functionalism.
A. Bronislaw Malinowski
Put a Ring on it
Climb the Human Family Tree
The Leftovers
Q. A type of marital union
where the bride and groom are
selected by a third party rather
than by each other.
A. Arranged Marriage
Q. How close your DNA is to
another human.
A. 99.9%
Q. They study the history and
structure of language, and the ways
humans use language.
A. Linguistic Anthropologists
Q. One or both spouses are
coerced into the marriage - the
union takes place without their
freely given consent (under
duress, threats, psychological
pressure etc.).
A. Forced Marriage
Q. In some cases, arranged
marriage involves one of these,
Q. Sequence with a known
location on a chromosome that
can be used to identify
individuals or species.
A. DNA Marker
Q. Neanderthals became extinct
because of this.
A. Ice Age
Q. Fossilized skull and other
skeletal remains of a three-
Q. Interviews that use a set list of
questions that do not change. This
method should be used when the
researcher
is very clear on the topic and there is
other information that is easily
available.
A. Structured interviews
Q. The idea that every belief, action,
or relationship in a culture functions
to meet the needs of individuals.
A. Functional Theory
such as priest or religious
leader.
A. Matchmaker
year-old Australopithecus
afarensis female hominid.
A. Selam
Q. Type of marriage where the
individuals find and select their
own spouses.
A. Autonomous Marriage
Q. The languages spoken by the
San people of southern Africa
and the Hadzabe of East Africa
could be our last links to the
original languages spoken by
humans in Africa some 40,000
years ago.
A. Click Languages
Q. It is s marriage where the
bride and groom share a
grandparent or near ancestor.
A. Consanguineous Marriage
Q. Look at how cultures
determine gender roles, try to
debunk gender myths, and show
how our ideas about gender are
culturally constructed, that is,
created by the culture, not biology.
A. Feminist Anthropologists
Q. One of the best known
archaeological sites in Canada. Dated
to 1000 CE, it is the remains
of the first European settlement
in North America.
A. L’anse aux Meadows