Tut 10
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- Q1
One reason humans cannot be divided into discrete “races” is because
the term is problematic as it has been used to discriminate against some people and privilege others.
humans are not able to accurately categorize other humans.
most human traits vary on a continuous basis with no clear lines of demarcation.
humans are more genetically diverse than most other closely related species.
60s - Q2
The Ancient Egyptians believed there were four groups of people in the world:
the Romanu (Romans), the Reth (Egyptians), the Nebu (Nubians) and the Themehu (North Africans).
tall, short, stout and slender.
white, black, red and yellow.
the Aamu (Asiatics), the Nehesu (Nubians), the Reth (Egyptians), and the Themehu (Libyans).
60s - Q3
Aristotle expressed the belief that certain people are inherently (or genetically) more instinctive rulers, while others are more natural fit for the life of a worker or slave.
True
False
60s - Q4
Linnaeus believed that Europeans are “white” and regulated by
habit
custom
belief
instinct
60s - Q5
The belief that an association exists between people’s physical characteristics and their behavior, intelligence, ability, values, and morals is known as
historical particularism.
bionomial nomenclature.
essentialism.
biological determinism.
60s - Q6
The attempt to formalize the social scientific study of “fitness” and “superiority” among members of 19th-century Europe is known as
eugenics
physical anthropology
race
population genetics
60s - Q7
Human diversity cannot be broken into discrete “races,” because most physical traits vary on a____ basis.
clinal (gradual changes)
macro
cyclical
continual
60s - Q8
One easily visible example of a clinal distribution seen worldwide is the patterning of human variation in ____
blood types
lactose tolerance.
skin colour
sickle cell anemia
60s - Q9
All human beings on Earth share _____ of their overall DNA.
99.9%
50%
80%
100%
60s - Q10
Human genetic diversity is highest in
North America
sub-Saharan Africa
Southeast Asia
Europe
60s