1. Indian Mesolithic is best represented at which of the following sites

(A)Giddalur


(B)Nevasa


(C)Teri group


(D)Bagor



2. Subsistance activity of the past and its reconstruction is aimed by which of the following branches

(A)Typo Technology


(B)Geo Chronology


(C)New Archaeology


(D)Action Archaeology



3. Which one of the following sites is situated in Rajasthan

(A)Killi Ghul Mohammad


Kayatha


(C)Ahar


(D)Navdatolli



4. Ash mounds with Neolithic culture are found in which of the following sites

Harappa


(B)Mitathal


(C)Jorwe


(D)Utnur



5. The Culture Bound Syndrome as a temporary state of physically aggressive insanity relatively common in Malay population is named as

(A)Susto


(B)Koro


(C)Amok


(D)Latah



6. The book Politics of Untouchability was written by

(A)B.R. Ambedkar


(B)M.N. Srinivas


(C)Owen Lynch


(D)Marvin Harris



7. Who among the following describes religion as social behaviour and magic as individual behaviour

E. Durkheim


(B)E.R. Leach


(C)B.R. Malinowski


(D)James Frazer



8. Unilinear evolution of culture propounded by

Malinowski


(B)Jullian Steward


(C)L.H. Morgan


(D)Leslie White



9. Who among the following was/were associated with British School of Diffusion

(A)G.E. Smith


(B)W.J. Perry


(C)W.H.R. Rivers


(D)All the above



10. Who among the following anthropologists explained bipolar model of "Great and Little Tradition"?

(A)Robert Redfield


(B)Mckim Marriott


(C)M.N. Srinivas


(D)S.C. Dube

11. Kwashiorkor is a condition associated with

(A)Zinc deficiency


(B)Protein energy malnutrition


(C)Iron deficiency


(D)Protein deficiency



12. Age related deterioration process is known as

(A)Senescence


(B)Dementia


(C)Spurt


(D)Maturation



13. Factors which tend to change gene frequencies are

(A)Natural selection and mutation


(B)Random mating and non-consanguineous mating


(C)Migration and genetic drift


(D)Both and



14. Migration can change gene frequencies and alter selection by

(A)introducing new genes into population.


(B)removing genes from population.


(C)replacing genes removed by selection.


(D)All of the above



15. An advantage of polymorphic trait is that it

(A)allows separate species to coexist in a given territory.


(B)produces variation in a trait


(C)confers greater vigor in cross breed progeny.


(D)All of the above.



16. Most prolific rock art evidence in Europe is found in which of the following sites

(A)Laugerie Haute


Ferrassie

Lascaux

Fonte Gaum



17. Earliest evidence of artificial construction of habitation structure is present in which of the following sites

(A)Kostijenki


(B)Torralba and Ambrona


(C)Terra Amata


(D)Molodova



18. Which one of the following statements does NOT reflect Franz Uri Boas's ideas

(A)All human species have equal capacity.


(B)Unilineal sequence of human progress is not universal.


(C)Culture originate due to needs.


(D)Cultures are whole and distinct.



19. Positive marriage rules according to Levi-Strauss is

(A)Preferential

(B)Probablistic

Prescriptive

Prohibitive



20. Who among the following is the author of book Traditional Societies and Technological Change

(A)G.M. Foster


(B)Sol Tax


(C)Margaret Mead


(D)Edward Spicer



21. Which of the following 'rules of residence' is least common in human societies

(A)Bilocal


(B)Matrilocal


(C)Neolocal


(D)Avanculocal

22. Which one of the following books is NOT written by Verrier Elwin

(A)The Baiga


(B)The Muria and their Ghotul


(C)Bondo Highlanders


(D)The Nacked Naga



23. Which one of the following best describe 'syncretism'

(A)Cultural blends (including religious blends) that emerge from acculturation.


(B)Cultural distinctions that maintain ethnic boundary.


(C)Cultural variations across time and space.


(D)Cultural homogenisation resulting due to globalization.



24. Who among the following believed that species changes were influenced by environmental change

E. Darwin


(B)J.B. Lamarck


Malthus


Lyell



25. Which of the following is Furuhata's index

Whorls Loops x 100

(B)Arches Whorls x 100

(C)2[Whorls] Loops/N

None of the above


26. Earliest evidence of human violence is known from which of the following sites

(A)Tilwara


(B)Birbhanpur


(C)Sarai Nahar Rai


(D)Adamgarh



27. Which one of the following is correct about ethnicity

(A)Ethnicity can be said to exist when people claim certain identity for themselves.


(B)The basis of ethnicity can be language, religion, history, geography, kinship.


(C)Ethnicity can be expressed in peaceful multiculturalism, or indiscrimination or violent confrontation.


(D)All the above



28. "Arboreal" means

(A)forest-dwelling


(B)tree-dwelling


(C)city-dwelling


(D)water-dwelling



29. The normal distribution for a trait existing in a large population reveals that

(A)all individuals are homozygous for that trait.


(B)more individuals are closer to the average value.


(C)fewer individuals possess the extreme genotype.


(D)Both and



30. Who was the first person to introduce the term "Genetics"?

Marshall


Bateson


(C)J.F. Crow


Falconer



31. Who among the following discovered the Taung child

Clarke


White


Walker


Dart

32. Identify the correct sequence in descending order

(A)Species Sub-species Population Individuals


(B)Species Populations Sub­species Individuals


(C)Individuals Species Sub­species Populations


(D)Populations Sub-species -Species Individuals



33. Identify the correct sequence of teeth in dental arc

(A)Canine Incisors Premolar Molar


(B)Premolar Canine Molar Incisor


(C)Incisor Canine Premolar -Molar


(D)Incisor Premolar Canine Molar



34. Carefully observe the above diagram.In case the person bearing number 15 marries person bearing number 18, identify the correct type of marriage

(A)Sororate Marriage


(B)Parallel Causin Marriage


(C)Cross-causin Marriage


(D)Levirate Marriage



35. Given below are two statements One is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason

Assertion :Burzahom shows a unique form of Neolithic culture of India.

Reason It shows pit dwellings. Codes

(A)Both and are correct


is correct and is incorrect


is incorrect and is correct


(D)Both and are incorrect



36. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason

Assertion Inamgaon shows a continuous occupation of Jorwe culture.

Reason There are more than one occupational levels.

(A)Both and are correct


is correct, and is incorrect


is incorrect and is correct


(D)Both and are incorrect



37. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason

Assertion With contagious magic,whatever is done to an object is believed to affect a person who once had contact with it.

Reason The magical spell performed on the body product is believed to reach the person eventually and work the desired result. Based on the above statements, choose the correct answer.

Codes

(A)Both and are correct


is correct, and is wrong


is wrong and is correct


(D)Both and are wrong



38. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason

Assertion Diarrhea is a leading cause of mortality to under five children.

Reason Oral RehydrationTherapy does not significantly contribute to diarrheal deaths.

Codes

(A)Both and are correct


is correct, is wrong


is wrong, is correct


(D)Both and are wrong

39. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason

Assertion Food gathering society possess one of the salient features of equigeniture.

Reason The members of a food gathering society belong to one kindred group, usually live with limited food resources.

Codes

is true, is false


is false, is true


(C)Both and are true


(D)Both and are false



40. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason

Assertion Traditionally a tribe is defined as an endogamous social group having strong kinship tie, common territory, common language and common culture.

Reason The above definition is no longer valid in an ever changing tribal society due to impact of several external forces. Based on the above statements, choose the correct answer.

Codes

(A)Both and are correct


is correct and is wrong


is wrong and is correct


(D)Both and are wrong



41. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason

Assertion Albinism is determined by single recessive trait.

Reason Albinism is characterized by the presence of melanin pigment.

Codes

is true, but is false


(B)Both and are false


(C)Both and are true


is false, but is true



42. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason

Assertion MN blood groups are characterized by three phenotypes and three genotypes.

Reason MN blood group system is determined by three co-dominant alleles.

Codes

is true, but is false


(B)Both and are true


(C)Both and are false


is false, but is true



43. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion(A) and the other is labelled as Reason

Assertion Sub-Saharan Africans show decreased surface area in relation to mass.

Reason Sub-Saharan region is characterized by hot climate.

Codes

(A)Both and are correct


(B)Both and are false


is false, but is correct


is correct, but is false



44. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason

Assertion Weight increase for age indicates better physical growth.

Reason Good nutrition increases body weight.

Codes

(A)Both and are true


(B)Both and are false


is correct, but is false


is false, but is correct

45. Identify the correct sequence of evolution of religion in ascending order

(A)Theism-Shamanism-Idolatory-Fetishism


Fetishism-Theism-Shamanism-Idolatory


(C)Shamanism-Fetishism-Theism-Idolatory


(D)Fetishism-Shamanism-Idolatory-Theism



46. Identify the correct sequence in descending order of early hominius from Africa

(A)Sahelanthropus tchadensis­Ardipithecus-ramidus Australopithecus anamensis Australopithecus afarensis


(B)Australopitheus afarensis Australopithecus anamensis Sahelanthropus tchadensis Australopithecus ramidus


(C)Sahelanthropus tchadensis Australopithecus anamensis Australopithecus ramidus Australopithecus afarensis


(D)Australopithecus ramidus Sahelanthropus tchadensis Australopithecus afarensis Australopithecus anamensis



47. Identify the correct sequence in ascending order

(A)Sarai Nahar Rai Baghore II -Chirand


(B)Chirand Sarai Nahar Rai Baghore II


(C)Baghore II Sarai Nahar Rai -Chirand


(D)Sarai Nahar Rai Chirand Baghore II



48. Identify the correct sequence in ascending order

(A)Chattelpersonean Solutrean Aurignacian


(B)Aurignacian Solutrean Chatterpersonean


(C)Solutrean Aurignacian Chattelpersonean


(D)Chattelpersonean Aurignacian Solutrean

49. Identify the correct sequence of evolution of family is given by L.H. Morgan.

(A)Syndyasmian Punuluan Monogamian Consanguine


(B)Punuluan Consanguine Syndyasmian Monogamian


(C)Consanguine Syndyasmian Punuluan Monogamian


(D)Consanguine Punuluan Syndyasmian Monogamian



50. Identify the correct sequence according to Robert Redfield.

(A)Village Community Region State


(B)Community Village State Region


(C)Region State Community Village


(D)State Region Community Village



51. Identify the correct sequence of contributors of British School of Structural-Functionalism

(A)Radcliffe Brown, Nadel, Leach, Firth.


(B)Nadel, Radcliffe Brown, Firth, Leach.


(C)Leach, Nadel, Firth, Radcliffe Brown.


(D)Firth, Leach, Radchiffe Brown, Nadel.

52. Identify the correct sequence of climatic mode of plio-pliestocene hominid evolution

(A)Subtropical forest Savana grass lands Severe cold Forest disappears


(B)Subtropical forest Forest disappears Savana grass lands Severe cold


(C)Forest disappears Savana grass lands Severe cold Sub tropical forest


(D)Savana grass lands Severe cold Forest disappears Sub tropical forest



53. Identify the correct sequence in the process of communication

(A)Sender Message Channel Receiver


(B)Sender Channel Message Receiver


(C)Message Sender Channel Receiver


(D)Channel Receiver Message Sender



54. Arrange the following in descending chronological sequence

(A)Applied Anthropology Action Anthropology Salvage Ethnology


(B)Salvage Ethnology Applied Anthropology Action Anthropology


(C)Action Anthropology Applied Anthropology Salvage Ethnology


(D)Salvage Ethnology Action Anthropology Applied Anthropology



55. Identify the correct chronological sequence from oldest to the recent for the following earthquake disasters

(A)Bhuj Latur Kashmir Sikkim


(B)Latur Bhuj Kashmir Sikkim


(C)Kashmir Latur Sikkim Bhuj


(D)Latur Kashmir Sikkim Bhuj



56. Which one of the following sequence of for Shatpath Brahmana is correct

(A)Rinas to fellow beings Rinas toancestors Rinas to seers Rinas to gods.


(B)Rinas to seers Rinas to gods -Rinas to fellow beings Rinas to ancestors.


(C)Rinas to gods Rinas to seers -Rinas to ancestors Rinas to fellow beings.


(D)Rinas to ancestors Rinas to fellow beings Rinas to gods -Rinas to seers.



57. Match an item in List-I with an item in List-II. Use code given below

List I List II
(Author) (Books)

a.Ruth i. The Nature of Benedict Culture

b.Clifford ii. Primitive Culture Geertz

c. E.B. Tylor iii. The Interpretation of Culture

d. A.L. Krober iv. Patterns of Culture

Codes

a b c d

i iii ii


(B)iii iv ii i


iii ii i


ii i iii



58. Match an item in List-I with an item in List-II. Use code given below

List I List II

a. Coefficient of variation i. Tests the null hypothesis

b. Standard deviation ii. Average

c. Mean iii. Absolute measure of variation

d. Chi square iv. Relative measure of variation

Codes

a b c d

ii iii i


(B)iii i ii iv


iii ii i


iii i iv


59. Match an item in List-I with an item in List-II. Use code given below

List I List II

a. Canine i. Ulna

b. Linea aspera ii. Alveolar Arch

c. Olecranon iii. Femur Process

d. Diastema iv. Mandible

Codes

a b c d

i iii ii


(B)iii i ii iv


iii i iv


iii i ii



60. Match an item in List-I with an item in List-II. Use code given below

List I List II

a. Polymorphic i. Rheumatoid trait arthritis

b. Auto ii. Intelligence immune measure disease

c. I.Q. Test iii. Inborn error of metabolism

d. Alcaptonuria iv. Genetic variation

Codes

a b c d

iii ii i


i ii iii


iii ii iv


iv iii i



61. Match an item in List-I with an item in List-II. Use code given below

List I List II

a. Paleolithic period i. Civilization

b. Neolithic period ii. Higher Barbarism

c. Copper age iii. Savagery

d. Early Bronze age iv. Barbarism

Codes

a b c d

ii iii iv


iii ii i


(C)iii iv ii i


i iv iii



62. Match an item in List-I with an item in List-II. Use code given below

List I List II

a. Structuralism i. Kroebar

b. Functionalism ii. E.R. Leach

c. Diffusionism iii. Malinowski

d. Super organic iv. Boas theory of culture

Codes

a b c d

iii iv i


iii ii i


iv i iii


(D)iii i iv ii



63. Match an item in List-I with an item in List-II. Use code given below

List I List II

a.Epidemiology i. Triglycerides

b.Fat ii. Rickets

c.Retinol iii. Distribution and etiology of disease

d.Calceferol iv. Blindness

Codes

a b c d

ii iii i


(B)iii i iv ii


iv iii ii


i iii iv



64. Match an item in List-I with an item in List-II. Use code given below

List I List II

a. Narmada i. Indonesia

b. Sangiran ii. Tanzania

c. Zhoukoudien iii. India

d. Olduvai Gorge iv. China

Codes

a b c d

(A)iii iv i ii


iii iv ii


iv iii i


(D)iii i iv ii

65. Match an item in List-I with an item in List-II. Use code given below

List I List II

a. Main line index i. Pigmentation
b. Colour blindness ii. Land Steiner and Weiner
c. Skin colour iii. Sex linked trait
d. The Rhesus system iv. Dermatoglyphics

Codes

a b c d

i iii ii


iii i ii


iv ii iii


iii i iv



66. Match an item in List-I with an item in List-II. Use code given below

List I List II

a. Aneuploidy i. Fusion of homologous chromosomes
b. Compound Chromosome ii. Triplication of one of the chromosome
c. Trisomy iii. Chromosome segment flipped by 180?
d. Inversion iv. Numerical change in part of genome

Codes

a b c d

i ii iii


iv iii ii


(C)iii ii i iv


i iii iv



67. Match an item in List-I with an item in List-II. Use code given below

List I List II

a. Height vertex i. Sliding caliper

b. Hand length ii. Tape

c. Calf circumference iii. Spreading caliper

d. Head breadth iv.Anthropometer

Codes

a b c d

i ii iii


(B)iii ii i iv


iii iv i


iv iii ii



68. Match an item in List-I with an item in List-II. Use code given below

List I List II

a. Sangankallu i. Mesolithic

b. Chirkhi-Nevasa ii. Harappan

c. Kalibangan iii. Lower Palaeolithic

d. Langhnaj iv. Deccan Neolithic

Codes

a b c d

iii ii i


(B)iii ii iv i


iii i ii


ii iii iv


69. Match an item in List-I with an item in List-II. Use code given below

List I List II

a. Sangoan i. East African upper Palaeolithic

b. Natufian ii. Late Acheulian in East Africa

c.Fauresmith iii. Mesolithic in West Asia

d.Ibero-Mauritian iv. Mesolithic in East Africa

Codes

a b c d

iii ii i


iii ii iv


(C)iii ii i iv


iii i ii



70. Match an item in List-I with an item in List-II. Use code given below

List I List II

a. Caste i. Economic group

b. Class ii. Endogamous group

c. Gotra iii. Primary social group

d. Family iv. Exogamous group

Codes

a b c d

(A)iii i iv ii


ii i iii


i iv iii


i iii ii


71. Read the following text and choose/pick the correct answer in each of the following questions: (Question Nos. 71 to 75)

The comparative consideration of the question, "Is the village a community?" is more complex than it seems, for there are numerous dimensions of "community,"such as the ecological, physical, social, economic, political, religious, and psychological. To what extent do the physical limits of the village define the limits for these dimensions Or to what extent do these aspects of community spill over into other villages so that the community might better be defined in terms of units larger than the single village As we might expect, not all aspects of community have the same spatial distribution, so that a village may be a clearly self-contained unit for some purposes and not for others.
There is yet another aspect of the problem, namely, what is the quality of social relations, of mutual interdependence of persons or social groups within each village We must be ready to deal with the possibility that, although Village A does not define the physical area of social, economic, and other relations as clearly as does Village yet the quality of such relations in A or subgroups within it may be so much more cohesive as to justify our saying that there is more community within A (as well as the villages into which this spills over) than there is in B. With these observations in mind, let us first consider those aspects of community which Rani Khera and Tepoz-tlan share and then go on to consider some of the more important differences.

Both Tepoztlan and Rani Khera are corporate bodies which enjoy legal status and can take suits to law courts. Both are units of taxation for the respective revenue departments. In both cases the greater part of the social, economic, and religious activities takes place within the village. The village is home and there is relatively little out-migration, but more in Tepoztlan than in Rani Khera. Of Tepoztlan it can be said that most villagers are born there, live and work there, and die there. This cannot be said of Rani Khera, for the married women were not born there, and the daughters of the village will not die there. Yet the very designation "daughter of the village" speaks eloquently for the sense of village consciousness.
In both villages, despite the existence of schisms and factions, there are occasions when the villagers act together as a unit for some common goal such as the building of a road or a school, drainage of a pond, or the defense of the village against attack from the outside. In the case of Tepoztlan the defense of the village last occurred in the twenties, when it was attacked by the Cristeros. In the case of Rani Khera one must go back almost a hundred years for a comparable occasion.

71. How does village Rani Khera differ from village Tepoztlan

(A)Married women are not born in Rani Khera.


(B)The daughter of the village Rani Khera will not die there.


(C)There is relatively more out­migration in Rani Khera village.


(D)All of the above matters.



72. Which one of the following statements about both Rani Khera and Tepoztlan is NOT true

(A)Both are corporate bodies


(B)Both have legal status


both cases, the greater part of social activities take place within the villages.


both cases, the defence of the village by the inhabitants last occurred in the same year.



73. Which one of the following statements about both Rani khera and Tepoztlan is true

(A)Existence of schisms and factions.


(B)Total self-sufficiency in all aspects of community life.


out-migration or in-migration.


(D)All of the above



74. The most important distinction between Rani Khera and Tepoztlan is

(A)Rani Khera is exogamous and Tepoztlan is endogamous.


(B)Rani Khera is more self-sufficient compared to Tepoztlan.


(C)People of Rani Khera are more cooperative compared to Tepoztlan.


(D)Sense of belongingness through a common identity is more visible in Rani Khera compared to Tepoztlan.



75. Village Tepoztlan was attacked in the twenties by the

Cristeros


(B)Inhabitants of a neighbouring village.


(C)King of Mexico


(D)Indigenous people of mountain village.