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ANTHROPOLOGY
Paper II

Note This paper contains fifty objective type questions, each question carrying two
marks. Attempt all the questions.
5. Who among the following wrote the includes
1. Heath and Carter somatotype method
book 'Genetics and the Origin of Species'

Photoscopy and anthropometry


C. Darwin

Anthropometry


R. Goldschmidt


T. Dobzhansky



Photoscopy

R. A. Fisher

None of the above

6. Mendelian population is
reproductive community of a
2. Adaptive biological changes occurring common gene pool within the lifetime of an organism in
response to environmental stress
isolated population without refers to
common gene pool
not a reproductive population
acclimation
not integrated by genetic factors
habituation
7. Which one of the following is the characteristic of the primates
acclimatization
adaptation Arboreal locomotion
Extremitie not adapted for
3. Cephalo-Caudal growth occurs from prehension
Olfactory sense is greatly
head-to-tail emphasized
tail-to-head Dental formula exhibits four
incisors
centre of body to outward
outward to centre of body 8. Fossils
are the preserved remains of
plants and animals that lived in
4. DNA molecule was discovered by the past
G. Mendel are the impression of organisms of past geologic time that have
J. Watson F. Crick been preserved in earth's crust.
J. M. Lowenstein usually involve the hard part of an organism
M. Kimura possess all the above features



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9. The societies having centralized authority, administrative machinery and constitutive judicial systems are

Zulu-Bemba-Tallensi-Kede


Ngwato-Benyankole-Zulu-Nuer


Zulu-Ngwato-Bemba-Kede


Nuer-Tallensi-Zulu-Bemba



10. Ethnology differs from Ethnography because

it is comparative


it uses data collected by other anthropologists


it generalizes across cultures


all the above



11. The idea that the need to regulate hydraulic agricultural economy gave rise to State was given by

Leslie White


K. A. Wittfogel


Julian Steward


Marvin Harris



12. According to Levi-Strauss prohibition on marriage would lead to

complex Kinship systems


crow-Omaha Kinship system


elementary Kinship systems


none of the above



13. Which one of the following best illustrates modernism

Shedding of tradition


Rational thinking


Process of change


Cultural movement



14. Which one of the following methods is most useful for Kinship Studies

Observation


Case study


Interview


Genealogical



15. Which one of the following tribes follows matriarcheal system

Khasa


Toda


Bhil


Khasi



16. Which one of the following pairs is not correctly matched

Patrilineal Patrilocal


Matrilineal Matrilocal


Descent group Clan or lineage


Matrilineal Patrilineal



17. Which one of the following Commissions recommended the introduction of Ashram Schools during 5th Five Year Plan

B. P. Mandal Commission


Kaka Kalelkar Commission


V. N. Dhebar Commission


P. Shila A.O. Commission



18. Who among the following is the author of the book witchcraft, Oracles, and Magic among the A Zande

E. E. Evans-Prichard


E. R. Leach


B. R. Malinowski


E. Durkheim



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Germany


France


U. K.


U. S. A



20. The five-fold principles for the development of the tribals by the then Prime Minister Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru appeared in his forward to the book titled

Philosophy for NEFA


The Scheduled Tribes


The Mana Gonds of Bastar


Affairs of a Tribe



21. Splinter-and-groove technique is best represented at which of the following sites

Laugerie-Haute


La Ferrassie


Stellmoor


Willendorf



22. Palaeolithic primary site from India is best represented at

Navdatolli


Inamgaon


Attirampakkam


Bhimbetka



23. Hunsgi represents one of the most important sites of which of the following cultural periods

Palaeolithic


Mesolithic


Chalcolithic


Neolithic



24. Which one of the following ceramic traditions represent the Deccan Chalcolithic culture

Kayatha


Jorwe


Black-and-Red Ware


Painted Grey Ware



25. One of the oldest known Neolithic site in India is

Bagor


Sarai-Nahar-Rai


Chirand


Lahura Deva



26. At which of the following sites shouldered celts are commonly found

North Indian sites


South Indian sites


East Indian sites


West Indian sites



27. Which one of the following methods of dating does one get result in years

Terrace sequence


Palenology


Palaeontology


Radio-carbon



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Reason Because in the south wide spread pastoralism was the main economy.
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29. Given below are two statements. One is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason
Assertion ABO blood group system is a polymorphic marker.
Reason There are more than two alleles (at least one of them greater than 1 percent) responsible for its inheritance.

Codes

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Both and are false.


is correct, but is false.


is false, but is correct.



30. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason
Assertion Westernization
refers to changes brought about by British Rule in India.
Reason Sanskritization among lower castes got negatively affected due to westernization.
On the basis of the above statements, choose the correct statement.


Codes

is correct and is wrong.


is wrong and is correct.


Both and are wrong.


Both and are correct.



31. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other as Reason Assertion Indian village is part
society. Reason Indian village is part of larger society of India.


Codes

is false, is true.


Both and are true.


is true, is false.


Both and are false.



32. Given below are two statements. One is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason Assertion The genealogical method is a well-established ethnographic technique. Reason Anthropologists need to collect genealogical data to understand current social relations without reconstructing history.
Based on the above statements, choose the correct answer.


Codes

Both and are correct.


is correct and is wrong.


is wrong and is correct.


Both and are wrong.



33. Given below are two statements. One is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason Assertion Adolescent growth spurt occurs in every individual.
Reason The degree of adolescent spurt is same for every individual.


Codes

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Both and are false.


is correct, but is false.


is false, but is correct.





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