Chapter 14 Student Quiz 1

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. Thrones, staffs, shrines, and distinctive or ornamented objects are often used to display people's

beauty. correct incorrect

art. correct incorrect

power. correct incorrect

aesthetic criteria. correct incorrect

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. Seeing African artistic traditions as examples of poor craftsmanship is

ethnocentric. correct incorrect

correct. correct incorrect

lazy. correct incorrect

beautiful. correct incorrect

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. Anthropologists look at objects

the same way art historians do. correct incorrect

as objects incorporated into everyday life and usage. correct incorrect

according to physical properties only. correct incorrect

primarily according to their aesthetic criteria. correct incorrect

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. Museums were the __________ place where anthropologists studied objects and art.

first correct incorrect

last correct incorrect

most important correct incorrect

least important correct incorrect

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. When anthropologists look at an object according to how, where, why, and for whom it was produced, which dimension are they looking at?

height correct incorrect

weight correct incorrect

history correct incorrect

volume correct incorrect

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. __________ refers to the quality of being physical or material.

Materiality correct incorrect

Aesthetics correct incorrect

Art correct incorrect

Repatriation correct incorrect

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. There are some objects that are simply too utilitarian to be of interest to anthropologists.

False correct incorrect

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. An anthropologist studying cultures of mass consumption would be least interested in

religious imagery in southern Pentecostal churches. correct incorrect

monthly clothing subscription services. correct incorrect

used car sales practices. correct incorrect

public fervor over the release of a new smartphone. correct incorrect

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. The changing meanings and significance that objects take over time is referred to as

the long durée of consumer goods. correct incorrect

historical materiality. correct incorrect

upcycling. correct incorrect

the social life of things. correct incorrect

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. Which of the following is not part of the career of a pair of shoes?

the marketing campaign created upon the shoes' introduction to the market correct incorrect

an employee selling the shoes at a mall correct incorrect

a kid throwing out the shoes after they started to fall apart correct incorrect

a factory worker stitching the insole correct incorrect

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. Objects in museum collections

can give a complete picture of the culture from which they came. correct incorrect

will only be displayed with the consent of the creator. correct incorrect

are isolated from their original cultural context. correct incorrect

were never utilitarian in purpose. correct incorrect

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. How do Native American tribes view heritage management?

They emphasize spiritual connections to the past. correct incorrect

They view land as important for future development. correct incorrect

They advocate for traditional archeological methods of exploration. correct incorrect

They see heritage resources as only tangible places and things. correct incorrect