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What system traces family descent exclusively through the mother's line?
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Which curved Australian hunting tool returns when thrown?
Answer: Boomerang
Why: Traditional hunting throwing sticks flew straight to strike prey, while returning boomerangs were used to flush birds into nets.
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What name is given to cultural norms that carry strong moral significance?
Answer: Mores
Why: Folkways govern casual etiquette like greeting styles, while mores enforce essential moral rules whose violation triggers severe punishment.
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Which kinship classification is most widely used in Western societies?
Answer: Eskimo
Why: One of the six classic kinship types, it lumps every cousin under a single word and splits parents' siblings only by sex, aunt or uncle.
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How do anthropologists classify physical objects crafted and used within a society?
Answer: Artifacts
Why: Archaeologists sort finds into two groups: artifacts, made or modified by people, and ecofacts like seeds, pollen and animal bones.
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Why did Bronisław Malinowski end up studying Trobriand Islanders?
Answer: World War I restrictions on enemy aliens kept him there.
Why: Offered internment in Australia or restricted movement in Papua, the Austro-Hungarian subject chose Papua and called it voluntary captivity.
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Which hunter-gatherer people is the most genetically diverse on Earth?
Answer: San
Why: Sequencing 150 Khoe-San genomes found 1.3 million unknown variants; their lineage is one branch of the oldest split in Homo sapiens.