Question 1

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," the terms moreno,loura,branca,and preta all refer to
A) areas of Brazil after which groups of people are named.
B) Brazilian names for different tipos (types).
C) areas of Brazil from which particular tipos are thought to have originated.
D) a folk taxonomy of skin colors starting with black and ending with white.

Accepted Answer

These terms are Brazilian names for different tipos (types), reflecting a classification system based on physical appearance, particularly skin color.

Question 2

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," an increase in immigration has caused the most rapidly Growing census category,which is now
A) other.
B) black.
C) Asian.
D) Native American.

Accepted Answer

In "Mixed Blood," Fish discusses how the increase in immigration has led to a significant rise in the "other" category in census data, reflecting the growing diversity and complexity of racial and ethnic identities in the population.

Question 3

Prior to the 1950s,motorcycle riding had what many perceived as an image; that it was suitable for
A) average Americans.
B) women only.
C) outlaws.
D) couples.

Accepted Answer

Prior to the 1950s, motorcycle riding had an image of being suitable for outlaws, due to the association with motorcycle gangs and their rebellious and illegal activities.

Question 4

The five pillars of the Islamic faith include: the recitation of the __________,daily prayers,Fasting during __________,annual charitable giving,and pilgrimage to Mecca once During the lifetime of those who are able.
A) Koran, Shahada
B) Shahada, Ramadan
C) Hijab, si Dios lo quiere
D) Insh'allah, Shahada

Accepted Answer

The first pillar of Islam is the Shahada or declaration of faith, but it is not recited daily. The second pillar is daily prayers. The third is fasting during Ramadan. The fourth is annual charitable giving, known as Zakat. The fifth is the pilgrimage to Mecca, known as Hajj, which is required once during the lifetime of those who are physically and financially able. Therefore, the best choice is B, as it correctly identifies the first pillar and the third pillar.

Question 5

According to McCurdy in "Motorcycles,Membership,and Belonging," the official magazine of the GWRRA that reaches over 70,000 members is called
A) Wing World.
B) Wing Nut.
C) Gold Wing Riders Monthly.
D) Wing Ding.

Accepted Answer

McCurdy states that the official magazine of the Gold Wing Road Riders Association (GWRRA) is called Wing World, which reaches over 70,000 members. Therefore, the correct choice is A. The other options, Wing Nut, Gold Wing Riders Monthly, and Wing Ding, are not mentioned in the text as the official magazine of GWRRA.

Question 6

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," the striking contrast between the very tall Masai and The stature of the very short Pygmies,both of Africa,is representative of
A) race.
B) folk taxonomy.
C) hypo-descent.
D) human biological variety.

Accepted Answer

Fish is discussing human biological variety, as represented by the physical differences between the very tall Masai and the very short Pygmies. Fish is not discussing race, folk taxonomy, or hypo-descent specifically.

Question 7

According to McCurdy in "Motorcycles,Membership,and Belonging," the GWRRA offers the same opportunities for __________ that can still be found in rural Indian extended families and close-knit communities today.
A) belonging and loyalty
B) individualism
C) competition
D) privacy and independence

Accepted Answer

McCurdy argues that the GWRRA offers a sense of belonging and loyalty, similar to what can be found in close-knit communities and extended families in rural India. This is shown through the shared identity and common purpose of the motorcycle enthusiasts who are part of the organization. Individualism and competition are not emphasized, and privacy and independence are not discussed as key aspects of belonging in the GWRRA.

Question 8

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," the American conception of race
A) is based on what body shapes people have.
B) is based on the racial identity of one's parents.
C) ignores the principle of hypo-descent.
D) is based on biological reality.

Accepted Answer

The American conception of race often follows the principle of hypo-descent, where a person's race is determined by the racial identity of one or both parents, rather than being based on body shapes, ignoring hypo-descent, or strictly adhering to biological realities.

Question 9

After becoming a Muslim,María Martínez believed that the best way to fight popular Assumptions that Islam and Spanishness are diametrically opposed was to
A) remind Catholic and secular Spaniards about their country's Muslim heritage.
B) write letters to the editors of local papers, demanding equal treatment for Muslims.
C) adopt traditional Muslim dress, including a hajib, whenever she went out.
D) try to convert as many Spaniards to Islam as possible.

Accepted Answer

María Martínez's belief that the best way to fight popular assumptions that Islam and Spanishness are diametrically opposed was to remind Catholic and secular Spaniards about their country's Muslim heritage shows a proactive and positive approach to educating others about the similarities and connections between the two cultures. This approach can help break down stereotypes and foster greater understanding and acceptance of Muslims in Spanish society.

Question 10

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," an avocado is classed as a in the United States and a ____ in Brazil.
A) fruit, seed
B) seed, nut
C) vegetable, nut
D) vegetable, fruit

Accepted Answer

In the United States, an avocado is classified as a fruit because it is the seed-bearing structure of a plant, while in Brazil it is considered a fruit because it is a fleshy receptacle containing seeds. Therefore, the best choice is D, vegetable and fruit, as the avocado is not classified as a vegetable in either country and it is not a nut.

Question 11

In "Motorcycles,Membership,and Belonging," McCurdy argues that Honda company employees take on the role of __________ as they ride along with "Wingers" as participant observers,gaining insight on how to improve and redesign their motorcycles to meet riders' needs.
A) detached observer
B) ethnographers
C) respondents
D) reporters

Accepted Answer

Honda company employees are taking on the role of ethnographers, which involves becoming participant observers to gain insight and understanding of their target audience's needs and experiences.

Question 12

According to McCurdy in "Motorcycles,Membership,and Belonging," because the GWRRA is organized around couples and not individuals,the GWRRA has unintentionally
A) diminished the role of women within the organization; women hold very few positions of authority and make up a minority at all organized events.
B) offended women, causing them to form their own Gold Wing riding association.
C) created an important role for women in the organization; women hold high-level positions and make up a majority of volunteers at rallies and fund-raisers.
D) largely ignored women who ride motorcycles in the United States and Canada.

Accepted Answer

McCurdy points out that the organization of GWRRA around couples has created an important role for women within the organization, where they hold high-level positions and are a majority of volunteers at events.

Question 13

In "Mixed Blood," Fish argues that human biological races do not exist because
A) people from anywhere on the planet can mate with others from anywhere else and produce fertile offspring.
B) scientists have ignored important physical traits such as body shape.
C) people find it politically incorrect to name them.
D) the real traits that indicate genetic groupings cannot be observed.

Accepted Answer

Fish argues that the idea of biological races is flawed because people from anywhere can mate and produce offspring. This suggests that there are no fixed genetic differences between so-called races.

Question 14

Spaniards who convert to Islam
A) are required to legally change their status as a Spanish citizen to reflect this conversion.
B) face little discrimination and are accepted throughout the country.
C) endanger their social standing as recognized and respected members of Spanish society.
D) are welcomed with open arms by Muslims who have immigrated to Spain from Muslim countries.

Accepted Answer

While there is no legal requirement to change one's citizenship status, Spaniards who convert to Islam may face discrimination and social stigma in Spanish society. This can potentially harm their social standing and acceptance within their communities.

Quiz 6: Roles and Inequality

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," the terms moreno,loura,branca,and preta all refer to

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," an increase in immigration has caused the most rapidly Growing census category,which is now

Prior to the 1950s,motorcycle riding had what many perceived as an image; that it was suitable for

The five pillars of the Islamic faith include: the recitation of the ,daily prayers,Fasting during ,annual charitable giving,and pilgrimage to Mecca once During the lifetime of those who are able.

According to McCurdy in "Motorcycles,Membership,and Belonging," the official magazine of the GWRRA that reaches over 70,000 members is called

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," the striking contrast between the very tall Masai and The stature of the very short Pygmies,both of Africa,is representative of

According to McCurdy in "Motorcycles,Membership,and Belonging," the GWRRA offers the same opportunities for __________ that can still be found in rural Indian extended families and close-knit communities today.

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," the American conception of race

After becoming a Muslim,María Martínez believed that the best way to fight popular Assumptions that Islam and Spanishness are diametrically opposed was to

According to Fish in "Mixed Blood," an avocado is classed as a in the United States and a ____ in Brazil.

In "Motorcycles,Membership,and Belonging," McCurdy argues that Honda company employees take on the role of __________ as they ride along with "Wingers" as participant observers,gaining insight on how to improve and redesign their motorcycles to meet riders' needs.

According to McCurdy in "Motorcycles,Membership,and Belonging," because the GWRRA is organized around couples and not individuals,the GWRRA has unintentionally

In "Mixed Blood," Fish argues that human biological races do not exist because

Spaniards who convert to Islam