According to Lee and Biesele, in order to survive today, the Ju/'Hoansi Kung will have to
a. specialize in the manufacture of trade goods for tourists.
b. take jobs in nearby cities in order to earn cash.
c. form borehole syndicates and stake out ranches to protect their foraging areas.
d. open reproductions of traditional foraging camps in order to attract tourists.
Question 2
In his article, Lee claims that when he studied them in the 1960s, Kung
a. ate all of the edible plants and animals found in their environment.
b. lived in camps, each of which had a defended territory.
c. enjoyed a large amount of leisure time.
d. had to move every few days in search of scarce foodstuffs.
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