The experience of linguistic anthropologists teaches us that
a. learning about other languages and cultures can help us better understand our own.
b. help us to see that our own language and culture has very little influence on us.
c. a deep study of another language will inevitably result in a loss of identity.
d. only a trained linguistic anthropologist can benefit from the study of other languages and cultures.
Question 2
When you are traveling in a country with a different monetary system and you decide how expensive something is by translating it into real money (the money in your own country) you are engaging in a sort of
a. relativism.
b. fieldwork.
c. globalization.
d. ethnocentrism.
Biological anthropologists map skeletal remains from a prehistoric site.
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