I. Multiple Choice and True/False. Some will be similar to those on your quizzes and exams, but some will also cover material assigned that I did not test you over, as well as aspects of the readings discussed in class and material from class presentations. Most of your exam will be multiple choice, which will cover material since your last exam (i.e., Chapters 12-16) and pp. 88-123 (Chapter 4) in Inis Beag. You must take the final exam on April 29th. Check your syllabus for the specific time.
II. Matching. There will be terms you will match (approximately ten) to their definitions. Most will appear as multiple choice questions, so not only should you know their definitions, but also know how the terms apply to your readings and lectures. All of the terms (below) come from material since Exam #3:
adjudication
personality
band
integration of culture
band organization
primary institutions
chief
projective tests
chiefdom
secondary institutions
codified laws
socialization (enculturation)
complementary opposition
crime
feuding
headman
mediation
negotiation
oath
ordeal
raiding
segmentary lineage opposition
state
state organization
tribal organization
tribe
monotheism
prayer
shamanism
totemism
Chamulas
cosmology
polytheism
folktale
animism
animitism
sorcery
myth
divination
Alan Lomax
adaptation
divination
world view
cargo cults
rites of passage
legend
Alan Dundes
Alan Lomax
rites of intensification
ritual
sympathetic magic
types of diffusion
taboo
shaman
cargo cults
legend
polyphony
E. B. Tylor
Anthony Wallace
revolution
revitalization movements
mana
types of magic
mediums
ghosts and ancestor spirits
priests
folklore
globalization
body decoration
art styles & cognition
masks & emotions
discovery & invention
acculturation
types of innovation
types of cultural changes
diffusion
peasants
ethnogenesis
Identify various beliefs and folklore on Inis Beag (see Chp. 4)