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 Dec. 11th (Thursday), 8-10 AM or 2:45-4:45 PM, depending on class schedule; check your syllabus.

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 personality 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)