People Who Do NOT Have a Particular Form of Body

question 70

Multiple Choice

People who do NOT have a particular form of body modification in a society that practices that particular form (e.g., someone whose teeth are not filed to points in a teeth-filing culture) are often considered by others in that culture to be:

• A) socially superior.
• B) nicer to look at as well as socially superior.
• C) ugly.
• D) not human.
• E) ugly AND not human.

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