When Trying to Understand the Ethnosemantics of Kinship Terminology Systems

question 11

Multiple Choice

When trying to understand the ethnosemantics of kinship terminology systems, anthropologists look at which of the following?

• A) contrasts between male and female terms as well as generational distinctions
• B) the ability of infants to produce basic sounds like "ma-ma"
• C) the degree to which people understand biological inheritance
• D) the emotional connotations of certain sounds and how they are combined to form words

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Definitions:

Domestic Demand

The sum of all requests for goods and services in a country.

World Price

The international market price of a commodity, determined by global supply and demand.

Per-Unit Tariff

A fixed fee charged by a government on a specific good imported into the country, assessed on a per unit basis.

Voluntary Export Restriction

A self-imposed limitation by exporting countries on the volume of their exports to another country, often to avoid stricter trade barriers.