In Conjunction with Cultural Anthropology - Touro Institute

a. It always forbids marriage between cousins.
b. It typically forbids sexual intercourse at least between parents and their children and between
brothers and sisters.
c. It always applies to all members of society.
d. It applies to a broader range of persons than does a rule of exogamy.
8. Which of the following is true of exogamy rules?
a. They do not coexist with incest taboos.
b. They coexist with endogamy rules.
c. They apply to a broader range of persons than do incest taboos.
d. They do not coexist with marriage preference rules.
9. The dowry is most likely to be found in societies where:
a. women are important sources of income for families.
b. goods are inherited matrilineally.
c. women are economically nonproductive.
d. women are economically independent.
10. Virilocality (patrilocality) is LEAST likely to be found in societies where:
a. solidarity of the male group is very important.
b. women play a predominant role in food production.
c. hunting is primarily a male activity.
d. internal warfare is common.
Matching Exercise - Chapter 10: Marriage, Family, and Household
1. marriage
12. quasi-marriages
2. serial monogamy
13. incest taboo
3. polygamy
14. exogamy rules
4. polygyny
15. endogamy rules
5. group marriage
16. cross cousins
6. atypical marriage
17. parallel cousins
7. symbolic marriages
18. bridewealth
8. common-law marriages
19. dowry
9. levirate
20. family
10. pathic marriages
21. extended families
11. mentorship
22. neolocality
23. household
a. cousins whose common parents are either two brothers or two sisters
b. atypical marriages that obtain their legal status either by virtue of community
consensus
c. a socially accepted sexual and economic union involving a lasting commitment
between two or more people who have parental rights and obligations to any children