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Introduction to Archaeology Multiple Choice Questions

Introduction to Archaeology Multiple Choice Questions

Daniel Kevins

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Ask someone who is good at archaeology to do it. Eight multiple choice questions. Please finish them as soon as possible, if you are full marks, I will give you a big assignment.

1.Archaeologists often perform previous research in what field(s)?

GEOLOGY.

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE.

ARCHAEOLOGY.

ALL OF THE ABOVE.

2.Historical documents:

ARE NOT ALWAYS TRUSTWORTHY.

ARE OFTEN IMPORTANT FOR ARCHAEOLOGISTS TO REVIEW.

CAN AID IN FINDING ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES.

ALL OF THE ABOVE.

3.The study of indigenous people through historical records and ethnographic data is called:

ORAL HISTORY.

VERBAL HISTORY.

ETHNOHISTORY.

NONE OF THE ABOVE.

Extracting a subset of elements from the population in order to make inferences about the entire population is called:

SAMPLING.

CULLING.

SELECTING.

NONE OF THE ABOVE.

5.Descriptive categories (e.g., cat, dog, ceramic types), which cannot be ordered (e.g., we cannot say that cat is ordered before dog) are called:

ORDINAL DATA.

NOMINAL DATA.

INTERVAL DATA.

RATIO DATA.

6.A two-dimensional Cartesian coordinate system, dividing the surface of the earth into sixty zones is called:

UNIVERSAL TRANSVERSE MERCATOR SYSTEM.

GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM.

INTERNATIONAL COORDINATE SYSTEM.

NONE OF THE ABOVE.

7.Stratified random sampling:

IS OPERATIONALIZED IN A SYSTEMATIC WAY.

THE DIVISION OF THE POPULATION INTO TWO OR MORE GROUPS THAT ARE RANDOMLY SAMPLED.

RESULTS IN CLUSTERING ANALYZED UNITS AROUND A SMALLER SUBSET OF RANDOMLY SAMPLED UNITS.

NONE OF THE ABOVE.

8.A sampling strategy which incorporates judgmental sampling is:

ADAPTIVE SAMPLING.

SIMPLE RANDOM SAMPLING.

PROBABILISTIC SAMPLING.

NONE OF THE ABOVE.

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