Ethnosemantics and ethnoscience MCQs

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1. What does ethnosemantics study?





2. Ethnoscience focuses on:





3. Who pioneered ethnosemantic research in anthropology?





4. Ethnosemantics is also known as:





5. Which of the following is a common method in ethnosemantics?





6. The primary goal of ethnosemantics is to:





7. Ethnoscience is closely linked to:





8. Which type of classification is often studied in ethnoscience?





9. The term “folk taxonomy” refers to:





10. Ethnosemantics contributes to anthropology by:





11. Which of the following is an example of ethnoscience?





12. Componential analysis breaks down:





13. Ethnosemantics often uses which research method?





14. Which field benefits from ethnoscience?





15. The study of kinship terminology is an example of:





16. Ethnoscience helps document:





17. Which anthropologist used ethnoscience methods in kinship studies?





18. One limitation of ethnosemantics is:





19. Ethnosemantics assumes that language:





20. In ethnoscience, local taxonomies are compared to:





21. Why is ethnoscience important for sustainability?





22. Ethnosemantics differs from general semantics because:





23. Which example illustrates a folk taxonomy?





24. Ethnoscience emphasizes:





25. Which is an outcome of ethnosemantic studies?





26. Ethnosemantics contributes to:





27. Ethnoscience research often involves:





28. Which term is often analyzed in ethnoscience?





29. The ultimate aim of ethnoscience is to:





30. Componential analysis is used to:





31. Which is a characteristic of ethnosemantic data?





32. Ethnoscience is most valuable for:





33. The term “emic” in ethnoscience refers to:





34. Which field combines ethnoscience with conservation?





35. Ethnosemantics helps in:





36. The study of folk meteorology falls under:





37. Which is a benefit of ethnoscience for public health?





38. Which research tool is commonly used in ethnosemantics?





39. Ethnoscience emerged prominently during:





40. Which concept is central to ethnosemantic theory?





41. Ethnoscience is particularly useful in:





42. A major critique of ethnoscience is:





43. Ethnosemantic maps show:





44. Ethnoscience highlights the value of:





45. Which is an example of semantic feature analysis?





46. Ethnosemantics differs from lexicography by:





47. The main relationship between ethnoscience and anthropology is:





48. Ethnoscience is essential for:





49. The emic–etic distinction is important in ethnoscience because:





50. Overall, ethnosemantics and ethnoscience aim to:





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