Anthropology and Libation Terms Quiz
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Anthropology and Libation Terms Quiz

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What does the term 'emaciated' refer to?

  • Being extremely thin and wasted away (correct)
  • An individual looking vibrant and healthy
  • Exhibiting many colors and patterns
  • Lacking social grace or tact
  • Which of the following best defines 'ignominy'?

  • An esteemed position in society
  • A false representation of oneself
  • A physical ailment affecting appearance
  • A disgraceful public shame (correct)
  • What is the meaning of the term 'gauche' in social contexts?

  • Demonstrating profound knowledge
  • Awkward and lacking social graces (correct)
  • Being skilled in communication
  • Exhibiting elegance and sophistication
  • How can 'castigate' be best described?

    <p>To criticize or punish severely</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does a 'libation' typically refer to?

    <p>An alcoholic drink or intoxicant</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Vocabulary Terms and Definitions

    • Anthropology: The study of man.
    • Theology: The study of god or religion.
    • Morph: Refers to shape; adding 'oid' indicates having the shape of something.
    • Cracy: Denotes government by a specific form or authority.

    Libation

    • Definition: A drink, particularly alcoholic; often referred to as an intoxicant.
    • Usage: An alcoholic will consume any form or brand of libation.

    Anathema

    • Definition: A person or thing that is intensely disliked or detested; abhorrent.
    • Context: Many students detest homework, viewing it as an anathema.

    Castigate

    • Definition: To severely criticize or punish; to reprimand.
    • Example: A teacher reprimanded a student for inappropriate behavior involving personal hygiene.

    Gauche

    • Definition: Lacking social grace; awkward or tactless.
    • Illustration: Eating pizza with hands instead of utensils may be considered gauche.

    Ignominy

    • Definition: Public disgrace, shame, or dishonor; infamy.
    • Historical reference: Hester Prynne's punishment included wearing an “A” indicating her shameful act.

    Motley

    • Definition: Composed of diverse or dissimilar elements; varied in appearance, often colorful.
    • Illustrative example: A clown troupe stood out in a conservative parade, described as a motley sight.

    Emaciated

    • Definition: Extremely thin; wasted away, often due to severe malnutrition.
    • Historical context: Many concentration camp prisoners were emaciated due to starvation conditions.

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