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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How many levels does the continuum of communicative movements have?
(a) 3.
(b) 1.
(c) 6.
(d) 4.

2. What does Reynolds do in Australia?
(a) Study the kangeroo.
(b) Study the koala.
(c) Observe how the aborigines interact with the white people.
(d) Study the aborigines.

3. To what is primate grooming connected?
(a) Hands-on therapy.
(b) Learning dexterity.
(c) Human grooming.
(d) Learning ways to use the hands.

4. What does the beginning of this chapter say the hand been used throughout its long history?
(a) As a means of conquering.
(b) For both social interaction and attention.
(c) Only as a tool.
(d) To create art.

5. What do both knapping and rock climbing require?
(a) Contractions and relaxations.
(b) Just contractions.
(c) Just relaxations.
(d) Smooth and non-smooth muscles.

Short Answer Questions

1. Upon what did early medicine rely for healing?

2. What do some people claim is not biologically relevant?

3. What can both humans and primates make?

4. What is sometimes attributed to intelligence or gender?

5. How does Greenfield say she knows how a child will solve Greenfield's stick puzzle?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Plotkin say about secondary heuristics?

2. What is one of medicine's oldest links and how does it work?

3. Upon what does early medicine rely?

4. What does the author think about concerning a high school language teacher?

5. What is the result of global climate changes 65 million years ago?

6. Explain the studies that are conducted by a joint effort of University of New Mexico and Gallaudet University?

7. Who is Patricia Greenfield and what does she theorize?

8. What does eating at LuLu teach Wilson?

9. Explain the term "BackTur."

10. What is the title of Feldenkrais' book and what does the book claim?

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