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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. The artistic endeavors of what animals are presented and considered?
(a) Chimpanzees and an elephant.
(b) Dogs and cats.
(c) A lion and mice.
(d) Birds and a horse.

2. Does an analysis of today's few remaining hunter-gatherer societies suggest that the conventional wisdom is correct?
(a) No.
(b) In some cultures.
(c) Yes.
(d) Only in certain climates in the world.

3. Does penis size correspond to frequency of sexual intercourse?
(a) No.
(b) Yes.
(c) In some species.
(d) Sometimes.

4. When do gorillas then separate?
(a) C. 5 millions of years ago.
(b) C. 10 millions of years ago.
(c) C. 15 millions of years ago.
(d) C. 20 millions of years ago.

5. When did a great division in the human lineage occur?
(a) About three billions of years ago.
(b) About three millions of years ago.
(c) About thirteen millions of years ago.
(d) About thirty millions of years ago.

Short Answer Questions

1. What happens to all animals?

2. What is the purpose of the bowers?

3. What does the conventional wisdom suggest about pre-agricultural hunter-gatherer societies?

4. When do humans separate?

5. What is the conclusion based on the art criteria?

Short Essay Questions

1. How significant is race when picking a partner?

2. What does the author think about humans and chimps and how they should be properly considered, regarding species and genus?

3. What does the author say about death?

4. What evidence exists about people who are raised around members of a race different from their own genetic race?

5. How does the author conclude this chapter?

6. How is the first criterion not uniquely human?

7. How does Chapter 5 begin?

8. What does the author suggest about humans and chimpanzees?

9. How are females nearly unique among animals in menopause?

10. What does the author conclude about human sexual strategies?

(see the answer keys)

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