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    Question 1: What does the prefix pithe refer to?
    A. Human
    B. Ape
    C. Invertebrate
    D. Mammal
    Question 2: Who is considered to be the father of anthropology?
    A. Louis Leakey
    B. Franz Boas
    C. Robert Bloom
    D. Eugene Dubois
    Question 3: What does australo mean?
    A. South Africa
    B. South
    C. The Australian Outback
    D. Australia
    Question 4: What does the suffix lith refer to (as in Neolithic Age)?
    A. Stone
    B. Iron
    C. Copper
    D. Early tools
    Question 5: What is the meaning of the prefix paleo (as in the Paleolithic Age)?
    A. Meso
    B. New
    C. Modern
    D. Old
    Question 6: What does the term Homo erectus mean?
    A. a man who is able to stand upright
    B. a creature that has the ability to reason
    C. a man who can make tools
    D. a hominid
    Question 7: What is the subject of study of paleoanthropology?
    A. ancient human fossils
    B. the earliest human discoveries and accomplishments
    C. older people
    D. old cultures and societies
    Question 8: In 1924, Raymond Dart discovered a fossil which he called Australopithecanthropus africanis. What is the meaning of the name?
    A. None of these
    B. The old man from Australia
    C. The man from the Mesolithic Age
    D. The ape man from southern Africa
    Question 9: Who found and named the first Homo Erectus in 1891?
    A. Eugene Dubois
    B. Franz Boas
    C. Louis and Mary Leakey
    D. David Johannson
    Question 10: Which fossil was proved to be a hoax?
    A. Cro-Magnon Man
    B. Neanderthal Man
    C. Kennewick Man
    D. Piltdown Man
    Question 11: The earliest known European example of Homo sapiens was discovered in 1868 and was given what name?
    A. Cro Magnon Man
    B. Neaanderthal Man
    C. Austrlopithecus
    D. Peking Man
    Question 12: The Peking Man is an example of what species of the genus Homo?
    A. Homo sapiens
    B. Pithecanthropus
    C. Homo erectus
    D. Homo habilis
    Question 13: What does the abbreviation AIDS actually stand for?
    A. Acute immune deficiency symptom
    B. Acquired immune deficiency syndrome
    C. Acute immune deficient syndrome
    D. Acquired immune deficient symptom
    Question 14: In 1981 people with AIDS were diagnosed with the term GRID. What did GRID mean?
    A. Great Risk of Immune Disease
    B. Grave Risk of Immune Deficiency
    C. Gay-Related Immune Deficiency
    D. Grievous Ravishing Immune Disease
    Question 15: Which of the following statements about AIDS is true?
    A. AIDS can be transmitted through casual contact with an HIV-positive person.
    B. You cant get AIDS through oral sex.
    C. HIV does not actually cause AIDS.
    D. You cant get AIDS from a mosquito bite.