General Instructions: Read all questions carefully. Verify instructions for each section before attempting. Allocate your time strategically across questions.
Q.1.
What are the four fields of Anthropology and how are they related to each other? (20)
20 Marks
[ Candidate Practice Space • Suggested Time: 36 Mins • Structure: Thesis Statement • 4-6 Arguments • Forward-Looking Conclusion ]
Q.2.
Define descent group. Briefly describe the different forms of descent groups. (20)
20 Marks
[ Candidate Practice Space • Suggested Time: 36 Mins • Structure: Thesis Statement • 4-6 Arguments • Forward-Looking Conclusion ]
Q.3.
Compare and contrast assimilation, integration and marginalization with examples. (20)
20 Marks
[ Candidate Practice Space • Suggested Time: 36 Mins • Structure: Thesis Statement • 4-6 Arguments • Forward-Looking Conclusion ]
Q.4.
What is social stratification? What are the different factors responsible for stratification in a society? Discuss with reference to Pakistan. (20)
20 Marks
[ Candidate Practice Space • Suggested Time: 36 Mins • Structure: Thesis Statement • 4-6 Arguments • Forward-Looking Conclusion ]
Q.5.
Who proposed the idea of “thick description”? Discuss anthropological research as thickdescription. Also provide examples. (20)
20 Marks
[ Candidate Practice Space • Suggested Time: 36 Mins • Structure: Thesis Statement • 4-6 Arguments • Forward-Looking Conclusion ]
Q.6.
What methods of Anthropological research make it distinct from research in other social sciences? (20)
20 Marks
[ Candidate Practice Space • Suggested Time: 36 Mins • Structure: Thesis Statement • 4-6 Arguments • Forward-Looking Conclusion ]
Q.7.
Discuss religion and supernatural beliefs according to evolutionary perspective. (20)
20 Marks
[ Candidate Practice Space • Suggested Time: 36 Mins • Structure: Thesis Statement • 4-6 Arguments • Forward-Looking Conclusion ]
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