1) Why is the body interesting for anthropologists? a) Because it is purely a biological entity. b) Because it is a natural object that cultures transform and shape. c) Because it is entirely shaped by instincts and genetic heritage. d) Because it is a universal constant with no cultural variations. 2) What does Mary Douglas distinguish in her concept of the body? a) The natural body and the divine body. b) The public body and the private body. c) The physical body and the social body. d) The erotic body and the erogenous body. 3) What is anthropopoiesis? a) The cultural practice of shaping and manufacturing human beings. b) A biological process of human growth and aging. c) A practice where the body remains unchanged throughout life. d) The natural development of the body without cultural influence. 4) Which of the following is an example of a reversible body modification? a) b) c) d) 5) How does culture influence gender determination? a) By strictly defining roles based solely on biology. b) By ignoring anatomical differences altogether. c) By socializing and symbolizing anatomical differences in culturally specific ways. d) By establishing rigid, unchangeable gender norms. 6) According to the lecture, sexuality is primarily: a) A purely instinctive behavior. b) A culturally constructed phenomenon. c) An expression of genetic determinism. d) A universal and identical practice in all cultures. 7) What concept does Luciano Floridi propose in relation to the digital body? a) On-life integration. b) Online separation. c) Offline existence. d) Virtual disembodiment. 8) How does the lecture define the body in relation to culture? a) As a static and unchangeable form. b) As a purely biological entity with no cultural influence. c) As flesh crossed by dreams and symbols, shaped by cultural inscriptions. d) As a mere physical object with no symbolic significance. 9) Which of the following aspects did the lecture identify as crucial in understanding modern bodies? a) Their static nature. b) Their coexistence as both physical and digital entities. c) Their separation from digital identities. d) Their complete disconnection from symbolic meanings.

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