Homework Help for Anthropology

Imagine you're the leader of a country facing a sudden outbreak of a highly contagious virus. You have three limited resources to allocate: medical staff, vaccines, and clean water. Your country has three high-risk regions: a densely populated urban center, a remote village with no healthcare access, and a border area with heavy migration. You can only prioritize one resource to each region. How would you distribute the resources and why?

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How does Beowulf fit the definition of an epic? Be sure to define an epic, and mention Beowulf's context in Anglo-Saxon society, the Anglo-Saxon earthly virtues or traits, and the characteristics of an epic poem. Use evidence from the text (quotations of paraphrases)to back up your assertions. Characteristics of an epic (hero):The hero is a great leader who is identified strongly with a particular people or society

 • The setting is broad

• The hero does great deeds in battle or undertakes an extraordinary journey or quest

The story is told in heightened language

Choose a dichotomy that is present throughout the poem and explain its significance to each of the three battles. An example is good/evil-clearly Beowulf fights for good and Grendel, his mother, and the dragon for evil. Are you sure that the dragon really fights for evil? What symbols, allusions, and images connect Beowulf with good and his opponents with evil? Other ideas are: light/dark, heaven/hell, powerful/weak, brave/fearful. Use evidence from the text (quotations or paraphrases) to back up your assertions.

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Drawing on course materials (lectures, readings, media), discuss some of the ways in which

anthropologists study the practices through which living societies relate to spirit beings (this might

include spirits, ghosts, altered states, and/or spiritual healing). How have notions of “ritual”

practice been understood anthropologically? What sorts of ideas, practices, and functions might

“ritual” involve, and what might be some of the limitations of this idea?

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1. 2.4 A 15-in. hole is drilled to a depth of 4,000 ft. The API water loss of the mud is 10 mL. Approximately 30% of the lithology is per- meable sandstone and the rest is impermeable shale.
   
   a. Construct a plot of estimated filtration loss in barrels vs. time in hours (0 to 24 hours) that would occur if the hole were drilled in- stantaneously. Assume porosity is 0.25. An- swer: 42.4 bbl after 24 hours.
   
   b. Compute the radius of the invaded zone for Part a in inches after 24 hours. Answer: 9.62 in.
   
   c. Repeat Part a assuming a drilling rate of 200 ft/hr. Answer: 31.6 bbl after 24 hours.
   
   d. Do you feel the API water loss test is representative of conditions in the well during drilling operations?