The smallest human societies that we can identify, either among living groups or among the populations of prehistory, do not appear to (i)____________ the image of primitive (ii)____________ that has become popular among anthropologists in the past twenty years. Hunger has clearly been at least a seasonal problem for many historic and contemporary groups, and (iii)____________ is not unknown. Contemporary hunter-gatherers appear to be chronically lean, as well as at least occasionally hungry. A. resolve B. dexterity C. conflict D. call into question E. affluence F. innovation G. live up to H. restlessness I. starvation