For your Final Exam Take-Home Essaychoose and respond to one of the following questions:1. Thinking about and referencing our course materials from the session, including readings, films, and relevant lecture materials, how is health and illness a cultural and social experience? How might poverty, race, and class influence the way someone experiences health and illness? Be sure to reference medical anthropology concepts and cultural anthropological perspectives on health and illness when answering this question. You may reference the Perspectives chapter on “Health and Medicine,” any films, and materials from lecture to develop your response, in addition to sharing your own analytical perspective. You are also welcome to include outside materials if you are directly referencing them.2. The film Tales of the Wariabrings together many different cultural anthropological themes, including religion, gender, sexuality, marriage, family, work/labor, health, and illness. How do those living in the wariacommunity in Makassar, Indonesia experience the world they live in? What struggles do they face and how do they navigate these struggles? How is it different and/or similar to the norms you are familiar with? What do you think the future holds for thewariain Indonesia?3. In the Perspectives chapter, “Seeing Like An Anthropologist”, Logan Cochrane states that ““Anthropologists fundamentally view the world through a unique lens, and their ability to see what others do not is fostered through anthropological methodologies, approaches, and ideas. The physical reality is the same; the lens is different” (448). What does Cochrane mean by this statement and the “unique lens”? What are some of the perspectives, methodologies, approaches, and ideas that might shape the way anthropologists view the world? How can these views be applied to a number of different fields?This essay: is worth 10 points of your 40 point final exam should be roughly 500 words to sufficiently answer the prompt should be uploaded as a .doc, .docx, or .pdf fileoras a text entry directly on Canvas is assessed on your reference to course materials and concepts and ability to answer the question in a thoughtful, anthropological way