Nacirema: Horace Miner's Description and Their Odd Rituals

Please read the article and then answer one of the following questions. You can pick which ever one you would like.
1.Who are the Nacirema, really? (If you still haven't figured it out, try spelling "Nacirema" backwards!) Is Miner's description of this particular society an adequate one?
2.What are some odd rituals of the Nacirema? Do you suppose the Nacirema still practice all these rituals? (There might be other rituals in Nacirema culture that Miner didn’t notice, too.)
What does “magic” mean in this context? How do we tell the difference between “magic” and other ways of knowing or doing?
3.Why do you suppose Miner infers that the Nacirema believe the human body to be ugly and prone to disease? What evidence is there for this conclusion?
Given their ambivalence about it, does it strike you as odd that the Nacirema seem to be so obsessed with the body
4.Who are some of the magical practitioners who aid the Nacirema in the performance of their body rituals?
5. So, what is Miner telling us about ethnocentrism, cultural relativism, and related concepts?