Explanation:

Let’s break down what these terms actually mean as they relate to the Toda tribe’s moiety:

- A moiety is when a tribe splits into two major kinship groups, and these often have specific marriage rules.

- Exogamous: This means you must marry *outside* your group or moiety. The Toda moieties are classic examples; you cannot marry within your own moiety.

- Endogamous: This would mean marrying *within* your group. That’s not the case for Toda moieties.

- Monogamous/Polygamous: These terms deal with how many spouses one can have, not with how marriage rules are structured between tribal moieties.

Here are your options:

- Option 1: Monogamous, Exogamous

- Option 2: Exogamous, Polygamous

- Option 3: Polygamous, Endogamous

- Option 4: Monogamous, Endogamous

What this really means: the Toda moieties are exogamous, but whether they are monogamous or polygamous, that’s a separate issue — it’s not strictly part of what a moiety means. Endogamy is definitely the *wrong* answer here for moiety.

So, the correct answer is Option 1: Monogamous, Exogamous.

- Moiety of Toda tribe: Exogamous (required), sometimes Monogamous (not always strictly, but fits better than Endogamous/Polygamous in this context)

- Endogamous is *not* the rule for a moiety in the Toda tribe.