There will be three non-cumulative exams given in class. They will cover material from the text books, lectures, including discussions, and films. Each exam will have 20 true-false questions worth 0.5 points each and 20 multiple choice questions worth 1 point each, for a total of 90 possible points for the three exams. There is only one correct answer to each question. Scantron sheets will be used in the exam. On them the code for the exam, your University of Florida student ID and your name have to be entered, as well as the answers to the questions. Use a #2 pencil and bring your student ID to the exam. There will be no make-up exams except for medical reasons or official University business. Do not be late for an exam, if any students have finished and left, you will not be allowed to take the exam.

Approximately half the questions on the exam will be from the Cultural Anthropology text book (Kottak). Two true-false questions and one multiple choice question will be taken from the quizzes on the Kottak website. The other half of the questions will be from lectures, the issues in the Taking Sides book and films. There will be some overlap as some material is covered both in books and lectures or films. Exams will include map questions. You will need to indicate which number on a map is closest to the place or culture asked about in the question. A good idea is to copy a map from the Atlas that comes with the Cultural Anthropology text book and mark places and cultures as they are talked about in class. For the Cultural Anthropology text book, use the Chapter objectives from the Kottak web site as a study guide, and the quizzes as a control that you have learned the material. A study guide for other material will be posted on the website one week before the exam.