This title has been replaced by Cultural Anthropology: A Perspective on the Human Condition 5Ce, and its resources will no longer be available for student purchase or redemption after 15 Jul 2026. Anyone who purchased or redeemed access prior to 15 Jul 2026 can still access these resources for the duration of their original access period.
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Instructor Resources for Schultz/Lavenda/Dods, Cultural Anthropology 4Ce
Instructor's Manual (revised by Victor Gulewitsch, University of Guelph)
Each chapter contains a brief chapter summary, a detailed chapter summary, 5-10 discussion/debate questions, and 3-5 annotated weblinks.
Test Generator (revised by Robbyn Seller, John Abbott College)—Also available in Microsoft Word format
Each chapter includes 30-40 multiple choice questions, 30-40 true or false questions, 15-20 short answer questions, and 5-10 essay questions. Every question includes answers and page references.
Powerpoint Slides (revised by Amali Philips, Wilfrid Laurier University)
Each chapter contains 25–30 slides.
Image Bank
Contains all of the photos, figures, and tables from the textbook.
If you do not already have TestGen software installed on your computer, download the file containing the TestGen installer (for Windows users or for Mac users) and save it to your computer. If the download does not begin automatically upon clicking on the hyperlink, right click and select "Save link as..." (for PC) or "Download linked file" (for Mac). Extract the installer file (tgsetup.exe for Windows; Install Mac TestGen.pkg for Macintosh)
Double-click on the installer file and follow the steps on-screen to perform the Typical Install (Windows) or Easy Install (Macintosh).
Once the TestGen software is installed, download the test bank for Cultural Anthropology: A Perspective on the Human Condition, Fourth Canadian Edition by clicking on the icon, then start the program and follow the instructions above for adding the testbank to the Testbank Library.
If you need help once you have the TestGen program installed, select "Help" on the Help menu to open the built-in user's guide. Select one of the listed topics to find information or use the Search tab to enter a word and find related topics.
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