This composite form for pretest and posttest measures students' knowledge of anthropological concepts, study methods, and words, the Arunta and Kazak tribes, and the American way of life. It is part of the Anthropology Curriculum Project and is designed to be used with curriculum guides for grades 1 and 4 (SO 011 790-795). The test consists of 30 multiple-choice picture questions. Each question makes a statement and the student must choose one of four pictures that answers that question. Sample statements include 1) "Mark the picture that shows a religious ceremony," (Pictures of a runner at the finish line, a logger, a bullfighter, and an Arunta tribesman in ceremonial dress); 2) "Mark the one which is not a place where people live," (pictures of a hut, a church, a pueblo, and a castle); 3) Mark the picture that is not a method used in studying man," (pictures of a man watching a movie, talking to people, lecturing, and hunting); and 4) "Mark the animal whose skin is used for clothing;" (pictures of a dog, a sheep, a cow, and a horse). (CK)