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TCi - From Hunter Gatherers to Farmers - Lesson 3 - Review
TCi - From Hunter Gatherers to Farmers - Lesson 3 - Review
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Why did Neolithic people trade?
to get resources they lacked
to ride across the deserts
to show off their good crafts
to learn other languages
2
What did the Neolithic People use to build their settlements?
Cement and Concrete
Wood and Bricks
Mud Bricks and Stones
Caves and Sticks and Branches
3
True or False...The Neolithic Age came before the Paleolithic Age.
True
False
4
True or False...Historians believe that the city of Jericho is the world's oldest city.
False
True
5
How did trade help Neolithic people make stronger tools?
They developed sturdy muscles by walking long distances.
They built thick stone walls around their communities.
They traded special materials such as obsidian from other areas.
They learned from nearby villages how to work with metal.
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How did dividing up the work help communities produce more to meet their needs?
Individuals developed a variety of skills.
Everybody did the same job.
Villagers learned to make stone tools.
Most people enjoyed working alone.
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Why would Hunter-Gatherers always be on the move?
They had to find new sources of food once their food ran out.
They had to run away from enemies.
They had to follow the King wherever he went.
They had to get more exercise.
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What is the best title for these words: Spinners, Weavers, Basket Makers, Toolmakers?
Community in Catal Hoyuk
Trade in Catal Hoyuk
Specialization in Catal Hoyuk
Education in Catal Hoyuk
9
The Hunter-Gatherers got their name because...
they farmed rocky land.
they used tools.
they herded animals.
they hunted and gathered their food.
10
What was the greatest benefit to people when early farmers began to raise plants and animals?
They had a stable food supply.
They shared most of the work.
They could travel more easily.
They kept pets for company.
11
True or False...Early humans settled in the Fertile Crescent because it had high mountain ranges for protection.
True
False
12
What change began the Neolithic Age, about 8000 B.C.E.?
Building
Hunting
Trading
Farming
13
One of the most important advances in all of ancient history was...
The discovery of obsidian.
The development of weaving.
The invention of agriculture.
The ability to cooperate.
14
True or False...Paleolithic people lived in temporary shelters while Neolithic people live in more permanent shelters.
False
True
15
Which statement is FALSE about life in a community in the Neolithic Period?
Population sizes shrank so living was more comfortable.
Work was divided more efficiently.
People could defend themselves more effectively in groups.
People had more time to be creative and inventive.
16
Historians estimate about how many people lived in Catal Hoyuk at one time?
About 19,000 to 23,000
About 2,000 to 3,000
About 32,000 to 45,000
About 6,000 to 10,000
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Why were communities so small during the Paleolithic Age?
People had to live a nomadic lifestyle to find new sources of limited food.
People had trouble farming and raising animals for food.
People had trouble making bigger houses made of mud bricks.
People had to arm themselves with stone weapons and defend themselves from
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If you were a Neolithic trader, what would most likely happen as you traveled and traded?
You would spend more time making cave art.
You would find out how other groups lived.
You would invent an alphabet and start writing.
You would become a better hunter by following animals.
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What is another name for someone who travels from place to place to survive?
Farmers
Dwellers
Nomads
Gatherers
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Which of the following was one major advantage of Neolithic people living in communities?
They lived in smaller houses and dwellings made of sticks.
They did not have to worry about farming and growing their own food.
They had more time to specialize in their jobs.
They spent more time hunting wild animals.
