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McGraw Hill IMPACT Ancient Civilizations 1-1: The First Humans
McGraw Hill IMPACT Ancient Civilizations 1-1: The First Humans
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Migration theory that modern humans evolved independently, at the same time, in different parts of the world.
Out-of-Africa model
bipedal model
transformation model
Multiregional model
2
Anthropologists discovered a 3.2 million-year-old fossilized skeleton of Lucy in _____.
Ethiopia
England
China
Germany
3
A ____ is a group of closely related species.
hominins
species
genus
family
4
Denisovans are believed to have lived in eastern Africa.
True
False
5
Our early ancestors migrated out of east Africa to the rest of Africa and later to Europe and China.
True
False
6
Where was the homeland of our ancient ancestors before they began to migrate 2 million years ago?
western Asia
eastern Africa
northern Australia
southern Europe
7
Homo sapiens evolved ____.
in North America and Asia simultaneously
over a short period of time
in Africa and migrated to other parts of the world
to have large brains and a three chamber heart
8
All of the following are true of Homo erectus EXCEPT:
They appeared about 2.5 million years ago
They were the first hominins to move into Asia & Europe
They might have lived in caves, used fire, and made simple clothes
Homo erectus had large brains and bodies
9
Neanderthals were able to control fire for warmth, cooking and protection.
True
False
10
What did Neanderthals wear for clothing to keep warm in harsh conditions?
large leaves
grass capes
animal skins
hardened mud
11
This species was known as "handy man."
Homo habilis
Denisovans
Australopithecines
Homo erectus
12
_____ are the preserved remains or traces of ancient life.
Primates
Homo sapiens
Hominins
Fossils
13
Homo habilis used tools made of this.
stone
metal
bones
wood
14
Homo sapiens developed more sophisticated tools and learned from one another.
True
False
15
Homo erectus lived in caves.
True
False
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Homo habilis could adapt to extreme climates and began populating different parts of the world.
False
True
17
Modern humans are members of the _____ family.
primates
Great Ape
homo sapiens
Australopithecines
18
About 70,000 years ago the culture of Homo sapiens began the following major transformation
Developed simple shelter
Began hunting and gathering in small bands
Had human-style walking
Developed the ability to learn and remember
19
a group consisting of humans and their extinct ancestors
transformation
Hominins
genus
fossil
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able to walk on two legs
transformation
fossil
genus
bipedal