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Why was there conflict between the San and Khoikhoi?
The San did not work hard enough
The Khoikhoi would lose their cattle to a famine or drought
The San would eat to much meat
The Khoikhoi would lessen the number of animals in a herd
2
10 years is known as ......
a century
a decade
a period
a millennium
3
Which of the following is not an example of a primary source?
Bow and Arrow
Ethnology
Rock painting
Stories
4
The San people were first in South Africa. Who was next to arrive?
The Bantu speaking tribes
The Vikings
Khoisan
Khoikhoi
5
The Khoikhoi moved from place to place according to ......
the season
the amount of people that tribe had.
the amount of cattle that they had
the rainfall pattern of Mozambique
6
What is a Shaman?
The god of all creation
The name of a famous hunter
The leader of the San people
The spiritual leader of the San people
7
Where did they find a very sacred piece of rock art?
National museum of South Africa
Cape Town
Linton, Eastern Cape
Linton, Western Cape
8
What do archeologists try to understand the most in connection with the San people?
The weapons they left behind
Their Rock art
All their hunting stories
Their newspaper articles
9
What is Chronology?
To place events in chronological order.
It's a timeline.
The study of exactly when things happened.
The study of a timeline.
10
The two San figures in our Coat of Arms stand for ............ .
strength and unity
difference and unity
happiness and unity
unity
11
What does the Khoi-khoi word ‘Saan’ mean?
Bushmen
Homo Sapiens
People without any cattle
People who gather wild food.
12
How was the social organization of the Khoikhoi different to the San?
The San would work for the Khoikhoi as a herdsman.
Society was divided into a hierarchal system.
The San lived in larger groups.
There was no difference.
13
How was the social organisation different between the Khoikhoi and the San?
The ladies became the hunters
The Khoi were able to live in larger groups.
The San people were inferior to the Khoikhoi.
There were more wars
14
If someone got bitten by a snake, they could smear ...... on it.
chewed roots of a buchu plant
the chewed roots of a sickle bush
leaves of the bushmans poison
chewed leaves of a sickle bush
15
The .... was the top of the Khoikhoi hierarchy.
headmen
herder
chief
slave
16
Why did the San people have such few belongings?
It made it easier to move from place to place
They didn't share anything
They didn't like clutter
They avoided jealousy
17
Which one of the following is not a characteristic of the San people?
They got all their food and water from the environment.
They did not grow crops or keep cattle
They did very little harm to the environment.
They made tools and weapons from only bone
18
How did the Khoikhoi transport all their belongings?
They called Ram
They got the san people to carry it
Their animals transported it.
They dragged it on a mat behind them
19
Which colour was used for the head?
Brown
White
Red
Purple
20
What could Kaggen turn into?
Shaman
A preying mantis
A Kudu
An Eland
21
What weapon would they use to kill the animal?
bow and arrow
A poisonous arrow
It would die of exhaustion
A sharp spear
22
Why was this period in history known as the Stone Age?
All their tools and weapons were used to make iron.
All their tools and weapons were made of stone
Their tools were made of stone.
Their weapons were made of stone
23
Most
Rock paintings
are found in ......
Rocks on river beds
caves close to the sea
the cradle of humankind
caves and rock shelters
24
What did the San people use this plant for?
To build their houses
To Hunt animals
To heal their animals
To treat wounds and heal illnesses.
25
How did they get the colours red, orange and purple?
They heated and grinded iron to a fine powder.
They used blood from the animals
They would grind down stone and mud
They heated and grinded copper to a fine powder.
26
What does the motto on our Coat of Arms mean?
People who are different must join together
People who are different must shout together
People must join together as one
People who are different must rejoice together
27
Rock art is filled with .............
The story of the San
cultural Symbols
religious feelings
a shamans religious transformation
28
.... is often seen in rock art.
The leopard
Children
The Eland
Cattle
29
The Renaissance is known as a ...... in history.
a decade
a century
a millenuim
a period
30
How was the rock art of the Khoikhoi different to the San rock art?
There were more men and women on the paintings
They used different colours
The images were of everyday life, eg. farming, battles
They were allot neater than the San's rock art
31
Why is difficult to find out about how the san people lived all those years ago?
They did not have any written records
They did not write anything down
They were nomadic
32
100 years is known as ......
a decade
a millennium
a period
a century
33
The San ..... when there weren't enough wild animals in a herd.
stole all the Khoikhoi's food
ransacked their homes
hunted and killed the Khoikhoi's cattle
started to move the cattle into the grasslands
34
What word would best describe the definition below?
Ethnography
Nomadic
Nomad
Archeologist
35
What is "D" pointing to in the picture below?
Poison
Arrow
Bow
String
36
Why were they known as peaceful people?
They shared their food with everyone
They loved to high five each other
They believed everyone was equal
They were very friendly people
37
Why would the San have to track their prey after they shot it?
They would run away from the animal incase it charged them.
So they could get the arrow back
The poison did not kill it immediately
So the family can share the meal equally
38
The Khoikhoi shelters were made from .....
from reed mats, tree branches and animal hide.
from reed mats, poles and wood
from reed mats, straw and wood.
from reed mats, poles and straw
39
Which other animal did the San people respect?
Shaman
A Kudu
A preying mantis
An Eland
40
What word would best describe the definition below?
Archeologist
Anthropologist
Ethnography
Nomadic
41
Where did the most deadly poison come from that the San used on their arrow?
The bushmans poison
Gemsboks' blood
A dungbeetle
A small beetle
42
What word would best describe the definition below?
Nomad
Archeology
Ethnography
Nomadic
43
How did a Shaman make contact with Kaggen?
By entering a trance when he/she is dancing around a fire
By entering a trance when he/she is dancing around the tribe
By dancing with the Elands
Painting San rock art
44
What is "B" pointing to in the picture below?
Bow
Arrow
String
Poison
45
The San ....... dug holes in the sand to find water.
daughters
women
children
men