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Ancient Civilizations Neolithic Revolution Practice
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1
Watering a garden is an example of _______.
famine
irrigation
gardening
harvest
2
Which animals were NOT some of the first to be domesticated?
Cats
Goats
Sheep
Dogs
3
A ______ is a place where people worship and it usually contains a sacred object.
fertile crescent
famine
civilization
shrine
4
Which animals are more likely to be the domesticated one?
B
A
5
Which is NOT true of domesticated animals?
They are more dangerous to humans.
They were eaten as food.
They usually live longer than wild animals.
They were used for farming.
6
The surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives.
Self-sufficient
Neolithic Age
Domesticate
Environment
7
The Neolithic Age is also called the ______.
Age of Ultron
Old Stone Age
Iron Age
New Stone Age
8
A domesticated animal is _______.
All of the above
More useful to humans
Less useful for humans
Dangerous to humans
9
Neolithic means
Rolling Stone Age
Middle Stone Age
Old Stone Age
New Stone Age
10
Where is the fertile crescent located?
Asia
North America
Europe
Middle East
11
Fertile land is bad for farming.
False
True
12
If you are able to provide for yourself without help from others it means that you are _______.
irrigation
self-sufficient
lonely
domesticated
13
Where did farming begin?
The Farming Cradle
Africa
The Nile River Valley
The Fertile Crescent
14
If you are self-sufficient you need a lot of help from other people.
False
True
15
There is often a surplus of food during times of famine.
False
True
16
When you supply water to land for farming it is called ________.
Fertile Crescent
irrigation
agriculture
surplus
17
This picture of animals working in a field is an example of what?
irrigation
environment
surplus
domestication
18
What is another word that means the same as agriculture?
farming
domesticate
famine
surplus
19
What is it called when you grow more food than you can eat?
An irrigation
A famine
A surplus
A shrine
20
People are starving during a famine.
False
True
21
Homo habilis was the first early human group to practice agriculture.
False
True
22
A widespread shortage of food is also called _____.
Domesticate
Surplus
Famine
Agriculture
23
The image of people working in a field to grow crops is an example of _____.
bipedal
environment
famine
agriculture
24
The shaded area represents a place called the ______.
Agriculture Area
Neolithic Valley
Irrigation Alley
Fertile Crescent
25
The fertile crescent is located between what two rivers?
Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
Red and Yellow Rivers
Tigris and Nile Rivers
Nile and Mediterranean Rivers