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WHI.1 - Human Beginnings Test Review
WHI.1 - Human Beginnings Test Review
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1
What effect did the inventions of the plow, pottery, and weaving have on early societies?
They moved about to find food.
They built permanent settlements.
They developed early democracies.
They fought with their neighbors.
2
Which source would best aid a scientist who is studying an ancient culture?
prehistoric remains
bar graphs
ideograms
computer printouts
3
This image of the ancient Citadel of Aleppo is located in what country?
Canada
Turkey
Syria
Israel
4
The Neolithic Revolution refers to the time when early humans-
Invented Taylor Swift Lyrics
Invented the Wheel
Developed Agriculture
Migrated from Africa
5
An archaeologist would use carbon dating to –
Date your Mom
figure out the size and shape of the artifact
to figure out that Mr. Taylor actually made the artifact.
to determine the approximate age of the artifact.
6
Why did early man cross the Beringia land bridge?
To buy the new Taylor Swift Record
To get to the other side
The Migration was most likely not permanent
To Search for Food
7
Describe the best example of humans using domesticated animals.
Humans saw that birds gathered together in flocks.
Mr. Taylor is allowed to have a job and a house.
Dogs were trained to help with hunting.
Diseases developed where animals and humans lived close together.
8
What do you call someone who travels in search of food, water, and shelter?
Hunter
Gatherer
Lost
Nomad
9
In Lascaux, France - first evidence of technology of humans being able to record events, ushering in the historic period
moveable type
pictograms
cave art
alphabet
10
Define Artifacts -
Human Made Objects
Fossils
Bones
Ashes in a fire pit
11
What is NOT a characteristic of the Paleolithic Era?
Migrated to Find Food
Written Language
Lived in Clans
Used Fire
12
Why was it most likely that humans were able to travel from Asia to North America?
a continuous landmass preceded continental drift
numerous islands formed by volcanic activity
a land bridge emerged during climate change
navigable waters created by rising sea levels
13
Which of the following is an example of human behavior during the Paleolithic Era?
Coin Money
Writing
Plowing Fields
Stone Tools
14
Where is this artifact located?
England
Lyncburg
Turkey
Palestitine
15
What might an archaeologist conclude about artifacts found in the same layer of an excavation?
They were left by aliens
They are from the same time period
They are from different time periods
Different peoples made the artifacts
16
When archaelogists piece together various artifacts, they use them to determine the _________ of an Ancient of a society
artifacts
culture
dating habits
civilization
17
Which era BEST fits in the center circle?
Tay Tay's Era
Neolithic Era
Bronze Age
Paleolithic Era
18
When studying prehistoric people, cave drawings like this one allow archaeologists to —
Make Determinations about daily lives of prehistoric people
Figure out what goes on at Mr. Taylor's house
Studying early farming tehniques
Understand prehistoric languages
19
The arc of land that stretches from the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean Sea is called--
The Fertile Crescent
The Fertile Arc
Noah's Arc
Mesopotamia
20
Which characteristic of culture do archeologists use to divide prehistoric eras?
systems of government
forms of economic activity
materials used to make tools
langauges
21
Which early hominid was known for working with their hands?
Neanderthal
Your Mom
Homo Habilis
Homo Erectus
22
This ancient city and current archeological dig site, Catalhoyuk, is located in ____________________.
England
Israel
Turkey
Syria
23
Where did first humans appear?
IV
II
I
III
24
Where did Homo Erectus migrate from Africa?
To Europe & Asia
To Australia
To your ylMom's House
To Mr. Taylor's House
25
What is one scientific test that archaeologists use to determine the age of an artifact?
Guessing
Observational dating
Radio carbon dating
Scientific experiments
