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Mr. Kerr's Unit 6 Review
Mr. Kerr's Unit 6 Review
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This Quiz will help you review for our upcoming unit 6 test!
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1
Which species is in the same genus as Homo Sapiens?
Denisovian
Australopithecus
Neanderthal
Ardipithecus
2
Foragers and Farmers never coexisted on earth
True
False
3
Humans used copper to make some of the earliest metal tools
False
True
4
Ötzi the Iceman's copper axe is an example of a stone tool
True
False
5
Foragers lived longer than farmers, but had worse nutrition
False
True
6
In what type of geographical region did most humans first make permanent settlements?
Mountain ranges
Deserts
Arctic Tundra
Floodplains near rivers
7
When did human settlements (villages and cities) start trading with one another?
The Bronze Age
The late Paleolithic
The Neolithic
8
Corn was never domesticated, it arose naturally
True
False
9
Chief, or leader, was one of the jobs that arose after the development of agriculture.
True
False
10
When did humans interact with Neanderthals?
The Early Stone Age (2.6 Million years ago)
The Neolithic (10,000 years ago)
The late Paleolithic (40,000 years ago)
The Bronze Age
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Why did agriculture lead to higher levels of disease?
Humans caught diseases from domesticated animals they lived nearby
Humans got sick from working all the time
Humans got diseases from digging in the earth
12
By what process did humans domesticate plants and animals?
Agriculture
Weeding
Metallurgy
Selective breeding
13
When did specialization in jobs begin?
The Neolithic (10,000 years ago)
The late Paleolithic (40,000 years ago)
The early Paleolithic (2.6 Million years ago)
14
Who stole Mr. Sanders Lamborghini?
Mr. Kerr
Mr. Finnegan
Mrs. Soar
Ms. Pratt
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Where do social scientists believe the earliest farmers lived?
North Africa
North America
Southwest Asia
Southeast Asia
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What did larger brains allow humans to do?
Domesticate plants and animals
Make art
Control fire
Develop rituals
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What do social scientists say helped cause the Paleolithic Cognitive Revolution?
Lower sea levels caused by the Ice Age
Human's ability to control fire
The invention of agriculture
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When did Human's brains become larger and more complex?
During the Paleolithic Cognitive Revolution
After the Agricultural Revolution
After the French Revolution
During the Neolithic
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Why did humans develop opposable thumbs?
To better grasp different objects
To walk farther distances
To climb trees better
