Lucy could do this; gorillas could not.

Use her hands to defend her family

What advantage did the flame thrower give early modern humans?

To kill animals from a distance.

How did the first hominids travel to North America?

Over a land bridge that is now under water.

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Chapter 2 - Early Hominids

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1
Studies the development of early hominids
An archaeologist
An anthropologist
A historian
A geographer
2
Lucy could do this; gorillas could not.
Make tools like a sharp knife
Use her hands to defend her family
Build a fire to cook a meal
Form a group for hunting animals
3
Where did the earliest hominids live?
Africa
Australia
Europe
Asia
4
A capability that helped the homo habilis to survive?
They knew how to make tools.
Lived 1.5 million years ago.
They had ape and human features.
They came before Neanderthals.
5
What helped hominids to survive in colder climates?
Making tools out of bones.
Building fires and shelter.
Gathering food from plants.
Drawing art on cave walls.
6
Which group was the first to live in Europe?
Australopithecus afarensis
Homo habilis
Homo erectus
Homo sapiens sapiens
7
The name homo habilis means...
Upright Man (bi-ped)
Wise Man (language user)
Handy Man (toolmaker)
Artist Man (cave painter)
8
Bones of many hominids were found together. This is evidence that...
They died in wars.
They had language.
They lived in groups.
They made tools.
9
This helped Homo habilis survive against animal attacks?
Burying their dead
Building shelters
Using bows and arrows
Living together in groups
10
What advantage did the flame thrower give early modern humans?
To kill animals from a distance.
To hunt in organized groups.
To cook animals for food.
To injure or kill animals.
11
How did the first hominids travel to North America?
Over a land bridge that is now under water.
In boats made from hollow logs.
By riding on animals that could swim.
Down rivers on bamboo rafts.
12
Who made cave paintings, carvings, & musical instruments?
Homo Erectus
Homo Sapiens (Neanderthals)
Homo Sapiens Sapiens
Australopithecus afarensis
13
Homo Sapiens (Neanderthals) bigger brains helped them survive by...
Plant crops for food.
Design better tools.
Run much faster.
Bend forward farther.

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Chapter 2 - Early Hominids

13 termsStudBud Administration227 plays

Social Studies - Ch. 2 Review

Flashcards13 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 13

Answers

1
Studies the development of early hominids
An archaeologist
An anthropologist
A historian
A geographer
2
Lucy could do this; gorillas could not.
Make tools like a sharp knife
Use her hands to defend her family
Build a fire to cook a meal
Form a group for hunting animals
3
Where did the earliest hominids live?
Africa
Australia
Europe
Asia
4
A capability that helped the homo habilis to survive?
They knew how to make tools.
Lived 1.5 million years ago.
They had ape and human features.
They came before Neanderthals.
5
What helped hominids to survive in colder climates?
Making tools out of bones.
Building fires and shelter.
Gathering food from plants.
Drawing art on cave walls.
6
Which group was the first to live in Europe?
Australopithecus afarensis
Homo habilis
Homo erectus
Homo sapiens sapiens
7
The name homo habilis means...
Upright Man (bi-ped)
Wise Man (language user)
Handy Man (toolmaker)
Artist Man (cave painter)
8
Bones of many hominids were found together. This is evidence that...
They died in wars.
They had language.
They lived in groups.
They made tools.
9
This helped Homo habilis survive against animal attacks?
Burying their dead
Building shelters
Using bows and arrows
Living together in groups
10
What advantage did the flame thrower give early modern humans?
To kill animals from a distance.
To hunt in organized groups.
To cook animals for food.
To injure or kill animals.
11
How did the first hominids travel to North America?
Over a land bridge that is now under water.
In boats made from hollow logs.
By riding on animals that could swim.
Down rivers on bamboo rafts.
12
Who made cave paintings, carvings, & musical instruments?
Homo Erectus
Homo Sapiens (Neanderthals)
Homo Sapiens Sapiens
Australopithecus afarensis
13
Homo Sapiens (Neanderthals) bigger brains helped them survive by...
Plant crops for food.
Design better tools.
Run much faster.
Bend forward farther.