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A review quiz on early #hunter-gatherers to #farmers
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1
What is a type of technology used by Stone Age Humans?
crops
eggs
burial
fire
2
What does anno Domini stand for?
In the year of our Lord.
After Dominion
After Death
3
Horses were able to survive the Ice Age in the steppe of Eastern Europe.
False
True
4
Early people traded stones, shells, and:
Pokemon cards
transportation
information
5
These created the world's mountains, lakes, and rivers:
glaciers
hunter-gatherers
clans
land bridges
6
A surplus in crops led to __________ in jobs. People became potters, weavers, toolmakers, etc
revolution
domestication
specialization
social classes
7
Which word stands for 10 years?
century
decade
millennium
8
Mary Leakey was a famous:
historian
archaeologist
anthropologist
geographer
9
Technology only refers to electronic devices.
True
False
10
Groups of families with a common ancestor:
tribe
nomad
clan
herd
11
To change the growth of plants or behavior of animals in ways that are useful for humans.
domesticate
nomad
nurture
surplus
12
Which of the following dates are in chronological order?
AD 1000 - AD 500 - AD 45
500 BC - 25 BC - 0 - AD 25 - AD 500
45 BC - 500 BC - 1000 BC
25BC - 500 BC - 0 - AD 500 - AD 25
13
What is a clan?
group of unrelated people who share beliefs
group of families with a common ancestor
a mother, a father, and their children
a grandfather, a father, and a grandson
14
Which word stands for 100 years?
decade
millennium
century
15
What was the main unit of Stone Age culture?
groups of either hunters or gatherers
a mother, a father, and children
large tribes led by several leaders
a small group or band of people
16
Early people used the entire animal after it was dead.
False
True
17
Writing separates prehistory and history.
False
True
18
Radio carbon dating is used to determine the age of:
artifacts
once living things
rocks
19
The discovery of agriculture was a revolution
True
False
20
Primitive and civilized people both created art.
False
True
21
This word means "surroundings."
domesticate
revolution
environment
adapt
22
A migration is a permanent move.
False
True
23
How do nomads live?
They build villages with permanent homes
They make villages from connected caves
They travel from place to place
They return to the same place each season
24
To change your way of life to suit a new place.
technology
environment
clan
adapt
25
Why did humans have to adapt?
They had to adjust to new environments
They had to move to Africa
They had to make new cave paintings
They had to change their belief systems
26
A complete change in ways of thinking, working, or living.
surplus
domesticate
adapt
revolution
27
Domesticated animals tend to be larger/fatter than wild animals.
True
False
28
Which describes one way that early hunter-gatherers got food?
They used tools to kill animals
They grew seeds and nuts
They grew crops on farms
They used chickens to lay eggs
29
Hunter-gatherers lived in temporary huts or caves.
True
False
30
Fire was used:
cook meat and plants.
to light the night.
All of the above.
live in cold climates.
31
People could not migrate during the Ice Age because land bridges were under water.
True
False
32
What happens during a migration?
People move from their homeland to a new place
People stay in one place for many years
People move places with the seasons
People welcome new people to their home
33
Which is a kind of technology used by Stone Age humans?
crops
eggs
fire
burial
34
Hunter-gatherers could farm.
True
False
35
When you have more of something than you need this is a:
deficit
surplus
resource
revolution
36
Which word stands for 1,000 years?
century
millennium
decade
37
What does BC stand for?
British Columbia
Before Christ
Before Children
38
How do nomads live?
They build villages with permanent homes.
They travel from place to place with the seasons.
They make villages from connected caves.
They return to the same place in summer and winter.
39
Which describes one way that early hunter-gatherers got food?
Grew crops on farms.
Domesticated chickens.
Grew seeds and nuts.
Killed animals with weapons.
