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Summative assessment of hominids, Homo sapiens and hunter-gatherer societies
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Which of the following techniques help us learn about early hominids? - Best answer (s)
Internet
aritfacts
radiocarbon dating
fossils
2
Archaeologists try to identify tools, clothing or other ______ found at a site.
artifacts
nomads
animals
rocks
3
Which of the following are reasons early humans migrated?
environmental threats
using up resources in an area
animal migrations
climate change
4
We know early Homo sapiens were intelligent because...
They had the ability to plan and live/work in groups
They were very short.
They developed religious beliefs
They had very small brains.
5
The term that refers to an accepted explanation of something:
law
report
evidence
theory
6
Human patterns of _______ often matched the movement of hunted animals.
language
migration
theories
environment
7
Which hominid was known as "handy person" and was the first known toolmaker?
Homo sapiens
Homo habilis
Australopithecine
Neanderthal
8
The term that means the study of things earlier humans left behind:
Anthropology
Archaeology
Biology
Geology
9
Which hominid was the earliest discovered and grew to only about 4 feet tall?
Cro-Magnon
Australopithecine
Homo habilis
Homo sapiens
10
Which hominid was the first to master the use of fire?
Homo habilis
Homo sapiens
Homo erectus
Australopithecine
11
The term that refers to anything made by humans; can give clues about their existence
fossils
radiocarbon dating
artifacts
theories
12
Early humans had to ______ to changing environments.
grow
adapt
share
communicate
13
Which is an example of an artifact?
Dried herbs and leaves
A prehistoric painting on a cave wall
The bones of an Ice Age wooly mammoth
The footprints of an extinct animal
14
Who is famous for saying "Okurrr"?
Cardi B
This won't be on the test
Haha, funny!
Why did Mrs. Carlino include this question?
15
The term that means ways of life shared by members of a group:
consequence
artifact
theory
culture
16
Examples of adapting to the environment are:
telling stories; land bridges
gathering; developing written language
Developing religious beliefs; inventing fire
building shelters; hunting different animals
17
The term that means humans and human-like species
ancestors
primates
nomads
hominids
18
In hunter-gatherer societies, what is the main role of gatherers?
to collect roots and plants for food
to plant seeds for crops
to care for children
to organize the group
19
The term that refers to changing to fit your environment
stabilize
adapt
synthesize
hibernate
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Many early hunter-gatherers were _____, with no permanent home as they migrated after animals.
cultures
sapiens
nomads
primates
