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Social Science Gr. 5 - History
Social Science Gr. 5 - History
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Topic 1: Hunter-gatherers and herders in Southern Africa
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Which Statement is TRUE
The San people did not like to eat meat.
The San People used guns to hunt.
We can learn about the San by reading the books they wrote.
The San men hunted wild animals for meat.
2
Match the following description to the enclosed picture.
Rock art by the Xhosa people
A modern painting done by Picasso.
A painting you will find in a cathedral in Italy.
Rock art painting by the San people
3
What is history?
The study of the future, particularly people and events.
The study of the past, particularly people and events.
The study of people and wild animals.
The study of the present, particularly people and events.
4
The San and Khoikhoi people were nomadic. What does nomadic mean?
Prehistoric
No fixed home, move from place to place for food & water
Ancient
Hunters
5
Khoikhoi herders used pots for ....... and .........
cooking and storing food and water
decoration and tea
rock art and painting
bathing and cleaning
6
What is the meaning of Ethnography?
A study of the past.
Learning how to hunt animals.
Learning a new language.
Learning and understanding the way people lived long ago.
7
The Khoikhoi had a different way of life to the San as they herded .........
Cattle
Sheep
Springboks
Goats
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Which Statement is FALSE!
The San women used digging sticks to dig up roots.
Most of the San people rock art paintings had animals in.
The San women had an easy and relax life.
The San people made clothes from animal skins.
9
The first people to live in South Africa were hunter-gatherers called the ......
Zulus
Dutch
San
Xhosas
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What is the meaning of hunter-gatherers?
People who hunt wild animals as a hobby.
People who hunt wild animals and collect wild plants to eat.
People who hunt wild animals to sell to the public.
People who collect wild plants as a hobby.