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Surpluses provided people with __________ what they needed to survive.
less than
half of
exactly
more than
2
Which scientific name describes modern people?
Homo habilis
Lucy
Homo sapiens
Homo erectus
3
1. What are artifacts?
remains of early life
scientists who work with archaeologists
human-like creatures that walk on two feet
objects made by humans
4
The shift from food gathering to food raising was called the
ice age
great migration
hunter-gatherer revolt
agricultural revolution
5
On which continent did early humans first live?
Asia
Europe
America
Africa
6
Hunter-gatherers were
artisans
settled
nomadic
large
7
Pottery-making is a type of
social class
surplus
domestication
specialization
8
Which of the following is not a fossil?
skull
tooth
stone tool
bone
9
A social class is made up of people with _______ customs, background, training, or income.
uncommon
specialized
different
similar
10
On a timeline, which of these years years was earliest?
1
2015
400 BC
5,000BC
11
Around 500,000 B.C. people learned to make and control
tools
fire
animals
crops
12
Hunter-gatherers survived on
wild plants
planted crops.
poisonous insects.
domesticated animals
13
Why did hunter-gatherers move around often?
They wanted better soil to grow crops
They wanted better land for shelter
They wanted more land for raising livestock
To find more animals and plants
14
What is a characteristic of a nomadic society?
advanced technology
movement
farming
raising livestock
15
Early humans drew pictures on
tree trunks
hut roofs
cave walls
large leaves
16
What does cave art reflect about people's views of animals?
They were hard to find.
They were very important and central to life.
They were not important.
They were better than humans.
17
On a timeline, which of these years years was latest?
5,000BC
400 BC
2015
1
18
What is an example of domestication?
raising sheep and goats
practicing slash-and-burn farming
building dikes and canals
forming village communities
19
Which of the following is an example of early technology?
creating cave paintings
developing language
making tools
worshiping gods
20
Lucy is
a phase of the Stone Age
a famous archaeologist.
a famous historian.
a hominid skeleton.
21
When farmers grew more than they needed it was a
waste
surplus
shortage
problem
22
All human and human-like creatures who walk on two feet are called
Homo habilis.
Homo sapiens.
hominids.
Homo erectus
