Stone Age Review

Which of the following best defines a land bridge?

• mammoth bones laid out over a body of water

• a moutnian range beside a body of water

• a strip of land connecting two continents

• a strip of coast along a rocky shore

Which statement best defines the Neolithic Revolution?

• major battle fought between people of Asia and Africa

• the shift from food gathering to food processing

• major battle fought between the people of Asia

• the shift from food gathering to hunting

What effects did the invention of tools have on early humans?

• They required humans to stand close to the animals when hunting

• They increased chances of survival

• They decreased the chances to survival

• They allowed more animals to graze the fields

Which of the following was not part of the domestication of animals in the New Stone Age?

• Animals were used as materials for shelter

• Animals were used for food

• Animals were used for clothes

• Animals were used for carrying loads

Which of the following statements best summarizes why people learned to make clothes and build shelters after migrating out of Africa?

• They needed to trade living spaces

• They needed less protectin to surivive in warmer areas

• They needed more protection to survive in colder areas

• They needed to trade clothes with other merchants

People in the New Stone Age had a different relationship to plants and animals primarily due to ?

• neighboring invasions

• climatic changes and human improvement

• migration patterens

• religious beliefs and fire control

The relationship between farming and the growth of towns can best be decribed as

• Farming held back development in the arts

• The development of farming helped establish permanent settlements

• The development of farming led to more hunter-gather groups

• Farming completed with hunting and gathering practices

A simple tools from 2 million years ago would be a

• processor

• chopper

• bow and arrow

• wheel

Using large animals helped improve peoples ability to

• farm

• gather

• cook

• drive

Examples of how prehistoric people adapt to their enviroment are

• calling, texting, writing letters...

• simple tools to process food, langauge, caves for shelter...

• shopping, picking different resturants, sign langauge

• migrating, showering, getting new shoes