Quiz about HOA M-01 F-01 PREHISTORIC ARCHITECTURE

Question 1

Earliest form of Human Settlement

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Caves

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Temporary Shelter

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Permanent Shelter

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Built Shelter

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Readily-available; do not require time and effort

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Caves

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Temporary Shelter

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Permanent Shelter

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Built Shelter

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Strong and Permanent

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Caves

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Temporary Shelter

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Permanent Shelter

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Built Shelter

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Represents nomadic lifestyle

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Temporary Shelter

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Caves

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Permanent Shelter

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Built Shelter

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Built with limited investment in time and energy

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Temporary Shelter

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Caves

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Permanent Shelter

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Built Shelter

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Represents sedentary lifestyle

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Permanent Shelter

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Caves

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Temporary Shelter

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Built Shelter

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Practiced farming and domestication of animals

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Permanent Shelter

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Caves

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Temporary Shelter

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Built Shelter

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Designed in direct response to lifestyle, local materials, and climate

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Built Shelter

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Caves

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Temporary Shelter

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Permanent Shelter

Question 9

It is located in the northwest of Bulgaria and contains a collection of cave paintings, painted with bat excrement dated from 8000-4000 years ago.

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Magura Cave

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Cueva de las Manos

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Bhimbetka Rock Shelters

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Serra da Capivara

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Laas Gaas

Question 10

It is located in Patagonia, southern part of Argentina, and contains cave paintings of hundreds of stenciled hands that were created between 13,000 and 9,000 years ago.

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Cueva de las Manos

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Magura Cave

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Bhimbetka Rock Shelters

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Serra da Capivara

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Laas Gaas

Question 11

It is a collection of rock shelters, located in central India and contains over 600 paintings that span the prehistoric paleolithic and mesolithic periods, the oldest of which dates from at least 12,000 years.

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Bhimbetka Rock Shelters

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Magura Cave

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Cueva de las Manos

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Serra da Capivara

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Laas Gaas

Question 12

It is a national park in Brazil which has the largest and the oldest concentration of prehistoric paintings in the Americas. Stone tools are also found in this cave dated to as early as 22,000 years ago.

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Serra da Capivara

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Magura Cave

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Cueva de las Manos

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Bhimbetka Rock Shelters

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Laas Gaas

Question 13

These are cave formations on the rural outskirts of Hargeisa, Somaliland, situated in the Woqooyi Galbeed region of the country. They contain some of the earliest known cave paintings in the Horn of Africa. The cave's rock art is estimated to date to somewhere between 5,000 and 7,000 years ago.

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Laas Gaas

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Magura Cave

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Cueva de las Manos

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Bhimbetka Rock Shelters

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Serra da Capivara

Question 14

It is a mountain range, located in the Sahara Desert of Western Libya that contains rock art dating from 14,000 years ago.

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Tadrart Acacus

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Chauvet Cave

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Ubirr

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Altamira Cave

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Lascaux Paintings

Question 15

It is a group of rock outcrops in the Kakadu National Park, a protected area in the Northern Territory of Australia. There several large rock overhangs that would have provided excellent shelter to Aboriginal people over thousands of years.

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Ubirr

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Tadrart Acacus

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Chauvet Cave

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Altamira Cave

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Lascaux Paintings

Question 16

Some of the paintings are up to 20,000 years old and depict e barramundi, catfish, mullet, goanna, snake-necked turtle, pig-nosed turtle, rock-haunting ringtail possum, and wallaby and thylacine (Tasmanian tiger).

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Ubirr

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Tadrart Acacus

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Chauvet Cave

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Altamira Cave

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Lascaux Paintings

Question 17

The Kakudu National Park contains a vast amount of Aboriginal rock paintings; over 5000 art sites have been discovered there. The Aboriginals not only painted the exterior of their subjects, but also the skeletons of some animals.

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Ubirr

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Tadrart Acacus

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Chauvet Cave

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Altamira Cave

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Lascaux Paintings

Question 18

It is located near the historic town of Santillana del Mar in Cantabria, Spain. It is renowned for prehistoric parietal cave art featuring charcoal drawings and polychrome paintings of contemporary local fauna and human hands.

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Altamira Cave

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Tadrart Acacus

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Chauvet Cave

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Ubirr

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Lascaux Paintings

Question 19

The earliest paintings were applied during the Upper Paleolithic, around 36,000 years ago. The site was only discovered in 1868 by Modesto Cubillas.

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Altamira Cave

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Tadrart Acacus

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Chauvet Cave

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Ubirr

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Lascaux Paintings

Question 20

The setting of a complex of caves near the village of Montignac, in the department of Dordogne in southwestern France. Over 600 parietal wall paintings cover the interior walls and ceilings of the cave.

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Lascaux Paintings

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Tadrart Acacus

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Chauvet Cave

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Ubirr

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Altamira Cave

Question 21

The age of the paintings is estimated at around 17,000 years (early Magdalenian).

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Lascaux Paintings

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Tadrart Acacus

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Chauvet Cave

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Ubirr

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Altamira Cave

Question 22

Conical Indian dwelling made of barks and animal skins.

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Tipi

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Wigwam

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Hogan

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Trullo

Question 23

American Indian dwelling, usually of round or oval shape, formed of poles overlaid with bark, rush mats, or animal skins.

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Wigwam

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Tipi

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Hogan

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Trullo

Question 24

A Navaho Indian dwelling constructed usually of earth and logs and covered with mud and sod.

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Hogan

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Tipi

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Wigwam

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Trullo

Question 25

A traditional stone dwelling in Apulia, where square chambers are roofed with conical vaulted roofs.

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Trullo

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Tipi

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Wigwam

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Hogan

Question 26

Uses a prehistoric building technique of mortar-less construction still in use in southern Italy.

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Trullo

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Tipi

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Wigwam

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Hogan

Question 27

General term for ancient stone monuments.

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Megaliths

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Monolith

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Cromlech

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Tumuli

Question 28

Single massive upright stone/rock used as a monument.

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Monolith

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Megaliths

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Cromlech

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Tumuli

Question 29

Large monolithic simple upright stone.

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Menhir

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Monolith

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Megaliths

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Cromlech

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large stones set on end with a large covering slab

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Dolmen

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Menec Stone Alignment

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Cromlech

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Menhir

Question 31

more than 3000 large granite stones lines up for several kilometers with ten to thirteen rows running east by north east towards a circle.

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Menec Stone Alignment

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Dolmen

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Cromlech

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Menhir

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huge stones were arranged in a circle and partially covered with horizontal slabs of stone

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Cromlech

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Dolmen

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Menec Stone Alignment

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Menhir

Question 33

a mound of earth or stone protecting a tomb chamber or simple grave

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Tumuli

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Monolith

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Megaliths

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Cromlech

Question 34

one of the world's continually-inhabited city in Jordan

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Jericho

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Khirokitia

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Catal Huyuk

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Sparta

Question 35

one of the earliest Neolithic village in Cyprus with circular houses built from mud-brick and stone flat roofs

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Khirokitia

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Jericho

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Catal Huyuk

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Sparta

Question 36

largest and most well-preserved Neolithic village consisting of rectangular flat-roofed houses packed together into a single architectural mass.

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Catal Huyuk

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Jericho

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Khirokitia

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Sparta

Question 37

Hut at Terra Amata, France; earliest known sample of temporary shelters using available materials; oval in shape and constructed of tree branches.

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Question 38

Iraqi marshland mudhif covered with split reed mats; built on a reed platform to prevent settlement.

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Option B is correct

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Question 39

American cabin of stripped logs sealed with clay, with a clay-lined chimney and roof of bark or shingles.

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Option C is correct

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Question 40

Indian house for an entire village in British Guiana; built of poles with palm-leaf thatch.

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Option D is correct

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Question 41

Kickapoo Indian wigwam of rush mats over a wooden frame, with animal-skin door.

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Question 42

Sumatran house for several families, built of timber and palm leaves; the fenced pen underneath is for livestock.

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Question 43

Eskimo igloo of hard packed snow blocks built up spirally.

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Option C is correct

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Question 44

Nigerian hut with mud walls and roof of palm leaves.

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Question 45

Cornish cottage with granite walls and chimney and thatch roof.

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Option B is correct

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Question 46

Annamese wooden-framed hut with woven bamboo walls and roof of leaves; built on stilts to prevent tigers clawing through walls.

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Option C is correct

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Question 47

Brazilian Indian hut of palm leaves and wood with shaded veranda.

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Option D is correct

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Question 48

Strong and Permanent

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Caves

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Temporary Shelter

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Permanent Shelter

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Built Shelter

Question 49

has no streets or passageways

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Catal Huyuk

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Jericho

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Khirokitia

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Sparta

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