1.3 Changing Environments

What were some examples of specialized tools used by Paleolithic people?

• Fishhooks and sewing needles
• Stone and traps
• Flint and bone
• Wood and ivory

What examples of specialized tools did Paleolithic people use?

• Fire and traps
• Fishhooks and sewing needles
• Wood and ivory
• Flint and bone

How did tools evolve over time?

• They were refined to create a really effective tool kit
• They were used to adapt to new environments
• They became less advanced
• They were made out of bone and ivory

What material was especially useful for tools?

• Stone
• Wood
• Ivory
• Bone

What challenges did Paleolithic people face in new environments?

• Finding food and water
• Navigating unfamiliar terrain
• Building shelters
• All of the above

How did specialized tools help our ancestors survive?

• By driving animals into traps
• By adapting to new habitats and climates
• By providing warmth and light
• By scaring away enemies

What did Paleolithic people use technology for?

• To capture and control fire
• To develop tools
• To meet their needs
• All of the above

How did cooking meat benefit Paleolithic people?

• It killed bacteria
• It made the meat taste better
• It made the meat easier to digest
• All of the above

What is technology?

• The refinement of simple tools
• The development of tools to adapt to new environments
• The application of knowledge, tools, and inventions to meet people's needs
• The ability to capture and control fire

What were the benefits of cooking meat for Paleolithic people?

• It made meat taste better
• It killed bacteria
• It made meat easier to digest
• All of the above