Jr. Scholastic: Where Did This Meal Come From

a scientist who studies the remains of past human life

• colonist

• Stone Age

• staple

• archaelogist

a food or other product that is popular and is a basic, important part of people’s lives

to adapt an animal or plant from living in the wild to living with humans to provide food, work, or companionship

• dialct

• staple

• domesticate

• colonist

a rare or expensive food that is considered a special treat

• delicacy

• archaeologist

• iconic

• dialect

The oldest known human-made tools tade back to about 3.3 million years ago, which is why that is considered the beginning of the ________________.

• colonist

• dialect

• Stone Age

• iconic

a member of a group that has settled in a new area—often already occupied by another group—who remains under control of another country

• staple

• archaeologist

• domesticate

• colonist

something that is important or symbolizes something important

• colonist

• delicacy

• dialect

• iconic

a form of a language that is spoken in a particular area or by a certain group of people

• dialect

• Stone Age

• delicacy

• colonist

a food or other product that is popular and is a basic, important part of people's lives.

• iconic

• domesticate

• iconic

• staple

The ____________ carefully excavated the ancient ruins, uncovering artifacts that provided valuable insights into the lost civilization.

• colonist

• archaeologist

• delicacy

• dialect