Early Humans: Tools and Adaptations

Which of the following best describes the lifestyle of hunter-gatherer societies during the Paleolithic era?

• They lived in permanent settlements and practiced agriculture.

• They moved frequently in search of food and resources.

• They built large cities and developed complex trade networks.

• They relied solely on fishing for sustenance.

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What was one of the primary uses of fire by early humans?

• To create metal tools.

• To provide warmth and protection.

• To build permanent homes.

• To power machinery.

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Which tool is most associated with the Paleolithic era?

• The plow.

• The wheel.

• The stone hand axe.

• The printing press.

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During the Neolithic era, what major change occurred in human societies?

• Humans began to migrate out of Africa.

• Humans started to practice agriculture and domesticate animals.

• Humans invented writing systems.

• Humans developed steam engines.

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How did early humans adapt to cold environments during the Ice Age?

• By developing advanced heating systems.

• By migrating to warmer regions.

• By wearing animal skins and building shelters.

• By cultivating crops that could withstand cold temperatures.

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Which of the following is a characteristic of Neolithic settlements?

• Nomadic lifestyle.

• Use of stone tools exclusively.

• Permanent homes and farming.

• Reliance on hunting and gathering.

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What was a significant consequence of the development of agriculture in human societies?

• Decrease in population density.

• Increase in nomadic lifestyles.

• Growth of permanent settlements and cities.

• Decline in technological advancements.

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Which of the following best describes the migration patterns of early humans?

• They remained in one place due to abundant resources.

• They migrated to follow animal herds and seasonal plants.

• They traveled only within their local regions.

• They avoided crossing large bodies of water.

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What was one of the main reasons early humans formed communities?

• To compete for resources.

• To share resources and provide mutual protection.

• To isolate themselves from other groups.

• To develop individualistic societies.

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These people were hunters and gatherers whose survival depended on the availability of wild plants and animals-

• Early Humans

• Neolithic Man

• Bronze Age Man

• Rocket Man