Exploring the Stone Age

What is the Stone Age known for?

• The invention of metal tools and machinery.

• The establishment of written language and literature.

• The use of stone tools and the development of early human cultures.

• The rise of advanced civilizations and urban planning.

Which material was primarily used to make tools in the Stone Age?

• Stone

• Bone

• Wood

• Metal

What are the two main periods of the Stone Age?

• Paleolithic and Bronze Age

• Mesolithic and Bronze Age

• Paleolithic and Neolithic

• Iron Age and Copper Age

What type of tools did early humans create?

• Plastic tools

• Stone tools, wooden tools, and bone tools.

• Metal tools

• Glass tools

How did Stone Age people obtain food?

• By farming crops and raising livestock.

• By fishing in rivers and lakes.

• By scavenging leftovers from other animals.

• By hunting animals and gathering wild plants.

What is a common feature of Stone Age shelters?

• Natural materials used for construction.

• Designed for permanent habitation.

• Made from concrete and steel.

• Built with advanced technology.

Which animal was commonly hunted during the Stone Age?

• Mammoth

• Giant ground sloth

• Saber-toothed tiger

• Woolly rhinoceros

What is the significance of fire in the Stone Age?

• Fire was crucial for survival, cooking, protection, and socialization in the Stone Age.

• Fire was mainly a source of light for reading.

• Fire was used primarily for decoration and art.

• Fire was not discovered until the Bronze Age.

What were the first tools made from?

• Metal

• Wood

• Stones

• Plastic

How did the invention of tools impact human life?

• The invention of tools significantly enhanced human survival, social organization, and cultural development.

• Tools had no effect on cultural practices.

• The invention of tools led to a decline in social interactions.

• Tools made humans more dependent on nature.