Quarter 3 Exam: Review

The difference between the Paleolithic and the Neolithic Revolution was:

• The Paleolithic era was characterized by the use of stone tools, while the Neolithic era saw the development of agriculture.

• The Paleolithic era was known for the development of agriculture, while the Neolithic era was characterized by the use of stone tools.

• The Paleolithic era was marked by the use of metal tools, while the Neolithic era was known for hunting and gathering.

• The Paleolithic era was a time of advanced technology, while the Neolithic era was a period of artistic development.

People who moved from place to place in search of food and shelter were called:

• Nomads

• Settlers

• Farmers

• Merchants

The four Early River Valley Civilizations were:

• Mesopotamia, Egypt, Indus Valley, and China

• Greece, Rome, Egypt, and China

• Mesopotamia, Greece, Rome, and Indus Valley

• Egypt, Indus Valley, China, and Greece

The Tigris Euphrates, Nile, Indus, and Huang He (Yellow) rivers are all associated with the birthplace of what?

• Civilization

• Modern Technology

• Space Exploration

• Industrial Revolution

The Neolithic Revolution was a major turning point in history because:

• it marked the beginning of agriculture and settled communities.

• it was the end of the Ice Age.

• it led to the discovery of fire.

• it was the start of the Industrial Revolution.

What would be features of a civilization? List at least three.

• Advanced cities, specialized workers, complex institutions

• Simple villages, nomadic lifestyle, lack of institutions

• Hunter-gatherer societies, no permanent settlements, no trade

• Lack of technology, no written language, no government

Two examples of polytheistic religions are:

• Christianity and Islam

• Hinduism and Buddhism

• Judaism and Sikhism

• Hinduism and Ancient Greek Religion

The three monotheistic religions are:

• Christianity, Islam, and Hinduism

• Judaism, Buddhism, and Christianity

• Islam, Judaism, and Christianity

• Hinduism, Buddhism, and Islam

The Ten Commandments are a set of biblical principles relating to ethics and worship. Who follows them?

• Christians and Jews

• Muslims

• Buddhists

• Hindus

The Five Pillars are fundamental practices in Islam. Who follows them?

• Muslims

• Christians

• Hindus

• Buddhists