Paleolithic, Neolithic and Bronze age

How did early humans first get fire?

• Volcanoes

• Burning branches of natural fires

• Mixing water and rocks

• by cooking meat

What was one way fire helped hunters during the Paleolithic Age?

• Fire helped them scare animals from bushes

• Fire was used to signal other tribes.
• Fire provided warmth during winter months.
• Fire helped in building permanent shelters.

What stone gave off sparks when struck against another rock?

• Granite
• Marble
• Limestone
• Iron pyrite

Why was smoked meat important?

• Smoked meat was only consumed during festivals.
• Smoked meat was primarily used for decoration.
• Smoked meat was a popular dessert item.
• It lasted longer without spoiling

Which of the following was not a use of fire?

• Scaring animals

• Heating
• Transportation
• Lighting

Before spoken language, how did people communicate?

• People communicated through gestures, facial expressions, and visual symbols.
• Through written letters and books
• By using musical instruments
• With the help of animals for signaling

Why was language important?

• Language is only used for writing.
• Language has no impact on society.
• Language is essential for communication and cultural expression.
• Language is primarily for scientific purposes.

What materials did early artists use to make paint?

• Crushed rocks and animal fat

• Synthetic chemicals and plastics
• Watercolors made from oil and wax
• Powdered sugar and flour mixtures

What animals were often painted in caves?

• hoax, tigers, and bears

• Fish, frogs, and snakes
• Elephants, camels, and zebras
• Lions, oxen, and panthers

What did early artists use as instruments to paint on cave walls?

• Watercolors made from plant extracts
• Rocks and animal fat

• Metallic inks used in ancient scripts
• Twigs and animal-hair brushes