The video discusses the discovery of the oldest stone tools, dated at 3.3 million years old, found in Northern Kenya. These tools predate previous findings and highlight the capabilities of our ancestors, the hominins, in tool-making. The discovery is significant as it provides evidence of early human innovation and techniques reminiscent of those used by chimpanzees. The research team, initially excited and apprehensive, views this as a major breakthrough and a testament to their efforts in the region.

What is the significance of the stone tools discovered in Northern Kenya?

• They were found in a tropical rainforest.

• They were made by modern humans.

• They are the oldest stone tools discovered so far.

• They are the largest stone tools found.

How old are the stone tools discovered in Northern Kenya?

• 2.6 million years old

• 4.5 million years old

• 1.2 million years old

• 3.3 million years old

Before this discovery, what was the age of the oldest known stone tools?

• 2.6 million years

• 4.0 million years

• 3.3 million years

• 1.5 million years

In which region were the oldest stone tools found?

• Western Kenya

• Southern Kenya

• Eastern Kenya

• Northern Kenya

What was the initial reaction of the researchers upon confirming the age of the tools?

• They were disappointed.

• They were indifferent.

• They were excited and joyful.

• They were confused.

What is the environment of the region where the tools were found similar to?

• The Amazon rainforest

• The Sahara desert

• New Mexico or Arizona

• The Alps

What animal's techniques are the stone tool-making methods reminiscent of?

• Gorillas

• Baboons

• Chimpanzees

• Orangutans

What was the purpose of modifying the stone tools 3.3 million years ago?

• To make musical instruments

• To create decorative art

• To obtain sharp-edged flakes

• To build shelters

How did the researchers feel about the discovery?

• They were indifferent.

• They were scared and excited.

• They were disappointed.

• They were confused.

What does the discovery represent for the research team?

• A routine discovery

• An ordinary finding

• A minor achievement

• A discovery of a lifetime