New theory on how Easter Island statues 'walked'

The video explores the mystery of how the statues of Easter Island were moved from the quarry to their positions. A new theory suggests that Islanders used ropes to walk the statues into place. This theory is one of many that speculate on the methods used to move these giant statues.

What is the main mystery discussed in the introduction about the Easter Island statues?

• Who discovered them

• How they were moved from the quarry

• How they were carved

• Why they were built

According to the new theory, how were the statues moved?

• By floating them on water

• By walking them using ropes

• By dragging them with animals

• By rolling them on logs

How many groups of Islanders does the new theory suggest were involved in moving the statues?

• Two

• Four

• One

• Three

What does the new theory about the statue movement use as a tool for moving them?

• Levers

• Wheels

• Pulleys

• Ropes

What is the nature of the theories discussed in the last section?

• They are all proven

• They are fictional stories

• They are speculative

• They are historical records