WorksheetsStudies Weekly Week 3 (Earliest Humans)
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
When did humans begin to use bows and arrows?
the Historic Age
the Paleolithic Age (Old Stone Age)
the Mesolithic Age
the Neolithic Age (New Stone Age)
Once humans learned to grow crops for food and settle in one place, they had time for _______________________.
hunting larger animals
arts and crafts like painting and pottery
a more nomadic lifestyle
gathering plants, nuts and berries for food
What is an advantage of humans living near rivers and streams?
taming animals
hunting and gathering
making fire
transportation
What did Louis Leakey find that made him decide to become an anthropologist and archaeologist?
birds
cave paintings
stone arrowheads and tools
a human body frozen in a glacier
Which of the following has NEVER been found in a cave painting?
trees
snakes
lions
panthers
Excavations at the town of Catalhoyuk in Turkey shows that the people who lived there possibly entered their houses this way--
through underground tunnels
by ladders
by boats
through the holes on the roof
What sharp stone was most used by early people to make arrowheads, scrapers and knives?
marble
flint
magma
limestone
Louis Leakey's discoveries showed that the oldest evidence of human life found so far comes from --
Africa
Asia
North America
Mexico
Which of the following was NOT found with Otzi, the human body found preserved in a glacier?
grains of wheat in a container
a copper axe
a fur hat
a spear
Anthropologists think humans probably first used fire to _____________.
cook their food
frighten away animals
give light to their campsite
keep themselves warm
