Worksheets1st 9 Weeks Review
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 35mins
The following describes which Stone Age era?
- Man-made fire
- Megaliths
- Domestication of plants and animals
- Agriculture
Mesolithic
Neolithic
Paleolithic
Bronze Age
The following describes which Stone Age era?
- Hand axe
- Spears for hunting
- Cave art for expressing ideas
- The beginning of language
Neolithic
Paleolithic
Mesolithic
Bronze Age
Why were the rivers important to the early humans?
Sailing
Shells
Irrigating crops
Washing clothing
Human population during the Neolithic Age grew dramatically due to the _________________.
Agricultural Revolution
irrigation
domestication
specialization
This happened because fewer farmers were needed and more diverse workers could do to do different jobs.
Agricultural Revolution
irrigation
domestication
division of labor
The _____________ of plants and animals benefited people because it allowed them to settle in one place.
Agricultural Revolution
irrigation
domestication
specialization
Making weapons and basket weaving were different forms of ___________________.
Agricultural Revolution
irrigation
domestication
job specialization
The earliest humans got their food by...
growing crops
raising chickens and cows
hunting animals and gathering berries and nuts
going to the grocery store
Migration means to...
plant a number of different crops
move in numbers
settle in a city or town
Why were early humans always on the move?
searching for food
searching for riches
running from animals
Paleolithic means _____________.
"new stone"
"middle stone"
"old stone"
People who hunt for buried settlements are called_________.
historians
archaeologists
anthropologists
Paleolithic people learned to tame ________.
lions
cows
fire
The main difference between a fossil and artifact is primarily that one was...
made by humans.
left by animals.
the remains of dinosaurs.
the best clue to prehistory.
Scientists who search for, discover, and interpret fossils/artifacts are called __________.
archaeologists
paleontologists
historians
geographers
Elements that contribute to a particular way of life for a group of people make up __________.
culture
tradition
history
entertainment
The movement of people from one location to another is called...
migration.
immigration.
transportation.
walking.
What is the application of knowledge, tools, and inventions to meet people's needs called?
Technology
Innovation
Creativity
Science
What new technology helped Paleolithic man by providing much needed warmth, light, and a means to scare away predators or drive animals to traps?
Fire
Weapons
Loud noises
Inventions
A source created about an event or time-period by someone who was there
Primary
Secondary
Something made about an event or time period by someone who was not there
Primary
Secondary
An article about the Civil War written during the Civil War
Primary
Secondary
A report about the life of Abraham Lincoln written by a 5th grade student
Primary
Secondary
A newspaper article created about 9/11 at the same time of 9/11
Primary
Secondary
I go to a play about Christopher Columbus discovering America. What is the play?
Primary
Secondary
A picture book biography about Martin Luther King Jr. written in 1989 by David Adler.
Primary
Secondary
A newspaper article about President Kennedy's assassination the day after he was killed.
Primary
Secondary
Another word for farming
agriculture
technology
specialization
shrine
Form of government with a king or queen
monarchy
domesticate
paleolithic
nomad
People who hunt animals and gather wild plants, seeds, fruits, and nuts to survive
hunter gatherers
monarchy
Bronze Age
agriculture
Wanderers, people without a permanent home
nomads
surplus
Ice Age
agriculture
Training to become a certain type of worker
specialization
shrines
systematic agriculture
surplus
Organized growing and harvesting of food on a regular basis
systematic agriculture
domesticate
hunter gatherers
prehistory
Having more than what is needed
prehistory
surplus
Bronze Age
agriculture
Process of changing animals from wild to tame
agriculture
specialization
domesticate
nomad
Time before written language
prehistory
nomad
systematic agriculture
surplus
What does the word "Mesopotamia" mean?
messy region to live in
region that can be tamed
land between two rivers
land near the mountains
Priests, farmers, and slaves are examples of this characteristic of civilization.
stable food supply
government
technology
social hierarchy
Identify the picture and explain its importance to Sumer.
crusty bread - helped with the stable food supply.
tool technology - used as a stepping stone when soil was wet.
cuneiform tablet - written language that helped with record keeping.
artwork - provided beauty in homes by hanging on walls.
Name the two bodies of water that provided water for Mesopotamia.
Nile River and Black Sea
Tigris River and Persian Gulf
Euphrates River and Tigris River
Euphrates River and Nile River
This structure was the most important building within a city-state.
The palace
The ziggurat
The surplus food supply room
The two-story homes of the priests
How did Sumerians solve the problem of attacks by neighboring communities?
They had wars
They built walls
They met and signed treaties
They created guns
Bringing water to your crops. Including: Building dams, channels, canals, and ditches
irrigation
nomads
ziggurat
scribes
What does polytheistic mean?
belief in one god
Belief in more than one god
More food than needed by a person.
Trade
Domestication
Surplus
Irrigation
Sumerians believed in many gods including the powerful god Enlil--what is the belief in many gods known as?
Monotheism
Polytheism
Atheism
Nativism
What is the name for the large arc of rich farmland that extends from the Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean Sea?
The Mediterranean Basin
The Green Belt
Fertile Crescent
Asia
Another word for a craftsperson is a(n)
artisan
merchant
scribe
ziggurat
Who was at the bottom of the social class?
priests
landowners
fishers
slaves
As a result of improved technology and food surpluses, historians call the creation of new jobs and specialization within communities what term?
division of labor
education
job training
apprenticeship
