WorksheetsPREHISTORY IN ECUADOR
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which way did the first settlers come to the current territory of Ecuador?
They came from Europe
They came From Tailand
they came from Asia, through the strait of Bering
How long ago did they leave their continent?
10,000 years ago
40,000 to 50,000 years Before Common Era
12,000 to 14,000 BCE
In which Provinces are there proves of the oldest human settlements from 12,000 years ago?
Sta. Elena, Napo, Azuay, Zamora Chinchipe
Guayas, Manabí, Los Ríos, El Oro
Sto. Domingo, Imbabura, Chimborazo, Esmeraldas
What is a nomadic person?
A person to often takes an idealized view towards love
A person characterized by giving opinions very strongly as if they were facts
A person moving from one place to other without permanent home
What kind of collaborative work they used to do?
cooking and washing the clothes
collecting the fruits they found in surroundings and animal hunting
How did they were organized?
They were organized in "bars", that is, human groups of 200 people
They were organized in "leagues" that is, human groups of eigtheen people
They were organized in "bands", that is, humans groups of about eighty people
How did they use to live?
They lived in caves or in constructions of branches and straw
They lived in houses of bricks and wood
What is the oldest agricultural culture in our country?
The oldest agricultural culture in our country is Machalilla
The oldest agricultural culture in our country is Valdivia
The oldest agricultural culture in our country is Huaorani
When and where it flourished?
It flourished from 3,500 years before Christ in the current provinces of Manabí and Santa Elena
It flourished from 2,500 years before Christ in the current provinces of Guayas and Los Ríos
It flourished from 8,500 years before Christ in the current provinces of Esmeraldas and Santa Elena
What is this culture famous for?
It is famous for its drawings, especially for male figures
It is famous for its arms, especially for axes and spearheads
It is famous for its pottery, especially for female figures, Venus
