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Unit 1 Test Prep

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

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Class
Date
1.

During the Neolithic Era, how did the agricultural revolution transform society?

a)

People began to farm, which led to a surplus of food, job specialization, and trade

b)

Moving from one geographic region to another

c)

This innovation brought stability to the Neolithic times when humans began to grow crops and domesticate certain animals

d)

Training of a wild animal for useful purposes

2.

What is the definition of "Agricultural Revolution"?

a)

Moving from one geographic region to another

b)

Migration helped people to survive as they followed their source of food

c)

A massive drought occurred and the river used as a water supply has dried up. The nomadic group moves to a new location. This is an example of:

d)

This innovation brought stability to the Neolithic times when humans began to grow crops and domesticate certain animals

3.

What is the definition of "migration"?

a)

New stone age. The use of metal tools began in this age.

b)

Division of labor (jobs), Permanent shelters, Trade, Agriculture

c)

Moving from one geographic region to another

d)

Early humans migrated out of Africa and were able to cross continents due to frozen land areas.

4.

What is domestication?

a)

Training of a wild animal for useful purposes

b)

Old Stone Age

c)

Migration helped people to survive as they followed their source of food

d)

Division of labor (jobs), Permanent shelters, Trade, Agriculture

5.

Who is a nomad?

a)

Art was used to teach people and also may have represented their religious beliefs.

b)

A person who moves from place to place without any permanent home.

c)

Describes how people impact our environment and how people adapt to live in their surroundings.

d)

Describes areas that have common features.

6.

During the Paleolithic Era, how did migration affect early humans?

a)

It let people specialize in different tasks which led to trading goods and services.

b)

Describes how people impact our environment and how people adapt to live in their surroundings.

c)

A massive drought occurred and the river used as a water supply has dried up. The nomadic group moves to a new location. This is an example of:

d)

Migration helped people to survive as they followed their source of food

7.

What would be an example of Pull Factor Migration?

a)

A group of people recently learned to make tools from stones. They heard that there are more and better stones in a different area and move to that area.

b)

Migration helped people to survive as they followed their source of food.

c)

A massive drought occurred and the river used as a water supply has dried up. The nomadic group moves to a new location.

d)

Early humans migrated out of Africa and were able to cross continents due to frozen land areas.

8.

What could be an example of Push Factor Migrations?

a)

A group of people recently learned to make tools from stones. They heard that there are more and better stones in a different area and move to that area.

b)

Describes what makes a location different from another location; I have different kinds of features such as: water, landforms, climate, soil, vegetation, airports, highways, buildings, bridges, and parks.

c)

Art was used to teach people and also may have represented their religious beliefs.

d)

A massive drought occurred and the river used as a water supply has dried up. The nomadic group moves to a new location.

9.

What is another name for the Paleolithic Era?

a)

Migration

b)

Old Stone Age

c)

Movement

d)

New Stone Age

10.

What is another name for the Neolithic Era and why is it different than the Paleolithic?

a)

New Stone Age: The use of metal tools began in this age.

b)

Past Stone Age: The use of wagons began during this age.

c)

Middle Stone Age: The use of plastic began during this age.

d)

Old Stone Age: The use of the wheel started in this age.

11.

What are 4 characteristics of the Paleolithic Era?

a)

Hunters and Gatherers, Unstable food supply, Nomadic, Began use of fire

b)

Division of labor (jobs), Permanent shelters, Trade, Agriculture

12.

What are 4 characteristics of the Neolithic Era?

a)

Hunters and Gatherers, Unstable food supply, Nomadic, Began use of fire

b)

Division of labor (jobs), Permanent shelters, Trade, Agriculture

13.

What can you determine about the expansion of early human civilization?

a)

They were trying to survive.

b)

Early humans migrated out of Africa and were able to cross continents due to frozen land areas.

c)

Early people worshiped things in nature that impacted their lives the most.

d)

A massive drought occurred and the river used as a water supply has dried up. The nomadic group moves to a new location.

14.

Why were early people nomads?

a)

Describes where it is

b)

It let people specialize in different tasks which led to trading goods and services.

c)

Early people worshiped things in nature that impacted their lives the most.

d)

They were trying to survive.

15.

What is the definition of "location"?

a)

Describes how people, ideas, and things are transported from one place to another.

b)

Describes where it is

c)

Describes how people impact our environment and how people adapt to live in their surroundings.

d)

Describes what makes a location different from another location; I have different kinds of features such as: water, landforms, climate, soil, vegetation, airports, highways, buildings, bridges, and parks.

16.

What is the definition of "Movement"?

a)

Describes what makes a location different from another location; I have different kinds of features such as: water, landforms, climate, soil, vegetation, airports, highways, buildings, bridges, and parks.

b)

Describes areas that have common features.

c)

Describes how people impact our environment and how people adapt to live in their surroundings.

d)

Describes how people, ideas, and things are transported from one place to another.

17.

What is the definition of "Human Environment Interaction"?

a)

Describes what makes a location different from another location; I have different kinds of features such as: water, landforms, climate, soil, vegetation, airports, highways, buildings, bridges, and parks.

b)

Describes how people, ideas, and things are transported from one place to another.

c)

Describes how people impact our environment and how people adapt to live in their surroundings.

d)

Describes areas that have common features.

18.

What is the definition of "Place"?

a)

Describes how people impact our environment and how people adapt to live in their surroundings.

b)

Describes how people, ideas, and things are transported from one place to another.

c)

Describes areas that have common features.

d)

Describes what makes a location different from another location; I have different kinds of features such as: water, landforms, climate, soil, vegetation, airports, highways, buildings, bridges, and parks.

19.

What is the definition of "Region"?

a)

Describes what makes a location different from another location; I have different kinds of features such as: water, landforms, climate, soil, vegetation, airports, highways, buildings, bridges, and parks.

b)

Describes areas that have common features.

c)

Describes how people impact our environment and how people adapt to live in their surroundings.

d)

Describes how people, ideas, and things are transported from one place to another.

20.

Why did early civilizations trade goods?

a)

In order to get the goods and services they needed.

b)

It let people specialize in different tasks which led to trading goods and services.

c)

Early people worshiped things in nature that impacted their lives the most.

d)

Art was used to teach people and also may have represented their religious beliefs.

21.

During the Neolithic Era, how did a surplus of food impact the economic development of early civilizations?

a)

Early people worshiped things in nature that impacted their lives the most.

b)

Division of labor (jobs), Permanent shelters, Trade, Agriculture

c)

It let people specialize in different tasks which led to trading goods and services.

d)

A massive drought occurred and the river used as a water supply has dried up. The nomadic group moves to a new location

22.

How did the religion of early people reflect the values of society?

a)

In order to get the goods and services they needed.

b)

Early humans migrated out of Africa and were able to cross continents due to frozen land areas.

c)

Because they were trying to survive

d)

Early people worshiped things in nature that impacted their lives the most.

23.

How did art reflect the values of the people in the Paleolithic Era?

a)

Art was used to teach people and also may have represented their religious beliefs.

b)

It let people specialize in different tasks which led to trading goods and services.

c)

Early people worshiped things in nature that impacted their lives the most.

d)

In order to get the goods and services they needed.

24.

North America, South America, Asia, Antarctica, Australia, Africa, Europe

a)

Names of Oceans

b)

Names of Rivers

c)

Names of Continents

d)

Names of Mountains

25.

Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Arctic

a)

Names of Oceans

b)

Names of Continents

c)

Names of Rivers

d)

Names of Mountains