Ukuran huruf
Lembar kerjaPre-Test #1
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What is human evolution?
Short process of change by which primates became modern humans.
Long process of change by which modern humans became primates.
Long process of change by which primates became modern humans.
Long process of change by which primates became apes
When did human evolution take place?
It started 6 million years ago.
It started 5 million years ago.
It started 4 million years ago.
It started 3 million years ago.
Q. Where did human evolution take place?
Europe
Africa
Asia
America
Why did human evolution happen?
Because of a climate change. Many savannas disappeared and turned into forest.
Because of a climate change. Many savannas disappeared so primates did not have food.
Because of a climate change. Many forests disappeared and turned into savannas so there was enough food for primates.
Because of a climate change. Many forests disappeared and turned into savannas so primates did not have enough food.
Name the first physical change:
Decreased jaw and teeth.
Bipedalism (walking on two legs).
Freed the hands.
Evolution of opposable thumbs.
Who were the first bipedal hominids?
Ardipithecus
Homo Habilis
Australophitecus
Homo Saoiens
Name the Human species:
Australophitecus.
Homo Habilis.
Homo Sapiens.
Homo Neanderthalensis.
What was the first human species to appear?
Homo Habilis
Homo Neanderthalensis.
Homo Erectus.
Homo Sapiens.
Why are Homo Habilis considered to be the first human species?
Because of his speaking skills.
Because he discovered the fire.
Because of his artistic skills.
Because of his toolmaking skills.
Name the physical changes during the evolution process:-
Bipedalism
Made tools
Decreased jaw and teeth
Increased brain and skull size
Name the behaviour changes during the evolution process:
Made tools
Bipedalism
Used fire
Decreased jaw and teeth
Explain the consequences of bipedalism:
Freed the hands so opposable thumbs could not evolve. Thanks to this hominids developed tools.
Freed the hands and allowed opposable thumbs to evolve. Thanks to this hominids developed tools.
Freed the hands and allowed opposable thumbs to evolve. Because of this , hominids could not developed tools.
Freed the hands and allowed opposable thumbs to evolve. Thanks to this hominids developed some languages.
HOMINIZATION IS
A process of Human evolution
A process of writing evolution
A process of Animal evolution
All of them are correct
1) Homo Sapiens Sapiens
2) Lucy
3)Upright Man
4) Homo Habilis
5)Neanderthals
What trait made Homo Erectus well suited for traveling?
A short, stocky body
A ridge above the eyes
Long, strong leg bones
Round, smooth foreheads
Homo Erectus was the first hominid to use...
fire.
their hands.
fish hooks.
stone tools.
Scientists have found evidence of burial mounds at Neanderthal sites. Therefore...
Neanderthals had creative minds.
Neanderthals had a complex religion.
Neanderthals had a desire to make art.
Neanderthals had a sense of community.
What advantage did the invention of the spear thrower give to early modern humans?
Cooking animals for food.
None of these.
Hunting animals from a distance.
Hunting the animals in groups.
Who made cave paintings, carvings, and musical instruments?
Homo Erectus ("Upright Man")
Homo Sapiens Sapiens ("Doubly Wise Man")
Australopithecus Afarensis ("Lucy")
Homo Sapiens Neanderthalensis ("Neanderthal Man")
Which of the following is true of "Upright Man"?
They lived on Earth shorter than any other hominid group.
They were unable to travel.
They may have used fire to cook and eat animal meat.
They had a written language.
What is the main difference between "Upright Man" and "Lucy"?
Hominids in the "Upright Man" group were very short.
Hominids in the "Upright Man" group stood up straight.
Hominids in the "Upright Man" were strong bipeds.
Trick question! There is no difference between the two!
Where did the earliest hominids live?
Asia
Australia
North America
Africa
Which group is believed to be the first to live on Europe?
Homo Habilis ("Handy Man")
Homo Erectus ("Upright Man")
Homo Sapiens Sapiens ("Doubly Wise Man")
Australopithecus Afarensis ("Lucy")
Which new capability enabled hominids to survive in the colder climate of Europe?
building fire and shelters
drawing art on cave walls
gathering food from plants
making tools out of bones
How do scientists think hominids first migrated to North and South America?
down rivers on bamboo rafts
in boats made out of hollow logs
over land that is now under water
by riding animals that could swim
A fossil site on Early Human Migration map shows...
the location of early wolves
location of human bones (remains)
location of dinosaurs
location of an ancient coffee created by the Egyptians.
During what time period do historians believe people crossed over the Bering Strait from Asia into North America?
The Middle Ages
The "Ice" Age
"Ancient Times"
The Age of "Mankind"
Which fossil site (human bones) represents the most recent (newest) time period?
23,000 years ago
33,000 years ago
1.5 milllion years ago
11,000 years ago
Which continent has the oldest fossil (human bones) site?
Africa
Europe
Asia
Australia
Which fossil site is believed to be the first place humans started evolving/living according to Evolution?
1.5 million (Middle East)
3.6 million (East Africa)
11,000 years ago (North America)
33,000 (Australia)
From which continent could you have walked across ice to Antarctica?
North America
South America
Africa
Europe
What did the extensive glaciers (sheets of ice) do to the sea level around the world?
caused the sea (water) level to rise
caused the sea (water) level to go down
there was no change to the sea (water) level
How would a change in sea level have affected where people migrated? (Think of our map)
Given people more places to migrate to
Given people fewer places to migrate to
A change in sea level would not have affected where people migrated
From which continent does it appear that early humans begin migrating?
Asia
Europe
Africa
North America
What is the name of the land bridge that people crossed over from Asia to North America?
The "Land" Bridge
The Bering Strait
The "Awesome" Strait
The "Strait of Coffee"
According to Early Migration Routes Map, to 8000 BC, what is the last continent that people migrate to?
North America
Australia
South America
Asia
What were some causes that permitted early humans to migrate. (more than one correct answer)
Sophisticated weapons
Language
Semi-permanent settlements
Natural disasters
Key characteristics that separates the Homo Sapiens from other species is ... (more than one answer)
Ability to think
Ability to use a spoken and written language
Ability to make tools
True or False: As people migrated around the world they learned to adapt to new environments.
True
False
Early humans reached Australia by traveling through ___________.
Asia
North America
South America
Antarctica
The system of creating order and providing leadership
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belief system
A set of ideas widespread in a society
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belief system
The production, distribution, and consumption of goods
economics
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belief system
Understanding and adapting the natural world
economics
geography
government
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science and technology
The study of earth and its people
belief system
geography
government
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science and technology
The behaviors that are characteristic of a specific social, ethnic or age group
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