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WorksheetsCh. 3 - from hunters to farmers
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
What was the purpose of animals used for domestication -
for milk
wool and skin
invention of wheel
agricultural work
Who is a nomad?
Someone who farms and gathers food
Someone who moves around from place to place
Someone who settles down in one place
Someone who hunts animals.
The later part of the Stone Age lasted from around 8,000 B.C.E. to 3,000 B.C.E. What is it called ?
Iron Age
Paleolithic Age
Neolithic Age
Middle Stone Age
Historians divide the Stone Age into the Paleolithic Age, the Mesolithic Age and the --
Old Stone Age
New Paleolithic Age
Neolithic Age
Middle Stone Age
1 difference between paleolithic and Neolithic Age
The man was a nomad in the paleolithic age and man lived a sedentary life in the Neolithic age
The man in the paleolithic age knew pottery making and the man in Neolithic age did not know pottery-making
Man clothed himself with animal skin in the Neolithic age and weaved clothes for himself in the paleolithic age.
Man was a scavenger in the paleolithic age and was a food-gatherer in the neolithic age
True or False?
Neolithic people knew how to grow crops and built shelters
True
False
Fill in the blank
in the Neolithic Age people started to ________ and produce their own food
sit
hunt
farm
sleep
When did the earliest agricultural settlement in the Indian sub-continent see gradual shift to cultivation of food crops and domestication of animals from dependence on wild animals ?
8000 BCE
700 BCE
7000 BCE
6500 BCE
The Neolithic culture of the northeast region in India is characterized by ?
Shouldered Celts
small ground axes
Quartz Particles
Wheels and goats
Animal bones
When did Neolithic Age begin ?
(a)
In 5000 BCE many agricultural villages had been found in Baluchistan
False
True
Sir John Lubbock made the book Neolithic times.
True
False
Sir John Lubbock first suggested the Term 'Neolithic' in 1875
False
True
What led to the invention of wheel
Making of pottery
Making of weaving
Making of spinning
Making of grain
