WorksheetsAustralian Indigenous Stone Tools (from YouTube)
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 24mins
What museum is the Defining Moments in Australian History project in?
The National Museum of Australia
The Australian Museum
The Museum of NSW
The Federal Museum of Australia
WHERE is the National Museum of Australia?
Canberra
Sydney
Melbourne
New York City
WHAT TRIBE made the stone tools that are on display?
Ngunnawal
Nangatara
Ngalea
Ngurunta
The oldest stone tools go back...
15,000 years
10,000 years
1,500 years
150,000 years
The smaller tools are made of "flake materials". This means that...
They were chipped off larger pieces
They are make of flakes
They were made while eating Flake
They are poor quality
The longer tools were used as...
knives and animal skin scrapers
arrowheads
knives
spear heads
In the tribe, who usually made the tools?
men
women
men & women equally
nobody knows
These bowls or grooves were used for...
grinding stone tools
storing water
bathing
games
Modern members of the tribe feel a spiritual connection to the places used to make stone tools.
TRUE
FALSE
21,000 years ago, the Canberra area was still in an Ice Age. This means that...
It was much colder and harder to survive
The ice was old
no one knows
It was much warmer then
The hammer stone showed was used to make food, but the dent in it means that it was also used to make...
fire
spears
other tools
water
In Ngunnawal language, "yumalundi" means...
"welcome"
"hello"
"goodbye"
"thank you"
