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WorksheetsUnit 1 Test
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 3hrs 20mins
Archaeologist is a:
scientist who studies human life in the past by examining the things people left behind.
One of the first Hominin Species to emerge in Antartica
beliefs, customs, practices, and behavior of a particular nation or group of people.
scientist who studies the complex world of Arches
The time before humans invented writing is known as:
There was no time before writing
Prehistory
Modern History
Hunter-Gatherer
Artifact is:
something that can't be seen or held
time before humans invented writing
an artificial piece of factual information
an object made by a human being
The preserved remains of ancient human, animal or plant are known as?
Artifacts
Fossils
There are no preserved remains of ancient humans, animals or plants
Anthropology
Scientist who studies the physical materials of the Earth itself, such as soil and rocks (they like Rock'n'Roll music) .
Archaeologist
Geologist
Teachers
Physicist
Hunter-gatherer is:
person who gathers hunters
Archaeologists
person who lives by hunting animals and gathering plants
Hunter G. Atherer
True/False: Anthropology is the study of humankind in all aspects, especially development and culture.
True
False
The beliefs, customs, practices, and behavior of a particular nation or group of people is known as:
Culture
Anthropology
Class
Archaeology
How do scientists use fossils and artifacts to draw conclusions about early humans?
Scientists like Archaeologists, Anthropologists and Geologists study fossils and artifacts left behind by early humans to gain clues about how they, especially during prehistoric times. They do have to study bones, tools, weapons and other items left behind because writing had not yet been invented.
Scientists do not bother with looking at useless things like old bones and tools
They only study these things so that teachers can torture their students with unnecessary information.
True/False: Discoveries of early Hominin species like Australopithecines, Homo habilis, Homo erectus and Homo sapiens lead us to believe that human life started in Australia?
True
False
True/False: Hunter-Gatherers followed had temporary housing that could be easily moved from place-to-place as they followed food sources and lived in small groups or bands?
True
False
True/False: Use of tools, walking upright (bipedal), large brains are all traits of being human?
True
False
True/False: Human life began in Africa and as time when humans migrated to the rest of the globe?
True
False
Moving to a new place is:
Adaptation
Migration
Environment
Moving
True/False: Environment is the surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates
True
False
Change and become adjusted to new conditions is:
Migration
Environment
Adapt
Ice Age
Complex is:
place with a bunch of shops and buildings
a closely interconnected group of people or things
the surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates
having many parts, advanced
True/False: Neanderthals are “wise humans” appeared about 200,000 years ago, first modern humans → people like us
True
False
A period of colder global temperatures and recurring glacial expansion capable of lasting hundreds of millions of years.
Glacier
Ice Age
Environment
Migration
Glaciers are:
a slowly moving mass or river of ice formed by the accumulation and compaction of snow on mountains or near the poles.
a group of water bottles floating around in the ocean
quickly moving warm bodies of water
True/False: Modern humans (Homo sapiens) were NOT able to migrate and populate most regions of the world?
True
False
True/False: The environment had a huge impact on the migrations of early humans?
True
False
True/False: Humans are naturally good at adapting to new environments which also helped them adapt to the changing climate?
True
False
To become an inhabitant of a place
Migrate
Populate
Adapt
Live
Belief that the animal world is full of spirits
Animism
Polytheism
Anarchy
Militarism
Domesticate means to:
change the growth of plants or behavior of animals in ways that are useful for humans
Migrate from one place to another
Create systems of water transportation
Become accustomed to living under a dome
Person who moves from place to place without a permanent home
Settler
Nomad
Missionary
Squatter
True/False. Every place that agriculture developed, the transition from hunting and gathering was very quick and easy?
True
False
All were COSTS of farming except?
Time & Energy
Uncertainty
Dangerous, potential raids
Food Surplus
TRUE/FALSE. People found new ways to build permanent shelters when they started farming?
True
False
Which of the following is one of the oldest known farming villages and located in Turkey
Egypt
Babylon
Catalhoyuk
Sumer
What was the world's first city?
Egypt
Baghdad
Gilgamesh
Uruk
Early civilizations depended on what?
Conquering villages
Inadequate natural resources
Food surpluses
Hunting and Gathering
What was the name of the first civilization?
China
Egypt
America
Mesopotamia
What was the name of the first City-State?
Catalhoyuk
America
Egypt
Sumer
True/False. Early civilizations did NOT change their surrounding environment.
True
False
What did farmers near rivers build?
Irrigation systems
Nothing
Temples
Where did rulers of early civilizations claim their right to rule came from?
Their good nature
The gods
The people
The land
True/False. Most early civilizations believed in many gods & goddesses that controlled most events in their lives?
True
False
True/False. As cities emerge and societies become more complex social classes with certain privileges based on social class also emerge?
True
False
