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The Land Bridge Theory

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 1hrs 1mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How does the first people came to North America thousands of years ago?

a)

Flying on airplains

b)

Walking through a land bridge

c)

Sailing thousands of boats.

d)

Traveling by train

2.

How was the area land that existed between Asia and North America called?

a)

Golden Gate

b)

Canal

c)

Glacier

d)

Beringia

3.

Why does people traveled over the frozen ocean to come to the Americas?

a)

Families stared to get bored.

b)

The weather conditions were better in North America.

c)

Hunters where looking for food, mostly animals.

d)

People wanted to discover new plant species.

4.

Migration means...

a)

Study how energy works.

b)

Go and meet other families.

c)

Find new artifacts.

d)

Movement of people.

5.

According to the Land Bridge Theory, Native Americans spread across North America after migrating from:

a)

Australia

b)

Europe

c)

Asia

d)

Ethiopia

6.

Native Americans crossed the Bering Land Bridge during the:

a)

Beginning of time

b)

Ice Age

c)

World War 1

7.

What was happening to the earth during this time?

a)

There was an Ice Age.

b)

There was a rainy season.

c)

There was a dry, hot season.

8.

Which two continents were connected by the Bering Land Bridge?

a)

South America and North America

b)

Asia and North America

c)

Africa and Europe

9.

Which picture is the picture of the Bering Land Bridge?

a)
b)
c)
10.

Where did the people move from?

a)

Asia

b)

North America

c)

Canada

d)

United States

11.

Why did the people move from place to place?

a)

Their food moved.

b)

They wanted to live somewhere warmer.

c)

They wanted a better place to live.

d)

They ran out of water to drink.

12.

Where did the people move to?

a)

North America

b)

Asia

c)

France

d)

China

13.

A ​​​​_______ is an idea based on study, research and explains something.

a)

migration

b)

scientist

c)

land

d)

theory