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WorksheetsChapter 2 Quiz for 6th Grade
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
This time period of the Stone Age was known as the "Old Stone Age"
Paleolithic
Neolithic
Mesolithic
The Paleolithic age of the Stone Age started __________________________ years ago
3.5 million
2.7 million
1.8 million
1.5 thousand
During the Paleolithic age of the Stone Age, people were Hunters and Gathers meaning _____________________________
they traveled from place to place
they stayed in one place for a long period of time
This time period of the Stone Age was known as the "Middle Stone Age"
Neolithic
Paleolithic
Mesolithic
During the Mesolithic age of the Stone Age, _______________________ were invented
arrows and spears
boats
farming
cave paintings
During the Mesolithic age of the Stone Age, _______________________ was domesticated and helped men hunt
cats
wolves
horses
dogs
This time period of the Stone Age was known as the "New Stone Age"
Paleolithic
Neolithic
Mesolithic
During the Neolithic age of the Stone Age, _________________________ was invented
farming
arrows and spears
cave paintings
canoes
Around _____________________ years ago, people started to settle around the Nile River forming the civilization of Egypt
10,000
8,000
5,000
6,000
_____________________ is the head of society in Ancient Egypt
President
Emperor
Queen
Pharoah
Egyptians practiced polytheism meaning __________________
they believed in only one god
they believed in many gods
We know so much about Ancient Egypt because Egyptians wrote in________________________
the sand
numbers
hieroglyphics
Where did the first Americans migrate from?
Europe
Australia
Africa
Asia
How did the first Americans migrate to the Americas?
by boat
by a land bridge called Beringia
by plane
Why did the first Americans migrate to the Americas?
they were following food
they wanted to live in a different climate
they wanted to create a civilization in North America
they were trying to get away from enemies
These early North American cultures from the Northwest were known for ________________
building huge earth mounds
building homes called adobes
creating totem poles
hunting buffalo
These early North American cultures from the Great Plains were known for _______________
depending on fish as a main food source
hunting buffalo
becoming great farmers
building totem poles
These early North American cultures from the Southwest were known for ____________
becoming great farmers
becoming expert woodmakers
depending on fish as a main food source
building homes called adobes
These early North American cultures from the Eastern Woodlands were known for ______________
building huge earth mounds for ceremonies
hunting buffalo
creating totem poles
depending on fish as a main food source
