WorksheetsUnit 3 Test A Changing California
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
First Name
4 lines
2.
Last Name
4 lines
3.
Which of these is a food that California hunter-gathers ate?
a)
beef
b)
corn
c)
wheat
d)
acorns
4.
Which picture shows a tool used by hunter-gatherers?
a)
a
b)
b
c)
c
d)
d
5.
Which of these is an example of a hunter-gatherer economy?
a)
gathering wild grapes and nuts
b)
storing wheat in a warehouse
c)
breaking up the ground with an iron plow
d)
using water from reservoir to irrigate fields
6.
Which of these is an example of an agricultural economy?
a)
using a net to catch fish
b)
plowing a field with oxen
c)
beating grasses to collect seeds
d)
burning underbrush beneath oak trees
7.
Which picture does not show something that the Franciscan missionaries directed the Indians to build?
a)
a
b)
b
c)
c
d)
d
8.
"They had presents of seeds, acorns and honeycombs on stick frames"
a)
Spanish explorers
b)
Franciscan missionaries
c)
California Indians who worked at mission agriculture.
d)
California Indians who lived by hunting and gathering.
9.
"We gave them glass beads, ribbons and other small things"
a)
Spanish explorers
b)
Franciscan missionaries
c)
California Indians who worked at mission agriculture.
d)
California Indians who lived by hunting and gathering.
10.
"We are making them live together in a community at the mission."
a)
Spanish explorers
b)
Franciscan missionaries
c)
California Indians who worked at mission agriculture.
d)
California Indians who lived by hunting and gathering.
11.
"They want the Indians to change the way they build their houses"
a)
Spanish explorers
b)
Franciscan missionaries
c)
California Indians who worked at mission agriculture.
d)
California Indians who lived by hunting and gathering.
12.
"They got only their small share everyday. They would not get anything more if there was extra harvest"
a)
Spanish explorers
b)
Franciscan missionaries
c)
California Indians who worked at mission agriculture.
d)
California Indians who lived by hunting and gathering.
13.
Wheat and corn were planted in large fields where _______ species of plants once grew.
a)
new
b)
crop
c)
native
d)
invasive
14.
The cattle that belonged to Mission San Gabriel ___________.
a)
generally increased in number
b)
generally went down in number
c)
were eaten less often than goats were
d)
were eaten more often than sheep were
15.
Water systems were changed by damming streams, building reservoirs, and digging __________ ditches.
a)
pasture
b)
livestock
c)
irrigation
d)
domestication
16.
Mission San Gabriel was self-sufficient, which means it ____________.
a)
refused to help other missions
b)
needed to ask for help from other missions
c)
got everything it needed from Mexico
d)
made everything it needed
17.
In 1774, Mission San Gabriel harvested 110 _____________ of corn, which they sent to feed military guards at four missions.
a)
buckets
b)
ranchos
c)
carretas
d)
fanegas
18.
People move to follow resources through the seasons.
a)
Hunter-gatherer economy
b)
Agricultural economy
19.
People stay in one place so they can take care of crops.
a)
Hunter-gatherer economy
b)
Agricultural economy
20.
Streams flow naturally.
a)
Hunter-gatherer economy
b)
Agricultural economy
21.
Irrigation ditches are dug to water crops and animals.
a)
Hunter-gatherer economy
b)
Agricultural economy
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