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Early Humans Stone Age

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

____ and ____ refer to the time period before the birth of Jesus Christ and include eras like the Stone Age.

a)

CE and AD

b)

BCE and BC

2.

A _____________ has no permanent home and constantly moves around to find food.

a)

Migration

b)

Nomad

c)

Artifact

d)

Technology

3.

In order to express ideas, early humans

a)

wrote letters

b)

painted in caves

c)

played music

d)

posted on Facebook

4.

Which of the following were Stone Age tools NOT made of?

a)

stone

b)

bone

c)

bronze

d)

wood

5.

Why was fire important?

a)

It cooks meat and makes digestion easier

b)

It makes light

c)

Protection from animals

d)

Provides warmth

e)

All of the above

6.

What did prehistoric people use to make tools?

a)

Stone

b)

Animals

c)

Plants

d)

Cars

7.

Early humans were (a)   because they moved from one place to another.

8.

Early Humans used (a)   to cover their bodies.

9.

What materials were used for early tools?

a)

Bronze and glass

b)

Gold and silver

c)

Steel and wood

d)

Flint and wood

10.

What is the Paleolithic Age?

a)

New Stone Age

b)

Time of dinosaurs

c)

Old Stone Age

d)

When people started using metal

11.

What is an example of something that might be painted in a cave?

a)

Animals

b)

Cars

c)

Dragons

12.

What type of evidence would an archaeologist find most useful?

a)

Secondary Source

b)

Drawing

c)

Artifact

13.

What is the primary characteristic of the Stone Age?

a)

Use of metal tools

b)

Development of agriculture

c)

Use of stone tools

d)

Invention of writing

14.

Which of the following is a significant development during the Neolithic period?

a)

Hunting and gathering

b)

Nomadic lifestyle

c)

Agriculture and settlement

d)

Use of bronze tools

15.

What is a common feature found in Stone Age cave paintings?

a)

Depictions of modern cities

b)

Abstract geometric patterns

c)

Images of animals and hunting scenes

d)

Portraits of historical figures