WorksheetsVocabulary Quiz
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
What does 'Specialization' mean?
something is created for a special, specific purpose
general skills used in all fields
the process of sharing knowledge collectively
a society where everyone performs the same tasks
What does 'Corroboration' mean?
making a claim without proof
ignoring conflicting evidence
confirming information with other sources
relying only on a single source
What does 'Contextualization' mean?
asking questions that help us go deeper so we understand the background, it can make it more reliable and show different perspectives
focusing only on the author without considering time period
providing only surface-level facts
memorizing details without background
What does 'Sourcing' mean?
who, what, when, where, why, (5Ws), basic information
interpreting the meaning of a passage
asking why an author's word choice is symbolic
analyzing images for hidden messages
What does 'Secondary source' mean?
a photograph taken at the scene
material/evidence that analyzes/interprets/summarizes a primary source
a diary entry written during the time period
an artifact made during the event
What does 'Primary source' mean?
a textbook explaining past events
original materials/evidence created during the time period/specific events created by someone who directly explained it
a documentary made recently
an article summarizing old evidence
What does 'Neolithic era' mean?
iron age (1200BCE-600BCE)
bronze age (3000BCE-1200BCE)
New stone age (10,000BCE-3000BCE)
old stone age (2.8 million BCE-10,000BCE)
What does 'Paleolithic era' mean?
middle ages (500CE-1500CE)
old stone age (2.8 million BCE-10,000BCE)
new stone age (10,000BCE-3000BCE)
industrial revolution (1700s-1800s)
What does 'Justify' mean?
provide a claim, or assertion with evidence and details (IRTP)
to train/control (the best most profitable animals) so that they adapt to our needs
spoken or written communication that uses symbols to represent ideas
seeing how old an item is based on the number of carbon atoms it has, less carbon atoms=older, more carbon atoms=newer
What does 'Explain' mean?
1940 by 4 teenagers
to provide a reason or explanation that connects to the prompt
a belief, your morals/values
sistine chapel of cave art (because of its quality and quantity of paleolithic artwork)
What does 'Describe' mean?
africa
lines that run from north to south, e.g prime meridian, Greenwich England
to provide details specifically for what was asked/that answers the prompt
to grow
What does 'Identify' mean?
600 paintings, 1500 engravings, animal figures of bison, horse, deer, felines
to provide a name of the thing asked
looking for details: key words, quotes, color, or design that shows the authors/makers choices
they went towards, and eventually out of asia
What does 'Which route did humans take to get out of africa' mean?
material/evidence that analyzes/interprets/summarizes a primary source
looking for details: key words, quotes, color, or design that shows the authors/makers choices
they went towards, and eventually out of asia
600 paintings, 1500 engravings, animal figures of bison, horse, deer, felines
What does 'Carbon dating' mean?
seeing how old an item is based on the number of carbon atoms it has, less carbon atoms=older, more carbon atoms=newer
belief in equality and equal rights for all (everyone in the foraging community had to be treated equally as the community was so small)
material/evidence that analyzes/interprets/summarizes a primary source
original materials/evidence created during the time period/specific events created by someone who directly explained it
What does 'Caste' mean?
spoken or written communication that uses symbols to represent ideas
material/evidence that analyzes/interprets/summarizes a primary source
sistine chapel of cave art (because of its quality and quantity of paleolithic artwork)
the system of dividing people in a society into different social classes
What does 'Creed' mean?
material/evidence that analyzes/interprets/summarizes a primary source
a belief, your morals/values
they went towards, and eventually out of asia
600 paintings, 1500 engravings, animal figures of bison, horse, deer, felines
What does 'Where do scientists believe the first humans originated?' mean?
to train/control (the best most profitable animals) so that they adapt to our needs
africa
old stone age (2.8 million BCE-10,000BCE)
spoken or written communication that uses symbols to represent ideas
What does 'What is the Lascaux cave also called? And why?' mean?
old stone age (2.8 million BCE-10,000BCE)
to provide details specifically for what was asked/that answers the prompt
belief in equality and equal rights for all (everyone in the foraging community had to be treated equally as the community was so small)
sistine chapel of cave art (because of its quality and quantity of paleolithic artwork)
What does 'Domesticate' mean?
spoken or written communication that uses symbols to represent ideas
to train/control (the best most profitable animals) so that they adapt to our needs
sistine chapel of cave art (because of its quality and quantity of paleolithic artwork)
lines that run from north to south, e.g prime meridian, Greenwich England
What does 'What did the Lascaux cave contain?' mean?
New stone age (10,000BCE-3000BCE)
to provide a name of the thing asked
600 paintings, 1500 engravings, animal figures of bison, horse, deer, felines
the system of dividing people in a society into different social classes
What does 'When was the Lascaux cave found' mean?
old stone age (2.8 million BCE-10,000BCE)
africa
they went towards, and eventually out of asia
1940 by 4 teenagers
What does 'Cultivate' mean?
lines that run from north to south, e.g prime meridian, Greenwich England
africa
New stone age (10,000BCE-3000BCE)
to grow
What does 'Collective learning' mean?
to provide a name of the thing asked
material/evidence that analyzes/interprets/summarizes a primary source
the ability to share and preserve knowledge for generations
the system of dividing people in a society into different social classes
What does 'Egalitarian' mean?
the ability to share and preserve knowledge for generations
a belief, your morals/values
1940 by 4 teenagers
belief in equality and equal rights for all (everyone in the foraging community had to be treated equally as the community was so small)
What does 'Symbolic language' mean?
confirming information with other sources
New stone age (10,000BCE-3000BCE)
spoken or written communication that uses symbols to represent ideas
provide a claim, or assertion with evidence and details (IRTP)
What does 'Longitude' mean?
sistine chapel of cave art (because of its quality and quantity of paleolithic artwork)
lines that run from north to south, e.g prime meridian, Greenwich England
a belief, your morals/values
provide a claim, or assertion with evidence and details (IRTP)
What does 'Latitude' mean?
New stone age (10,000BCE-3000BCE)
lines that run from east to west, e.g equator
provide a claim, or assertion with evidence and details (IRTP)
looking for details: key words, quotes, color, or design that shows the authors/makers choices
What does 'Close reading' mean?
to provide a name of the thing asked
provide a claim, or assertion with evidence and details (IRTP)
looking for details: key words, quotes, color, or design that shows the authors/makers choices
a belief, your morals/values
