WorksheetsChapter 3 Assessment: Early Humans and the Agricultural Revolution
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Another word for farming is ______________________.
a)
flora
b)
agriculture
c)
fauna
2.
A time when people began using stone tools and weapons was known as ______________________.
a)
The Stone Age
b)
The Bronze Age
c)
The Silver Age
3.
Someone who travels from place to place in search of food in order to survive is known as a ______________________.
a)
runner
b)
nomad
c)
immigrant
4.
Whose role included raising children, gathering berries and firewood, and taking care of the camp?
a)
men
b)
women
5.
The tools and methods used to perform tasks to make them easier is known as ______________________.
a)
writing
b)
technology
c)
math
6.
The discovery of this material was major breakthrough and helped people make fires:
a)
marble
b)
gold
c)
flint
7.
What formed between Asia and North America which allowed for migration of people and animals to new places?
a)
land bridge
b)
road
c)
river
8.
What TWO discoveries were considered major technological advances of the Paleolithic people?
a)
houses and roads
b)
fire and tools
c)
dance and painting
9.
What was the biggest AND oldest known (oldest) community?
a)
Rome
b)
Damascus
c)
Jericho
10.
A shrine is ____________________________.
a)
a place where people worship
b)
a small house where families live
c)
a school for children
11.
The discovery of what material led to the end of the Neolithic Age?
a)
lead
b)
silver
c)
bronze
12.
What are the four great river valley civilizations that emerged around 3,000 B.C.?
a)
Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, China
b)
Egypt, India, Japan, Mexico
c)
China, Asia, Africa, America
13.
Which group of people would be at the bottom of the social structure?
a)
priests
b)
kings
c)
slaves
14.
A type of government led by a king or queen is known as a _________________.
a)
theocracy
b)
monarchy
c)
democracy
15.
What does it mean to domesticate animals?
a)
to make them safe for human to use
b)
to allow them to live in the woods
c)
to make them get along with each other
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