WorksheetsFall History 2025
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 19mins
What skill did Ice Age hunters use to survive?
Farming crops.
Building houses.
Hunting large animals like mammoths.
Writing books.
What was the significance of the land bridge known as Beringia?
It connected Europe and Asia.
It allowed migration from Asia to North America.
It was a place where mammoths lived exclusively.
It was a modern-day highway.
What is one theory about how people first arrived in North America?
By following an Antarctic route
By crossing the Beringia land bridge
By sailing from Africa
By migrating from Australia
What was the primary reason early people became farmers instead of remaining hunter-gatherers?
Farming was easier than hunting.
Farming helped families survive with larger populations.
Farming allowed them to stay in one place.
Farming was more enjoyable than hunting.
Which continent was least affected by the last Ice Age?
Africa
North America
Europe
Asia
People that move from place to place were called ____________.
Stationary
Nomads
Wanderers
Foot People
Equator
Prime Meridian
International Date Line
North Pole
The equator divides the Earth into what two hemispheres?
Eastern and Southern
Northern and Southern
Western and Eastern
Northern and Western
Latitude measures.......
East and West, up to 95 degrees
East and North, up to 180 degrees
North and South, up to 90 degrees
South and West, up to 45 degrees
Longitude measures.....
East and West, up to 180 degrees
North and South, up to 150 degrees
East and South, up to 30 degrees
North and West, up to 200 degrees
Can we see latitude and longitude lines?
Yes, I see them when I'm walking to my friends house
No, they are imaginary.
Yes, I trip on them sometimes
Yes, I like to stand on them and jump up and down.
What Landform is this?
Isthmus
Basin
Valley
Tributary
Valley
Tributary
Archipelago
Sea
What does the scale on a map tell you?
The actual distances on Earth
The distances on the map
The size of the map
The location of landmarks
What is a political map?
shows the direction of north on a map.
a ration comparing the measurement on a map to actual distance between locations.
focuses on the geography of an area; shows landforms
a map that shows countries, cities, and major cities. Usually has significant bodies of water.
What is a physical map?
shows the direction of north on a map.
a ration comparing the measurement on a map to actual distance between locations.
focuses on the geography of an area; shows landforms
a map that shows countries, cities, and major cities. Usually has significant bodies of water.
This map is an example of a . . .
Political Map
Physical Map
Thematic
What do you call shoes made out of banana peels?
yellow sneakers
peelies
slippers
Why are fish so smart?
because they have brains
because they live in schools
because they can outsmart sharks
Why are teddy bears never hungry?
because they are always stuffed
because kids pretend to feed them
because they eat when no one is looking
What thing lets you look right through a wall?
a magic binocular
a window
sun glasses
I have cities , but no houses. I have mountains,but no trees. I have water, but no fish. What am I ?
Window
A country
Chair
Map
This is the world's largest river.
Mississippi
Big Wood River
Amazon
Ganges
