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Unit 1 Check for Understanding [CFU] (Trimester 7A)

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Match each continent.

a)

1.

Australia

b)

2.

Africa

c)

3.

North America

d)

4.

South America

e)

5.

Asia

2.

The continent of (a)   lies directly east of the ​ (b)   Ocean.

Choose from the below words
Europe
Asia
South America
Atlantic
Indian
Arctic
3.

The continent of ​ (a)   lies directly east of the ​ (b)   Ocean.

Choose from the below words
Asia
Antarctica
South America
Atlantic
Indian
Pacific
4.

In which continent did all human life begin?

a)
Asia
b)

Africa

c)
South America
d)

Europe

e)

North America

5.

Match each fact/event in the category it best fits into.

Categorize the following

Formation of the planet Earth

Dinousaurs walk the Earth

Declaration of Independence

Scientists record the discovery of the remains of earliest early hominids

Homo habilis uses first simple stone tools

Hominids migrate out of Africa

Middle Stone Age

Humans domesticate dogs

Old Stone Age

Advanced stone tools, bone fish hooks, snares and traps

Columbus crosses the Atlantic in search of Asia

Big Bang Theory of the creation of the Universe

Prehistory
History
Paleolithic
Mesolithic
6.

Prehistoric bands split the task of obtaining food for the group. Within the band, men ​ (a)   animals, while women​ (b)   other foods.

Choose from the below words
hunted
gathered
fished
farmed
raised
planted
7.

What does this map BEST explain about early prehistoric humans?

a)

Early humans were nomadic hunter-gatherers that traveled with their food sources.

b)

Early man mastered fire to cook their food & protect themselves from larger predators.

c)

Early humans discovered farming by accident, and used it to provide a surplus of food.

d)

Humanity slowly evolved over time into modern Homo sapiens.

8.
  1. What is the best meaning of domesticate as it is used in the sentence?


“Mesolithic humans domesticated the first dogs to help them hunt more successfully.”

a)

hunted

b)

moved

c)

tamed

d)

farmed

9.
  1. What does technology most likely mean as it is used in the sentence?


“The hunters of the Mesolithic Age developed technology that allowed them to snare animals while they prepared hides for clothing in their caves.”

a)

advancement

b)

tools

c)

skills

d)

specialty

10.
  1. Which sentence has the best use of the bold vocabulary term?


  1. A. The Old Stone Age was immediately followed by the Neolithic Age.

  2. B. The Paleolithic Age was when our ancestors made the first stone tools, mastered fire, and developed spoken language.

  3. C. The Mesolithic Age is remembered for the agricultural revolution and the shift to humans using farming to obtain most of their food.

  4. D. Humans spent their days hunting and gathering within the Fertile Crescent lands of Africa.

a)

b)

c)

d)

11.
  1. Based on their definitions, which vocabulary words BEST relate to one another?

a)

nomad

b)

migrate

c)

technology

d)

climate

e)

prehistory

12.

Which prehistoric hominid evolved to become modern humans?

a)

Homo habilis

b)

Homo erectus

c)

Homo neanderthalensis

d)

Homo sapiens

13.

Which development most significantly changed the lifestyle of early humans in Paleolithic Time?

a)

Invention of the wheel

b)

Domestication of animals

c)

Discovery of fire

d)

Creation of written language

14.

What was a primary reason early humans formed small groups?

a)

To cooperate, share food, and resources

b)

To develop advanced technology

c)

To compete for territory

d)

To travel long distances

15.

What is the MAIN difference between the Paleolithic and Mesolithic periods?

a)

Improvements in stone technology

b)

Shifting from hunting/gathering to agriculture

c)

Leaving nomadic lifestyles to live in villages

d)

Humans mastering fire

16.

What lines on a map are parallel and measure locations north or south of the equator?

a)

longitude

b)

latitude

c)

inset

d)

Prime Meridian

17.

What lines on a map start at the North Pole, run to meet at the South Pole, and indicate a location east or west relative to the Prime Meridian?

a)

longitude

b)

latitude

c)

parallels

d)

Equator