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What did Rex Weeks study?
New machines
Modern buildings
European maps
Native American rock art
Why were rock pictures made in hidden places?
For ceremonies
To sell them
To teach English
For fun
What can damage pictographs today?
Too many colors
Lack of food
Loud noise
Rain and careless digging
What does the Rock Art Stability Index show?
Which sites are in danger
How old people are
How tall the rocks are
The best paint
In Pennsylvania, what did hunters draw?
Animals and marks on a tree
Cars
Houses
Mountains
How did hunters make red paint?
From flowers
From red stones and animal fat
From tree leaves
From water
What does “meticulously” mean?
Secretly
Quickly
Noisily
Carefully
What were pictographs used for?
Records of hunts and meetings
Decoration only
Games
Teaching math
What is a petroglyph?
Tree carving
River painting
Cave house
Stone carving
Why teach people about rock art?
To play games
To keep it safe
To make new art
To build houses
Who is Rex Weeks?
A farmer
A teacher
A hunter
An archaeologist
What did elders use rock pictures for?
To build houses
To teach clan history
To play games
To sell food
What tool did Rex Weeks use in experiments?
Pencil and paper
Brush and water
Hammer and chisel
Knife and fork
Where is the cave with old rock art?
In the mountains
In a desert
In the sea
In a city
How old was the rock art in the Appalachian cave?
More than 1,000 years
100 years
500 years
50 years
What does “embark” mean in the story?
To paint a wall
To stop working
To start a journey
To cut a tree
