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Early Man Doodle Notes Quiz

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  • Prehistory is the period of history that occurred before...
    The first tools were created
    The Bronze Age started
    Writing was invented
    Farming began
  • What were early humans who hunted animals and gathered plants called?
    Nomads
    Hunter-gatherers
    Farmers
    Fishers
  • What natural bridge allowed humans to enter North America?
    Mountain pass
    Stone road
    Glacier path
    Land bridge
  • What is another name for the New Stone Age?
    Paleolithic
    Neolithic
    Mesolithic
    Bronze Age
  • What is another name for the Old Stone Age?
    Bronze Age
    Neolithic
    Paleolithic
    Mesolithic
  • Mixing copper and tin created what new material?
    Brass
    Bronze
    Iron
    Steel
  • What stone was popular for making sharp tools?
    Sandstone
    Granite
    Flint
    Marble
  • Which early human lived about 2.4–1.5 million years ago?
    Neanderthals
    Homo habilis
    Homo erectus
    Homo sapiens
  • The earliest hominids have been discovered on which continent?
    Europe
    Africa
    Asia
    North America
  • What is another name for the Middle Stone Age?
    Neolithic
    Mesolithic
    Paleolithic
    Iron Age
  • What climate event encouraged human migration?
    Earthquakes
    Floods
    Volcanoes
    Ice Ages
  • The Stone Age is divided into how many periods?
    Three
    Four
    Five
    Two
  • What discovery allowed early humans to cook food and stay warm?
    Pottery
    Fire
    Metal tools
    Farming
  • What do we call it when people do only one specific job?
    Migration
    Nomadism
    Domestication
    Specialization
  • What technique involved cutting and burning trees before planting crops?
    Crop rotation
    Irrigation
    Domestication
    Slash and burn
  • What is the term for taming plants and animals for human use?
    Migration
    Domestication
    Specialization
    Nomadism
  • What is the Agricultural (or Neolithic) Revolution best known for?
    Farming began
    Humans invented writing
    Hunters traveled farther
    First tools appeared
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