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Froggy Jumps 6th grade chapter 3Online version Explore ages from stone to bronze. by Beverly Kapp 1 When did the Paleolithic Age begin? a about 100,000 years ago b about 8,000 years ago c about 2.5 million years ago 2 What key discovery did Paleolithic people make? a the ability to make fire b construct cities c domesticate horses 3 When did the Ice Age begin according to the text? a about 1,000 A.D. b about 50,000 B.C. c about 100,000 B.C. 4 What did the land bridge during the Ice Age connect? a Europe and Africa b Asia and North America c Australia and Asia 5 How did humans survive the Ice Age? a grew only cactus farms b adapted to surroundings and used animal skins for warmth c built skyscrapers 6 When did the Neolithic Age begin? a around 500 B.C. b around 8000 B.C. c around 2000 A.D. 7 What major change occurred in the Neolithic Age? a dinosaurs vanished b farming began to replace hunting and gathering c cities collapsed 8 What is the move to settled farming called? a Industrial Revolution b Bronze Age c Agricultural Revolution 9 What discovery made bronze possible? a alchemy b mixing copper and tin c smelting iron 10 Which civilizations emerged in the Bronze Age? a Maya, Inca, Aztec, and Olmec b Rome, Greece, Carthage, and Persia c Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, and China 11 What is the Paleolithic Age? a The Iron Age b The late Bronze Age c The earliest part of the Stone Age 12 When did the Paleolithic Age begin? a About 2.5 million years ago b About 10,000 years ago c About 2,500 years ago 13 What were early humans commonly called? a Hunter-gatherers b Settlers c Farmers 14 What does it mean to be a nomad? a To hunt only for meat b To stay in one city c To move from place to place to survive 15 Which was an early hunting tool? a A plow b A loom c A club 16 How did Paleolithic people obtain food? a Plowing fields b Hunting and gathering c Raising cattle only 17 What role did women commonly have? a Leading city governments b Gathering food and caring for children c Building ships 18 How did Paleolithic people improve hunting? a Built farms b Learned animal behavior and better traps c Used wheelbarrows 19 Until about which time did the Paleolithic Age last? a About 7000 AD b About 1000 AD c About 8000 BC 20 What development increased over time in the Paleolithic era? a Tools and weapons b Written laws c Metal armor 21 What material did Paleolithic people use to make knives and ax heads? a Bronze b Obsidian c Flint 22 What breakthrough allowed Paleolithic people to eat cooked food at night? a Fire b Clothes from skins c Stone tools 23 Which era marks the start of farming and settled communities? a Paleolithic Age b Neolithic Age c Bronze Age 24 What is the land bridge that once connected Asia and North America called? a Bering land bridge b Magnetic bridge c Atlantic bridge 25 Which invention helped early humans communicate and work together? a Wheel b Spoken language c Written language 26 What did Neolithic people begin to tame besides crops? a Forests b Rivers c Animals 27 Which period introduced bronze as a tool material? a Copper Age b Bronze Age c Iron Age 28 What did early writers first use to communicate ideas? a Sound drums b Coded signals c Symbols 29 What term describes the gradual switch from hunting to farming? a Industrial Shift b Agricultural Revolution c Food Harvest 30 In Neolithic villages, who typically farmed the food? a Men b Children c Women 31 What basic need did fire fulfill for Paleolithic people? a Shielding from rain b Cooking only c Warmth 32 What provided the first form of light after dark for ancient people? a Sunlight b Fire c Lanterns 33 Which craft was common in Neolithic specialization? a Silk weaving b Pottery c Metal casting 34 Where did the first governments often emerge in civilizations? a Monarchies b Theocracies c Democracies 35 What role did religion play in early civilizations? a Rulers claimed divine support b Religion faded quickly c Prayer only in homes 36 What is a 'monarchy'? a A system with no ruler b A government led by a king or queen c A government ruled by an elected council 37 Which resource helped civilizations grow crops along rivers? a Fertile soil b Desert sand c Volcanic ash 38 What development allowed more efficient trade in early civilizations? a Cities b Wilderness trails c Isolated farms 39 What did early cave paintings primarily depict? a People b Animals c Stars 40 What period followed the Ice Age ending about 10,000 years ago? a Bronze Age b Neolithic Age c Paleolithic Age

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6th grade chapter 3Online version

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When did the Paleolithic Age begin?

What key discovery did Paleolithic people make?

When did the Ice Age begin according to the text?

What did the land bridge during the Ice Age connect?

How did humans survive the Ice Age?

When did the Neolithic Age begin?

What major change occurred in the Neolithic Age?

What is the move to settled farming called?

What discovery made bronze possible?

Which civilizations emerged in the Bronze Age?

What is the Paleolithic Age?

When did the Paleolithic Age begin?

What were early humans commonly called?

What does it mean to be a nomad?

Which was an early hunting tool?

How did Paleolithic people obtain food?

What role did women commonly have?

How did Paleolithic people improve hunting?

Until about which time did the Paleolithic Age last?

What development increased over time in the Paleolithic era?

What material did Paleolithic people use to make knives and ax heads?

What breakthrough allowed Paleolithic people to eat cooked food at night?

Which era marks the start of farming and settled communities?

What is the land bridge that once connected Asia and North America called?

Which invention helped early humans communicate and work together?

What did Neolithic people begin to tame besides crops?

Which period introduced bronze as a tool material?

What did early writers first use to communicate ideas?

What term describes the gradual switch from hunting to farming?

In Neolithic villages, who typically farmed the food?

What basic need did fire fulfill for Paleolithic people?

What provided the first form of light after dark for ancient people?

Which craft was common in Neolithic specialization?

Where did the first governments often emerge in civilizations?

What role did religion play in early civilizations?

What is a 'monarchy'?

Which resource helped civilizations grow crops along rivers?

What development allowed more efficient trade in early civilizations?

What did early cave paintings primarily depict?

What period followed the Ice Age ending about 10,000 years ago?