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Usborne History of Britain - Prehistory and Ice AgeOnline version Usborne History of Britain - Prehistory and Ice Age by Vijo Gor 1 What do we call the time before people knew how to read or write? a The Iron Age b Prehistory c The Stone Age only d Ancient History 2 How do we know what life was like in prehistoric Britain? a From traces like tools, houses, ornaments, and even bones b From old Roman scrolls and books that carefully described early Britain in detail c From written diaries that people left buried in the ground as time capsules d From Viking sagas that were passed down and later written in the Middle Ages 3 During the Ice Age, why did Britain sometimes have no people living in it? a Because volcanoes covered the island in lava and made it impossible to survive b Because dangerous animals like mammoths and cave bears scared people away forever c Because the land was frozen and covered in ice for thousands of years d Because people moved far away to America in search of warmer climates 4 What happened each time the Ice Age warmed up? a Ice melted, plants grew, and animals and people returned b The Romans arrived and immediately began building stone towns and walls c The sea flooded every part of Britain and washed away all the animals and people d The land became a dry desert where no animals or plants could live anymore 5 How could people and animals reach Britain in warm periods? a They walked across dry land that connected Britain to Europe b They built wooden ships with sails and rowed across the cold northern seas c They flew above the ice on giant kites made of animal skin and rope d They crossed the frozen oceans on sleds pulled by mammoths and wild horses 6 What animals lived in warmer periods of the Ice Age in Britain? a Camels, kangaroos, and tropical birds b Sheep, goats, and chickens c Mammoths, deer, wild horses, cattle, pigs, hippos, and rhinos d Only small forest animals like rabbits and squirrels 7 How did Ice Age hunters survive without farms? a They planted wheat and barley in fields b They relied on large storehouses of grain c They traded with distant empires d They hunted animals, fished, and gathered wild nuts, fruits, and roots 8 What tools did early people use for hunting and everyday tasks? a Bronze helmets and armor b Iron swords and shields c Metal plows and carts d Spears, wooden clubs, and stone tools for cutting and scraping 9 Why did prehistoric people move from place to place? a They followed herds of animals as they migrated b They were ordered by kings to move c They preferred exploring new lands d They searched for gold and jewels 10 Where did people sleep at night? a In tall watchtowers b In caves or shelters made from wood, bone, and animal skins c In treehouses high above the ground d In permanent stone houses with tiled roofs 11 What kind of intelligence did Ice Age people show through their art and tools? a They copied nature and never innovated b They acted randomly without planning c They planned, cooperated, adapted, and created d They did nothing artistic or useful

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Usborne History of Britain - Prehistory and Ice AgeOnline version

by Vijo Gor

What do we call the time before people knew how to read or write?

How do we know what life was like in prehistoric Britain?

During the Ice Age, why did Britain sometimes have no people living in it?

What happened each time the Ice Age warmed up?

How could people and animals reach Britain in warm periods?

What animals lived in warmer periods of the Ice Age in Britain?

How did Ice Age hunters survive without farms?

What tools did early people use for hunting and everyday tasks?

Why did prehistoric people move from place to place?

Where did people sleep at night?

What kind of intelligence did Ice Age people show through their art and tools?