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Farming quizOnline version Farming quiz by Zakhar Shramko 1 What would humans most likely still be doing without farming? a Hunting and gathering b Living in small villages c Trading goods with neighbors d Making tools for their communities 2 Why did hunting and gathering limit innovation? a People rarely worked together. b People had little time for activities other than finding food. c People lacked access to useful materials. d People had difficulty sharing ideas. 3 How did animals contribute to the development of civilization? a They encouraged people to settle in one location. b They made long-distance trade possible. c They helped people produce larger food surpluses. d They reduced the need for farming. 4 What is meant by a "surplus" in the video? a More food than people could immediately consume b Food produced by several villages together c Food collected from different regions d Food reserved for trade only 5 Why was a food surplus important? a It allowed some people to focus on other occupations. b It allowed villages to become completely self-sufficient. c It increased the need for more farmers. d It encouraged people to move more frequently. 6 What was one consequence of the division of labor? a People specialized in different types of work. b Communities became less dependent on cooperation. c Villages stopped producing their own food. d Social classes disappeared. 7 Which of the following is mentioned as a feature of civilization? a A system of writing b Industrial production c Scientific research centers d International trade networks 8 What eventually led to technologies such as the Internet? a The sharing of ideas and technology over time b The creation of social classes c The development of urban planning d The growth of organized religion

Farming quizOnline version

Farming quiz

by Zakhar Shramko

What would humans most likely still be doing without farming?

Hunting and gathering

Living in small villages

Trading goods with neighbors

Making tools for their communities

Why did hunting and gathering limit innovation?

People rarely worked together.

People had little time for activities other than finding food.

People lacked access to useful materials.

People had difficulty sharing ideas.

How did animals contribute to the development of civilization?

They encouraged people to settle in one location.

They made long-distance trade possible.

They helped people produce larger food surpluses.

They reduced the need for farming.

What is meant by a "surplus" in the video?

More food than people could immediately consume

Food produced by several villages together

Food collected from different regions

Food reserved for trade only

Why was a food surplus important?

It allowed some people to focus on other occupations.

It allowed villages to become completely self-sufficient.

It increased the need for more farmers.

It encouraged people to move more frequently.

What was one consequence of the division of labor?

People specialized in different types of work.

Communities became less dependent on cooperation.

Villages stopped producing their own food.

Social classes disappeared.

Which of the following is mentioned as a feature of civilization?

A system of writing

Industrial production

Scientific research centers

International trade networks

What eventually led to technologies such as the Internet?

The sharing of ideas and technology over time

The creation of social classes

The development of urban planning

The growth of organized religion

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Farming quizOnline version

by Zakhar Shramko

What would humans most likely still be doing without farming?

Why did hunting and gathering limit innovation?

How did animals contribute to the development of civilization?

What is meant by a "surplus" in the video?

Why was a food surplus important?

What was one consequence of the division of labor?

Which of the following is mentioned as a feature of civilization?

What eventually led to technologies such as the Internet?

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