Mankind: E1 Inventors

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Froggy Jumps Mankind: E1 InventorsOnline version Use you notes and knowledge you learned from viewing the episode to answer the questions. by Susana 1 An event that occurred in 1215, occurred in which century a 13th b 11th c 12th 2 The 16th century covers years a 1500s b 1600s c 1400s 3 What made Earth especially suitable for human life? a It has an atmosphere and liquid water. b It has more natural resources than any other planet. c It is the closest planet to the Sun. 4 How did early humans increase their chances of surviving against predators? a They created tools and weapons. b They built large cities. c They developed farming techniques. 5 Why was the discovery and control of fire so important to early humans? a Fire provided warmth, protection, and helped improve food and nutrition. b Fire allowed humans to fly and travel long distances. c Fire eliminated the need for tools. 6 How did better nutrition affect early humans? a It helped the human brain grow larger and become more complex. b It caused humans to develop metal weapons c It caused humans to become shorter. 7 As the Earth became colder during the Ice Age, what did humans do to survive? a They developed new technologies such as needles, clothing, and shelters. b They stopped moving and stayed in Africa. c They learned how to grow wheat. 8 According to the episode, what is considered the most uniquely human invention? a Writing b Farming c Bronze 9 What major change occurred when humans began farming? a Humans began living in permanent settlements and villages. b Humans became completely independent from nature. c Humans stopped having conflicts with one another. 10 Why was the domestication of animals important to the growth of human populations? a Animals provided food and other useful resources. b Animals prevented all diseases. c Animals were used to build pyramids. 11 What was one negative consequence of the development of farming? a Competition over land contributed to warfare and violence. b Farming caused humans to lose the ability to use tools. c Farming caused humans to abandon permanent settlements. 12 What was Stonehenge believed to represent in the episode? a A religious monument connected to the dead b An early farming village c A military fortress 13 Why was writing such an important invention in early civilizations? a It allowed people to record information and communicate across time and distance. b It made farming unnecessary. c It replaced the need for trade. 14 What was one major result of the growth of cities such as Kanesh? a Trade and industry expanded. b Warfare ended. c Farming disappeared. 15 Why was tin an important resource in the ancient world? a Tin was mixed with copper to create bronze b Tin was used to build pyramids. c Tin was used in the tools necessary to grow wheat. 16 Why was the Battle of Megiddo important in the episode? a It was identified as the first recorded battle in human history. b It was the first time humans used fire. c It marked the beginning of organized religion 17 Which sequence best represents the major developments highlighted in the episode? a Fire → Farming → Cities → Trade → Warfare b Farming → Fire → Tools → Cities → Writing c Cities → Farming → Fire → Writing → Hunting 18 What is the development of agriculture, when humans began farming and domesticating plants and animals, known as? a The Neolithic Revolution, or First Food Revolution b the Industrial Revolution c The Stone Age

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Mankind: E1 InventorsOnline version

by Susana

An event that occurred in 1215, occurred in which century

The 16th century covers years

What made Earth especially suitable for human life?

How did early humans increase their chances of surviving against predators?

Why was the discovery and control of fire so important to early humans?

How did better nutrition affect early humans?

As the Earth became colder during the Ice Age, what did humans do to survive?

According to the episode, what is considered the most uniquely human invention?

What major change occurred when humans began farming?

Why was the domestication of animals important to the growth of human populations?

What was one negative consequence of the development of farming?

What was Stonehenge believed to represent in the episode?

Why was writing such an important invention in early civilizations?

What was one major result of the growth of cities such as Kanesh?

Why was tin an important resource in the ancient world?

Why was the Battle of Megiddo important in the episode?

Which sequence best represents the major developments highlighted in the episode?

What is the development of agriculture, when humans began farming and domesticating plants and animals, known as?