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1 a) First humans to use fire
Homo Sapiens Sapiens are a) First humans to use fire b) Earliest Africans c) Modern humans d) Early hominids

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4 a) On almost every continent
The remains of early Homo Sapiens have been found a) On almost every continent b) Only in Asia c) Only in Africa d) Only in Europe

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7 Which of the following were Nomadic hunter-gatherers who
Cared for their sick & injured a) Homo Habilis b) Neanderthals c) Sumerians d) Homo Erectus

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10 Neanderthals usually lived in Groups numbering about
a) 5 to 10 b) 35 to 50 c) 100 to 500 d) 1,000 to 5,000

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13 Time period when Cro-Magnon lived on this planet
a) 300,000 to 35,000 b) 1.5 million to 200,000 c) 1.5 to 2.5 million d) 40,000 to10,000

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16 b) Australopithicines
Prehistoric people who closely resembled modern humans a) Neanderthals b) Australopithicines c) Cro-Magnons d) Homo Habilis

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19 Nickname of 4 million year old female humanlike skeleton
found in Ethiopia a) Wilma b) Lucy c) Peppermint Patty d) Marcy

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22 Valley in western Germany where Neanderthal remains
were first discovered a) Neander b) Cro-Magnon c) Great Rift d) Shenandoah

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25 Huge woolly creature often hunted by Neanderthals & Cro-Magnons
a) pheasants b) Smilodon c) Mammoth d) pterodactdyls

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28 First human species to create Art.
a) Australopithicus b) Neanderthals c) HomoErectus d) Cro-Magnons

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31 The cave in France that has the best examples of early
Cro-Magnon paintings. a) Lourve b) Les Caux c) Howe Caverns d) Carlsbad Caverns

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34 The oldest human remains are believed to be approximately how old
a) 4 to 5 million years b) 40 to 50 thousand years c) 400 to 500 thousand years d) 4 to 5 billion years

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37 By studying a human fossil Archaeologists can tell for
Certain all of the following Things EXCEPT a) How tall humans were b) If they walked upright c) If it was male or female d) What color its hair was

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40 Ancestor means wise human
The name of this human Ancestor means wise human a) Homo Habilis b) Homo Erectus c) Homo Sapiens d) Cro-Magnon

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43 The name of this human ancestor means handy human a) Homo Habilis
b) Homo Erectus c) Homo Sapiens d) Neanderthal

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46 The name given to this human ancestor means upright human
a) Homo Habilis b) Homo Erectus c) Homo Sapiens d) Cro-Magnon

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49 Discovery that was used both For cooking and as a weapon
a) Boomerang b) Three pronged spear c) Sling d) fire

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52 The use of skills and tools that Serve human needs is called
a) agriculture b) civilization c) technology d) archaeology

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55 Australopithecus, the earliest Hominid (human ancestor),
Probably survived by a) Using metal weapons b) Growing crops c) Trading with Homo erectus d) Moving in search of food

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58 Which of the following is NOT True of the Ice Age?.
a) Sea levels were higher b) Climate was colder c) Humans used fire & clothing d) Ice sheets covered the earth

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61 Muscular prehistoric people who had small chins,protruding
jaw bones, large noses, and eye brow ridges a) Homo Habilis b) Homo Erectus c) Neanderthals d) Cro-Magnon

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64 Continent where the earliest humanlike remains have been found
a) Antarctica b) Africa c) Australia d) Europe

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67 d) Invent spear throwers
Cro-Magnons did all of the Following EXCEPT a) Discovered fire b) Carve small statues c) Paint cave walls d) Invent spear throwers

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70 The discovery of “Lucy” in 1974 was significant because
a) Most complete skeleton found b) males skulls were larger c) First to be preserved in ice d) ankle showed she was female

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73 Developments in the technology Of early humans can be seen
By studying their a) Tools b) Writing c) Bones d) Language

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