Stone Age
Explore the Stone Age: Test Your Knowledge!
Think you know about the Stone Age? Put your knowledge to the test with our engaging quiz! Discover the tools, artistry, and fascinating creatures that roamed during this ancient period.
- 10 challenging questions
- Learn fascinating facts
- Scores and feedback
What stone was used to make weapons in the Stone Age?
Flint
Sandstone
Limestone
Granite
Flint was used because it was workable and reliable enough to shape, but still strong and hard enough to use for tools and weapons.
Flint was used because it was workable and reliable enough to shape, but still strong and hard enough to use for tools and weapons.
What did Stone Age people make necklaces and bracelets with?
Rubys, diamonds and emeralds
Tusks, bones and shells
Flowers and twigs
String and wooden beads
Common pieces of Stone Age jewellery were mostly made from shells, bone and even animal teeth. They were probably strung together with strips of hide or twine
Common pieces of Stone Age jewellery were mostly made from shells, bone and even animal teeth. They were probably strung together with strips of hide or twine
When did the Stone Age begin?
25 million years ago
1 million years ago
10 million years ago
2.5 million years ago
The Stone Age began about 2.5 million years ago, when researchers found the earliest evidence of humans using stone tools, and it lasted until about 3,300 B.C. When the Bronze Age began. It is called the Stone Age because it was when early humans started to use stone such as flint to make tools and weapons. Stone was also used for lighting fires.
The Stone Age began about 2.5 million years ago, when researchers found the earliest evidence of humans using stone tools, and it lasted until about 3,300 B.C. When the Bronze Age began. It is called the Stone Age because it was when early humans started to use stone such as flint to make tools and weapons. Stone was also used for lighting fires.
What type of Stone Age humans is the word used today for humans?
Homo habilis
Homo erectus
Homo neanderthalensis
Homo sapiens
There were four different types of human in the Stone Age. Homo habilis who were tool makers, homo erectus who were fire makers, homo neanderthalensis who were Neanderthals and homo sapiens who were like modern humans.
There were four different types of human in the Stone Age. Homo habilis who were tool makers, homo erectus who were fire makers, homo neanderthalensis who were Neanderthals and homo sapiens who were like modern humans.
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