1.2 Quick Check Version B

The Stone Age is the period in which people began using mainly _____________ to make tools.

In 1976, scientists found footprints of early humans in _____________________.

Scientists calculated that the footprints of human ancestors was about ________ million years ago.

Archaeologists divide the Stone Age into how many periods?

Which period of the Stone Age did humans improve tools, make more advanced tools, but they still did not know how to farm?

Which period of the Stone Age did humans learn how to farm?

Which period of the Stone Age involved humans not knowing how to farm, using simple tools, and mostly being hunter-gatherers of food and wild plants to survive?

When did almost all of prehistory take place?

What substance can archaeologists look at closely to determine the age of an object?

True or False: When humans first created fire, it allowed them to move to places with colder climates.

The very first humans on Earth lived in which continent?

True or False: Nomads would only settle in an area until their crops were harvested.

According to scientists, the second continent that humans ever lived on was likely _____________________.

What type of soil is best for plants to grow?

What is it called to tame and breed wild animals for human use?