Exploring Prehistoric Humanity

What were the primary tools used by prehistoric humans?

• Glass tools

• Metal tools

• Stone tools, wooden tools, and bone tools.

• Plastic tools

Name one type of prehistoric art form.

• Sculpture

• Pottery

• Textiles

• Cave painting

How did prehistoric people gather food?

• By trading with neighboring tribes

• By farming crops and raising livestock

• Prehistoric people gathered food by hunting, fishing, and foraging.

• By scavenging from other animals

What is one theory about the development of early language?

• Cognitive Development Theory

• Behaviorist Theory

• Innate Language Theory

• Social Interaction Theory

Describe the social structure of prehistoric communities.

• Prehistoric communities were strictly hierarchical with a ruling class.

• Social roles in prehistoric communities were solely based on wealth and property ownership.

• Prehistoric communities had no defined social roles and operated as isolated individuals.

• Prehistoric communities had an egalitarian social structure, organized in kin-based groups with roles defined by age, gender, and skill.

What materials were commonly used to make prehistoric tools?

• Plastic, metal, glass, clay

• Stone, bone, wood, antler

• Rubber, fabric, paper, leather

• Concrete, brick, ceramic, fiber

What role did cave paintings play in prehistoric culture?

• Cave paintings were a means of communication, expression, and possibly spiritual practice in prehistoric culture.

• Cave paintings served as a form of currency in prehistoric trade.

• Cave paintings were primarily used for hunting rituals.

• Cave paintings were created solely for decorative purposes.

How did hunting techniques evolve during prehistoric times?

• Hunting techniques remained unchanged throughout prehistoric times.

• Hunting techniques evolved from basic scavenging to organized group hunts using advanced tools and strategies.

• Hunting was primarily done using only bare hands and no tools.

• Hunting evolved to focus solely on large animals without group coordination.

What were some common food sources for prehistoric humans?

• Canned goods from agriculture

• Meat from hunting, wild fruits, nuts, seeds, vegetables, and fish.

• Processed snacks and sweets

• Dairy products from domesticated animals

How did the environment influence prehistoric societies?

• The environment influenced prehistoric societies by determining their settlement patterns, resource availability, and subsistence strategies.

• The environment only affected the climate, not human activities.

• Prehistoric societies were solely influenced by their cultural beliefs.

• The environment had no impact on prehistoric societies.