Exploring the Stone Age

What tools did Stone Age people make?

• Metal tools such as chisels and drills

• Plastic tools for crafting and building

• Wooden tools like hammers and saws

• Stone tools such as hand axes, arrowheads and knives.

What were Stone Age people called?

• Hunter-gatherers

• Settlers

• Nomads

• Farmers

What did hunter-gatherers hunt for?

• Animals (e.g., deer, fish).

• Fruits and vegetables

• Grains and legumes

• Insects and worms

Did Stone Age people grow food like we do?

• No, Stone Age people did not grow food like we do.

• Yes, they did.

Where did Stone Age people live?

• Skyscrapers and modern buildings

• Underwater cities

• Desert tents and caravans

• Caves, huts, and houses made of stone and animal skins.

What materials did they use to build their huts?

• Concrete, glass, metal, and plastic

• Wood sticks, stones, animal skins

• Brick, stone, tile, and fabric

• Bamboo, clay, sand, and asphalt

What food did prehistoric people from the Stone Age eat ?

• Deer, fish, berries, nuts

• Lions, tigers, bears

• Fish, frogs, snakes

• Salad olivier, cheese, pelmeni

What types of plants did they gather?

• Flowers, cacti, and ferns

• Berries, fruits, nuts and vegetables

• Grains, nuts, and seeds

• Mushrooms, algae, and seaweed

Why did Stone Age people move from place to place?

• To follow seasonal weather patterns.

• To escape from predators.

• To explore new technologies.

• To find food, water, and to survive.

How did the Stone Age help humans survive?

• Humans only had animals for food.

• They survived by using stone tools for hunting and gathering.

• The Stone Age people had great farming techniques.

• People used metal tools.