Prehistoric Animals and Artifacts

The video introduces the Stone Age, discussing Earth's history, the Ice Ages, and the timeline of the Stone Age. It explores the lifestyle of people during this era, including their tools and survival strategies. The video also covers extinct and surviving animals, detailing species like the Woolly Mammoth and Sabre-Tooth Tiger. It highlights the artistry of Stone Age people through cave paintings and concludes with a call for viewer engagement.

What is the estimated time period when the Stone Age began?

• During the Roman Empire

• Around 2.6 million years ago

• Around 3,300 B.C.

• Around 4.5 billion years ago

Which type of plants were able to grow during the Ice Ages?

• Flowering plants

• Cacti

• Evergreens and shrubs

• Tropical trees

Which of the following animals is extinct?

• Horses

• Wolves

• Woolly Mammoth

• Bison

What was the primary use of Woolly Mammoth tusks and bones?

• Feeding livestock

• Making jewelry

• Creating tools and art

• Building modern houses

What is a unique feature of the Sabre-Tooth Tiger?

• It lived in water

• It had large front teeth

• It had a long neck

• It could fly

Which animal is known to have been hunted nearly to extinction in the 18th and 19th centuries?

• Woolly Rhino

• Bison

• Reindeer

• Cave Bear

Which animal is considered a vulnerable species today?

• Woolly Mammoth

• Cave Bear

• Sabre-Tooth Tiger

• Reindeer

What is a primary source in archaeology?

• A cave painting

• A documentary film

• A fictional story

• A modern book

What did Stone Age people use to create cave paintings?

• Wooden sticks

• Digital tools

• Modern paints

• Lumps of minerals

What was the purpose of cave paintings according to some archaeologists?

• To decorate caves

• To serve as helpful magic

• To scare away animals

• To teach children