The Stone Age for Kids

The video explores life during the Stone Age, focusing on survival, tools, and cultural practices. It describes how early humans lived in tribes, gathered food, and used stone tools. The transition from hunting to farming and the development of art and mythology are highlighted. The video concludes with the evolution from small communities to cities, comparing ancient and modern lifestyles.

What materials were Stone Age huts primarily made from?

• Bricks and cement

• Sticks, mud, and clay

• Wood and metal

• Glass and steel

During the Stone Age, what was the primary focus of human life?

• Building large cities

• Exploring new continents

• Surviving by finding food and staying safe

• Inventing new technologies

Which of the following animals was crucial for Stone Age humans during the Ice Age?

• Woolly mammoth

• Dodo bird

• Giant sloth

• Sabre-toothed tiger

What was a significant development in human life after the Ice Age?

• Invention of the wheel

• Start of basic farming and animal domestication

• Discovery of electricity

• Construction of skyscrapers

What are petroglyphs?

• Early musical instruments

• Types of prehistoric animals

• Rock drawings from the Stone Age

• Ancient stone tools

How did Stone Age humans likely pass down their stories?

• Through oral tradition

• By carving them on stones

• By painting them in caves

• Through written books

What is the term for large stones arranged in a circle for religious purposes?

• Pyramids

• Monoliths

• Megaliths

• Obelisks