Neolithic Revolution Test 20-21

A. trading

B. hunting

C. farming

D. building

A. They kept pets for company.

B. They could travel more easily.

C. They shared most of the work.

D. They had a stable food supply.

A. by hunting and gathering.

B. by planting and harvesting.

C. by herding goats and cattle.

D. by trading over land and sea.

A. The hills were rich in gold.

B. The soil was good for crops.

C. The forest was full of animals.

D. The caves were deep and warm.

A. They were nomads who moved faster in larger groups.

B. They made special goods like baskets and pottery.

C. They needed more people for hunting and gathering.

D. They could grow enough food to support more people.

A. Everybody did the same job.

B. Most people enjoyed working alone.

C. Villagers learned to make stone tools.

D. Individuals developed a variety of skills.

A. to learn other languages.

B. to ride across the deserts.

C. to get resources they lacked.

D. to show off their good crafts.

A. You would find out how other groups lived.

B. You would invent an alphabet and start writing.

C. You would become a better hunter by following animals.

D. You would spend more time making cave art.

A. to learn how to grow corn.

B. to train a wild animal to be useful to humans.

C. to learn how to speak.

D. to learn how to build communities.

A. one who moves from place to place.

B. one who is settled in one place.

C. one who farms the land.

D. one who makes tools.

A. People often died from disease.

B. People did not accept outsiders into their tribes.

C. They had to travel from place to place.

D. Wild animals ate and killed most of the population.

To control flooding and use as an irrigation system.

To collect silt.

To provide water for livestock and other animals.

To get enough water from the shallow streams.

To kill off thier crops at the end of growing season.

To get the fertilizing silt for their fields.