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Agricultural Revolution
Contributed by: Suttell
  • 1. The Paleolithic Era is known as;
A) The Nomad Age
B) The New Stone Age
C) The Old Stone Age
D) The Farming Age
  • 2. The Neolithic Era is known as:
A) The Hunting and Gathering Age
B) The New Stone Age
C) The Old Stone Age
D) The Hominid Age
  • 3. During the neolithic Age, people began to make settlements (villages) in what region?
A) The Fertile Crescent
B) Africa
C) Catal Hoyuk
D) Asia
  • 4. Domesticate means:
A) To raise animals and plants for human use
B) Wandering from place to place
C) Doing anything to survive
D) Training animals to do tricks
  • 5. Being a nomad means:
A) You stay in one place
B) You move from place to place
C) You build permanent shelters
D) You are a farmer
  • 6. What does Agriculture mean?
A) To move from place to place
B) To produce food by farming
C) To hunt for your food
D) To live near water
  • 7. Trade means:
A) Building a larger community
B) Hunting your food for members of your community
C) The exchange of goods
D) Meeting the needs of your community
  • 8. Fertile land means that the land is good for:
A) Traveling on the flat land
B) Hunting Animals
C) Growing crops
D) Migrating from one place to another
  • 9. Once people began to farm, they then had;
A) Less time to meet the needs of their community
B) Time to travel to other places
C) Time to do other things like building permanent shelters and making communities
D) Less time to hunt for food
  • 10. Creating a stable food supply was important because:
A) people could hunt better
B) people could now live in peace
C) people could migrate
D) no people did not have to struggle to get their food
  • 11. Describe life in the Paleolithic Era
  • 12. Describe why agriculture, or farming, changes how people lived.
  • 13. Describe how tools change from the Paleolithic Era changes to the Neolithic Era
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