Early Humans Vocab Question Preview (ID: 16359)

a) • A group of people who live in the same area and share common interests

b) • To move from one habitat to another to satisfy basic needs

c) • Having enough food available for people to live on

d) • An extra supply of something (e.g., crops or animals)

a) • Tame wild animals to be useful to humans for food, clothing, shelter or protection

b) • To move from one habitat to another to satisfy basic needs

c) • To gather a crop

d) • People trade to get things they need or want but don’t already have

a) • A group of people who live in the same area and share common interests

b) • Farming (growing plants and animals for human use)

c) • When people are able to focus on learning and doing just one job

d) • People trade to get things they need or want but don’t already have

a) • People trade to get things they need or want but don’t already have

b) • With enough food to live, people could spend some of their energy on making themselves and the things around them beautiful

c) • To gather a crop

d) • An extra supply of something (e.g., crops or animals)

a) • Tame wild animals to be useful to humans for food, clothing, shelter or protection

b) • Having enough food available for the community to live on

c) • Chefs specialize in cooking delicious food

d) • People trade to get things they need or want but don’t already have

a) • Tame wild animals to be useful to humans for food, clothing, shelter or protection

b) • Something that can be used to fulfill a need

c) • A place in southern France where cave paintings have been found

d) • To gather a crop

a) • Tame wild animals to be useful to humans for food, clothing, shelter or protection

b) • Made possible by agriculture

c) • An extra supply of something (e.g., crops or animals)

d) • Something that can be used to fulfill a need

a) • a person who studies and records history

b) • People who travel from place to place with no permanent home

c) • When people are able to focus on learning and doing just one job

d) • Buying, selling, or exchanging goods and resources between people or groups of people

a) • People who travel from place to place with no permanent home

b) • people who study geography and make maps

c) • A plant that can be grown and harvested for human use (most often for food)

d) • Specialization makes many jobs more efficient

a) • Tame wild animals to be useful to humans for food, clothing, shelter or protection

b) • Farming (growing plants and animals for human use)

c) Stable food supply

d) • A plant that can be grown and harvested for human use (most often for food)