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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 1 (XIV - 34).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Of which of these is there just one kind all over the world?
(a) Bears.
(b) Snakes.
(c) Humans.
(d) Ants.

2. What two methods were used to start fires?
(a) Friction and flint.
(b) Matches and glass.
(c) Lightning and water.
(d) Friction and gravity.

3. What is an important thing to say in scientific studies?
(a) "Nothing can be proven for sure."
(b) "I don't know."
(c) "This is easy."
(d) "The mango cannot be improved."

4. What are archaeologists?
(a) Scientists who dig up clues to the past.
(b) Powerful sky wizards.
(c) People who study spiders.
(d) An ancient kind of human.

5. What development allowed human brains to grow?
(a) Studying math.
(b) Learning to fish.
(c) Discovering the wheel.
(d) Cooking their food.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the cell's "instruction book" (20)?

2. What could ancient Sapiens use to frighten away large animals?

3. How would ancient humans have first gotten meat to eat?

4. What is the most powerful animal in the world?

5. Where is Neander Valley?

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