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The stone age is divided into three stages which are ...., ....., and .....
Palaeolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic.
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How was fire used at the stone age?
To keep animals away. To cook. As a source of light. To make charcoal.
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How did stone age people make their tools and weapons?
By hitting two stones against each other to break off small pieces and creating a sharp edge.
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Stone age people built ...... to keep them warm.
Shelters
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Name three animals that lived in the stone age.
Wooly mammoth. saber-toothed tiger, and cave bears.
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Mention three things which people used to draw on caves at the stone age.
Patterns. People in groups. Animals. Weapons.
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People at the stone age used ...... to needle jewelry beads on cords.
Bone needles
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Stone age people made their paints from .....
Earth and charcoal
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What were jewelry cords made from at the stone age?
Animal guts, hair, or plant fibers.
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People got their food in the stone age through ....., ......, and ......
Hunting, fishing, and farming.
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The period of the stone age is describes as ......
Prehistoric
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Wearing jewelry at the stone age shows that this person is .....
Important
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Stone age people used ....., ......, and stretched ...... to build shelters.
Wood, bones, and stretched animals skin.
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How do archeologists knew about the stone age?
From drawings and paintings on the caves.
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Describe how clothes were at the stone age.
Made from leaves and animal skin.
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Stone age people whose job was to find food are called .....
Hunter-gatherers
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Animals in the ice age were ..... in size and their bodies were covered with ....
Huge. Fur
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Why were people at the stone age called Nomads?
Because they used to travel and move from a place to place looking for food and shelter.
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