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In this quiz, you will find questions related to the very beginning of human life on earth, the tools and weapons which they use for hunting, how they evolve? etc.
Fossils found in the ______ were called Homo neanderthalensis.
The Hominids belong to a family which is known as _____
From which organism group the hominids were evolved?
Genus is the branch of the:
An archaeological site, which was used for quarrying limestone was:
Long forelimbs, Curved hand and foot bones, and mobile ankle joints helped ______ to live on trees.
Zagros mountains, which form one limit of the Fertile Crescent, is situated in:
The last Ice Age ended around:
What is the base of the classification of fossils of early humans?
Under which one of the following treaties was Greece recognised as a an independent nation?
In the Eastern Hadza community, the lands belonged to?
Women
Headmen
Clan
No one
Female Figurines were known as?
Altamira
Sahana
Venuses
Vestonice.
The earliest fossils from Europe are attributed to:
Australopithecus
Homo Heidelbergensis
Homo Habilis
Homo erectus
Period of Homo erectus, archaicHomosapiens, Neanderthals, homo sapiens sapiens is:
5 mya to 1 mya
60,000 years ago
1 mya to 40,000 years ago
40,000 years ago.
Hominids immigrated from Africa to Asia during the period:
5.6 mya
0.8 mya
2.0 – 1.5 mya
2.2 – 2.0 mya.
Hominid is a member of family?
Hominoid
Australopithecus
Homo erectus
Hominidae.
The term pathological idiot has been used with reference to:
Australopithecus
Homo Habilis
Homo Erectus
Neanderthal
Anthropologist is a specialist who:
Studies the social traits and behaviour.
Studies human culture and societies as well as evolutionary aspects of human biology.
Studies the general policies and ethics adopted by the society.
Studies the ancient remains and antique.
The name of a hunting-gathering society living in Kalahari’ Desert was?
Chesowanja
Pred mosti
Kung-san
Schoningen
Population pressure in some areas increased due to the:
End of ice age.
Change in climate.
Increase in food availability.
Domestication.
