History Alive Chapter 2 Test
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- 1.PLaces where Native Americans settled that had water, land, animals, plants, and other nateral resources.
- A.
Origin stories
- B.
Migration routes
- C.
Environments
- D.
Adapt
- 2.Paths that Native Americans took to thier new homes in North and South America.
- A.
Adapt
- B.
Environments
- C.
Migration routes
- D.
Origin stories
- 3.To use the natural resources to adjust to living in a particular environment.
- A.
Migration routes
- B.
Origin stories
- C.
Environments
- D.
Adapt
- 4.Tales that explain how Earth and its people came to be.
- A.
Origin stories
- B.
Migration routes
- C.
Environments
- D.
Adapt
- 5.Many Native American groups, like the Hopis, have origin stories
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 6.The first Native Americans migrated to the Americas from another part of the world.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 7.Native American groups all settled in the same kind of environment.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 8.Native Americans, such as the Inuit, used the natural resources around them to adapt to the invironment.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 9.Which of the following best describes what most scientist believe to be the migration route of most Native Americans?
- A.
By land from northeast Asia, across a land bridge to North America, and then into South America
- B.
By sea across the Pcific Ocean to North and South America
- C.
By land from South America and then into America
- D.
By sea from Africa, across the Atlantic Ocean, and into North and South America
- 10.Which of the following is NOT a natural resource?
- A.
Forest
- B.
Deer and rabbits
- C.
Origin story
- D.
Animal skins
- 11.In which of these environments did Native Americans choose to settle?
- A.
Artic ice fields
- B.
Mountains
- C.
Deserts
- D.
Native Americans settled in all of these environments.
- 12.Which of these iteams is LEAST likely to have been made by the Inuit as they adapted to their envirnment ?
- A.
A basket woven from grass
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Snow goggles made from bone
- C.
An igloo buit out of ice and snow
- D.
A sealskin float
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