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1.
Describe the culture of the tribal society.
2.
Why do people who grow crops have to stay in the same place for a long time?
3.
Apart from food, what are the other things that could have been obtained from animals? What are animals used for today?
4.
Daojali Hading is a site on the hills near the Brahmaputra Valley, close to routes leading into China and Myanmar.
5.
Millets have been found at Hallur.
6.
From which site the traces of green gram have been found?
Hallur
Chirand
Koldihwa
Paiyampalli
7.
The first animal to be tamed was the
horse
cow
dog
elephant
8.
Dry and hilly regions are more suitable to survive for which of the animals?
Horse
Elephant
Tiger
Sheep
9.
Which of following grains requires more water to grow in the field?
Barley
Rice
Wheat
Maize
10.
Give one feature of the houses in Mehrgarh.
11.
What is domestication?
12.
Name one of the most famous Neolithic sites in Turkey.
13.
Make a list of all the animals mentioned in the table. For each one describe what they may have been used for.
14.
Describe the works of artisans of early period.
15.
One of the most exciting finds includes remains of _________ grain.
16.
Women, men and children could also attract and then __________ animals by leaving food for them near their shelters.
1.
The culture of tribal society is as follows:
(i) In tribal society, some men are regarded as leaders, they may be old and experienced or young, brave warriors or priests. Old women are respected for their wisdom and experience.
(ii) Tribes have rich and unique cultural traditions, including their own language, music, stories and including their own language, music, stories and goddesses.
2.
People who grow crops have to stay in the same place for a long time because the crops require proper maintenance. It requires constant watering, weeding and driving away animals and birds until the grain will fully grow. Then, the grain has to be used carefully.
3.
Apart from food, some other things also could have been obtained from the animals like the services of animals such as pulling the carts and carrying goods from one place to another place, skin of animals etc. Animals like ox, buffalo, horse, mule and elephant are in use for carrying goods today.
4.
(a)
5.
(a)
6.
(b)
Chirand
7.
(c)
dog
8.
(d)
Sheep
9.
(b)
Rice
10.
( )
Houses at Mehrgarh were usually square or rectangular.
11.
( )
Domestication is the name given to the process in which people grow plants and look after animals.
12.
( )
One of the most famous Neolithic sites is Catal Huyuk in Turkey.
13.
(i) Pig \(\rightarrow\) for meat.
(ii) Buffalo \(\rightarrow\) milk-giving animal.
(iii) Sheep\(\rightarrow\) meat and wool.
(iv) Dog \(\rightarrow\) to look after the house and fields.
(v) Cattle\(\rightarrow\) for dairy and milk products.
(vi) Ox\(\rightarrow\) for ploughing the fields and pulling the carts.
(vii) Goat \(\rightarrow\) milk and meat.
14.
Works of artisans of early period were as follow.
(i) Artisans made advanced stone tools that were polished and had a fine cutting edge.
(ii) Various kinds of decorated pots have been found which were used for storing things.
(iii) This was the beginning of using pots for cooking food, especially grains like rice, wheat and lentils.
(iv) Besides these, people also began weaving clothes, using different kinds of materials, for example cotton.
15.
( )
burnt
16.
( )
tame
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