MCQ Chapter 4 Early Humans and Beginning Class 9 Social Science CBSE Board Advertisement Early Humans and Beginning of Civilisation 1. Early human history mainly refers to the period:After the invention of paperBefore the invention of writingDuring the Industrial RevolutionAfter the discovery of ironQuestion 1 of 202. Early human history is mainly studied through:NewspapersArchaeological evidenceTelevision recordsInternet sourcesQuestion 2 of 203. According to archaeological evidence, early humans first evolved in:EuropeAsiaAfricaAustraliaQuestion 3 of 204. During the Palaeolithic period, humans mainly lived as:FarmersTradersHunter-gatherersCraftsmenQuestion 4 of 205. Which tools were commonly used during the Palaeolithic period?Iron swords and ploughsBronze vesselsHandaxes, cleavers, and scrapersCopper coinsQuestion 5 of 206. During the Mesolithic period, humans developed:Bronze weaponsMicrolithic toolsIron ploughsPaper currencyQuestion 6 of 207. Neolithic people are best known for:Beginning agriculture and animal domesticationLiving only in cavesUsing iron weaponsBuilding large empiresQuestion 7 of 208. Which activity became common during the Neolithic period?Permanent village settlementsNomadic hunting onlyIron miningSea trade onlyQuestion 8 of 209. The Chalcolithic period is characterised by the use of:Iron onlyCopper along with stone toolsBronze onlyGold onlyQuestion 9 of 2010. Which development led to the emergence of Bronze Age civilisations?Use of paper moneyGrowth of farming communities and metallurgyDiscovery of electricityConstruction of railwaysQuestion 10 of 2011. Bronze Age civilisations were characterised by:Urban centres, trade, writing, and administrationHunting onlyNomadic life onlyComplete absence of social organisationQuestion 11 of 2012. Which of the following was NOT one of the major early world civilisations mentioned?EgyptChinaMesopotamiaGreeceQuestion 12 of 2013. Major early civilisations generally developed independently in:Mountain peaksFertile river valleysDense forestsDesertsQuestion 13 of 2014. Which of the following helped increase economic growth in early civilisations?Agricultural productivityNew resourcesTrade and administrationAll of the aboveQuestion 14 of 2015. The development of writing systems mainly enabled people to:Record transactions and social activitiesPredict earthquakesManufacture iron toolsBuild damsQuestion 15 of 2016. Which of the following also developed because of writing systems?Literary and creative textsModern bankingAir transportElectricityQuestion 16 of 2017. The cultural traditions of many modern societies have their roots in:The Industrial RevolutionBronze Age civilisationsModern technologyThe Digital AgeQuestion 17 of 2018. Which period marked the beginning of agriculture and weaving?PalaeolithicMesolithicNeolithicIron AgeQuestion 18 of 2019. Which period witnessed the use of microlithic tools?ChalcolithicMesolithicNeolithicBronze AgeQuestion 19 of 2020. Which statement best describes the progress of early human society?Humans remained hunter-gatherers throughout history.Human society gradually progressed from simple stone-tool users to organised civilisations with agriculture, trade, writing, and administration.Writing developed before agriculture.Bronze Age people never lived in cities.Question 20 of 20 Loading...
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