QUESTION 1
How are members of the genus Homodifferent physically
from the Australopithecus?
| | flattening of the face (the mouth doesn’t protrude forward likethe australopithecines) |
| | shorter arms |
| | smaller-sized teeth and jaws |
| | all of the above |
| | none of the above (Homo and Australopithecusare basically the same in anatomy)Â Â |
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QUESTION 2
The
brain of Homo is:
| | smaller than the brain of Australopithecus |
| | almost identical in size to the brain ofAustralopithecus |
| | larger than the chimpanzee-sized brain ofAustralopithecus |
| | adapted primarily for life in trees (arboreal adaptation)Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â
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QUESTION 3
The skeleton of Homo erectus:
| | is more apelike (more similar to a chimp orgorilla) than human |
| | is adapted for walking differently than modern man (more likegorilla knuckle-walking) |
| | is adapted for walking almost identically to the way modernhumans walk |
| | is radically different from modern humans |
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QUESTION 4
The earliest (that is, the oldest) stone tools are referred toas:
| | Oldowan |
| | Acheulean |
| | Mousterian |
| | Hominid |
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QUESTION 5
The earliest stone tools are associated with (were made by):
| | Australopithecus afarensis |
| | Australopithecus africanus |
| | Homo habilis |
| | Homo erectus |
| | Neandertal
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