Quiz 2 on the Early Members of the Genus Homo
The brain of Homo habilis differed from the australopithecines in what way(s)?
- It was larger
- The areas related to speech were more developed
- It was cooled by blood flowing from the face and scalp
- It shows that H. Habilis suffered from ADHD
In which of the following ways was Homo habilis different from the australopithecines? (Mark all that are correct; must select all correct answers to receive full credit).
- lesser sexual dimorphism
- larger brain
- Broca’s area and Wernicke’s area were enlarged
- over greater body size
In which of the following places are Homo erectus fossils not found?
- Europe
- North America
- East Asia
- Africa
- Central Asia
Which of the archaeological sites below has evidence of hunting by Homo erectus? (Choose all that apply)
- Olorgesaillie, Kenya
- Herto, Ethiopia
- Meadowcroft Rock Shelter, Pennsylvania
- Terra Amata, France
- Torralba/Ambrona, Spain
The primary function of the characteristic chopping tool of the Oldowan tool tradition was
- as a weapon to attack the australopithecines
- to make fire
- butchering meat and splitting bones
- to create a home base
- to break up other rocks
New evidence shows that Ardipithecus ramidus lived in tropical forest environment. What does this fact indicate about bipedalism?
- Ardipithecus ramidus could not have been bipedal
- Bipedalism may have developed as an adaptation to moving in trees, as seen in orangutans today.
- Bipedalism developed in order to free up the hands for making tools
- Bipedalism was not useful for arboreal apes.
The tool tradition generally associated with Homo erectus is called
- Oldowan
- Acheulean
- Mousterian
- Upper paleolithic
The earliest known stone tool tradition is called
- Oldowan
- Acheulean
- Percussion
- Levalloisian
Of the genera listed below, which is the oldest hominid?
- Ardipithecus
- Gigantopithecus
- Australopithecus
- Homo
- Paranthropus
Among southeast Asian Homo erectus populations, the most important material used to make tools may have been
- bamboo
- flint
- obsidian
- dragon bones
- bear teeth
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