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Column A Hominid Nicknames Column B Adaptation Column C Name the hominid Column D Vocab Column E Arch Review Column F Not available 100 100 100 200 200 200 300 300 300 400 400 400 500 500 500

Homo Sapien A 100

Doubly Wise Man A 100

Homo Sapien A 200

Wise Man A 200

Homo Erectus A 300

Upright Man A 300

Homo Habilis A 400

Handy Man A 400

Lucy A 500

Australopithecus Afarensis A 500

Define adaptation B 100

When species physically change something about themselves as a reaction to the changing environment B 100

This has to change in order for a species to start the process of adaptation B 200

The environment/geography B 200

When African trees thinned, humans were forced to live on the ground and become… B 300

Bipedal B 300

As hominids adapted over time, humans became… B 400

Smarter, Faster, Taller, Less Hairy B 400

Humans and apes share a common… B 500

Ancestor B 500

Oldest hominid that we talked about in class C 100

Australopithecus Afarensis/Lucy C 100

The first hominid to discover fire and leave Africa C 200

Homo Erectus C 200

The first “wise” hominid that was taller than any of the hominids before him C 300

Homo Sapien C 300

DAILY Place A Wager DOUBLE C 400

Is the tallest, smartest, most advanced hominid C 400

Homo Sapien C 400

First hominid to use tools C 500

Homo Habilis C 500

Daoism’s symbol D 100

The Ying Yang D 100

What is a hominid? D 200

Humans and their ancient ancestors D 200

Define Bipedal D 300

Walking upright on two feet D 300

Migration D 400

Huge movements of a species in order to find better food/environment D 400

Define Extinction and name a hominid group that went extinct. D 500

When an entire species dies out; Australopithecus Afarensis, Homo Erectus, Homo Sapiens D 500

What is strata and how to archaeologists use it? E 100

Layers of dirt that tell you how old an artifact is (Deeper is older) E 100

Locate 46 Degrees North, 10 Degrees East E 200

Austria/Switzerland E 200

Name the difference between an observation and an inference E 300

Answers will vary E 300

Middens are… E 400

Trash a civilization leaves behind that tells us what they ate, what they considered waste, and their daily schedule E 400

How do we know what we know without written records? E 500

Answers will vary. E 500

Mesopotamia’s rivers F 100

Tigris & Euphrates F 100

Egypt’s and India’s rivers F 200

The Nile & the Indus F 200

The ARVC’s F 300

China, India, Mesopotamia, & Egypt F 300

The ARVC’s that reached a golden age F 400

China & India F 400

The 7 parts of every civilization F 500

Common Culture & Religion; Advanced Cities, Advanced Technology, Gov’t with Written Laws, Writing and Record Keeping, Specialized Workers, Social Hierarchy F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is: Ancient China Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

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