Domestication

Q. What do you mean by an anthropological survey?

1. The survey about plants.
2. The survey about animals.
3. The survey about history.
4. The survey about human evolution.

Q.

The first animal to be tamed by Neolithic Man was?

1. Wild ancestor of a lion

2. Wild ancestor of a wolf

3. Wild ancestor of a tiger

4. Wild ancestor of a dog

Q. What were the earliest plants to be domesticated?

1. Wheat
2. Corn
3. Bamboo
4. Barley

Q. Early man became a herder of animals by.

1. killing them
2. protecting them
3. counting them
4. taming them

Q. When did the process of domestication begin?

1. 20, 00, 000 years ago
2. 50, 000 years ago
3. 12, 000 years ago
4. 2, 000 years ago

Q.

How many years ago did the grasslands develop?

1. 14000

2. 12000

3. 13000

4. 15000

Q. What does the term 'wild' mean in animal domestication?

1. To produce offsprings in a controlled way.
2. To adapt to a human environment and be useful for humans.
3. The period before the agricultural revolution.
4. An animal that has not been domesticated or tamed by humans.

Q. Which of the following animals did humans learn to breed for hunting and protection?

1. Dogs
2. Goats
3. Horses
4. Cattle

Q. The process of changing plants and animals to make them useful to humans is called _______.

1. migration
2. domestication
3. culture
4. deforestation

Q. Allowing selected animals to breed and protecting them is called ____.

1. civilisation
2. culturisation
3. naturalisation
4. domestication

Q. refers to genetically ensuring that animals are tolerant of humans. refers to conditioning an animal to do the same.

1. Archaeology
2. Anthropology
3. Taming
4. Domestication

Q. Selection of crops and protecting them till they bear fruit is called ____ .

1. civilisation
2. culturisation
3. domestication
4. naturalisation

Q. Grasslands provided humans with ____ .

1. grass
2. shelter
3. grains
4. clothes

Q. Growth of grasslands led to ____ .

1. culturisation
2. civilisation
3. domestication
4. naturalisation

Q. Match the domesticated animals with their uses.

1. Protecting fields
2. Wool
3. Milk products
4. Ploughed fields

Q. effects of foodgrainsproduction in 19^th century in England.

Q. How did human beings start to live a settled life? Describe the evidence of early agriculture.

Q. The teeth and horns of wild animals are usually much larger than those of animals.

1. domesticated
2. tamed
3. buried

Q. Which of the following animals were among the first to be domesticated by humans?

1. Dog
2. Goat
3. Camel
4. Cow
5. Lion
6. Horse
7. Tiger
8. Bear

Q. Selection of crops and protecting them till they bear fruit is called ____ .

1. civilisation
2. culturisation
3. domestication
4. naturalisation

Q. Growth of grasslands led to ____ .

1. civilisation
2. culturisation
3. domestication
4. naturalisation

Q. Domestication of animals is different from taming.

1. True
2. False

Q. Match the domesticated animals with their uses.

1. Wool
2. Protecting fields
3. Milk products
4. Ploughed fields