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Why were the caves used by the primitive man known as 'Workshops or Factory sites' ?

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Hunting

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Hiding

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Making tools

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Storing food

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The correct option is C Making tools
Man preferred places where he could fell safe and live for a long time to make tools. These places were known as ‘Workshops or Factory Sites’ of primitive man.

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