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Humans continued to invent and discover new things, thus progressing

        gradually. The same process of advancement is still in practice.



          AT ONE GO

            The early humans used to live in jungles which were full of animals.
            The early humans had to move from one place to another in search of food.
            They domesticated animals like horses, cows, dogs, goats, and used them for hunting, etc.


          REMEMBER THESE TERMS

          Gatherer      : One who gathers or collects things.
          Spear         :  A sharp-edged material tied to a long stick.
          Plough        :  A wooden tool used for tilling the land before sowing.



                                             Check Your Study


          A.  Tick () the correct answers.

              1.  To protect themselves from wild animals, early humans started living in

                  (a) villages                    (b) forests                    (c)  caves

              2.  A sharp stone tied to a stick is called a

                  (a) sword                       (b)  spear                     (c)  gun

          B.  Fill in the blanks with information from the text.

              1.  We have found many paintings in                            .

              2.  Early humans made fire by rubbing two                             .

              3.  The invention of                        made travelling easier and faster.

              4.  The early humans used                          metal.


          C.  Write in one word.

              1.  One who gathers food in forests
              2.  A wooden tool used for tilling the land before sowing


              3.  One who makes pots using a potter’s wheel

          D.  Answer these questions.

              1.  Why were the early humans called food gatherers?

              2.  How were the caves useful for early humans?


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