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The document is an activity worksheet for a Social Science lesson on Cultural and Sociopolitical Evolution, containing multiple-choice questions, true or false statements, matching exercises, short answer prompts, and fill-in-the-blank tasks. It covers topics such as early human societies, tools, and the impact of agriculture on lifestyle. The worksheet is designed for students to engage with and assess their understanding of the material.

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The document is an activity worksheet for a Social Science lesson on Cultural and Sociopolitical Evolution, containing multiple-choice questions, true or false statements, matching exercises, short answer prompts, and fill-in-the-blank tasks. It covers topics such as early human societies, tools, and the impact of agriculture on lifestyle. The worksheet is designed for students to engage with and assess their understanding of the material.

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ACTIVITY WORKSHEET

Subject: Social Science / UCSP


Lesson: Cultural and Sociopolitical Evolution
Name: ___________________________
Grade & Section: ________________
Date: ___________________________

PART I. MULTIPLE CHOICE


Direction: Read each item carefully. Encircle the letter of the correct answer.
1. Which type of society came first in human history?
a. Agricultural society c. Hunting and gathering society
b. Industrial society d. Pastoral society
2. An object made or shaped by humans that shows how people lived in the past is called
a(n) ______.
a. Heritage b. Antique c. Artifact d. Art
3. Which tools were developed by Homo neanderthalensis?
a. Oldowan tools c. Mousterian tools
b. Acheulian tools d. Upper Paleolithic tools
4. This society uses advanced tools and machines to grow crops over large areas.
a. Pastoral society c. Horticultural society
b. Agricultural society d. Industrial society
5. Acheulian hand axes were used for ______.
a. Chopping wood c. Cracking bones and nuts
b. Cutting meat d. All of the above
PART II. TRUE OR FALSE
Direction: Write T if the statement is true and F if it is false.
_____ 1. Hunting and gathering societies were mostly nomadic.
_____ 2. Oldowan tools include core tools and flake tools.
_____ 3. Feudal societies relied mainly on machines to produce goods.
_____ 4. Upper Paleolithic tools show more advanced and specialized tool-making.
_____ 5. Pastoral societies allowed specialization such as traders and healers.

PART III. MATCHING TYPE


Direction: Match Column A with Column B. Write the letter of the correct answer.
Column A Column B
1. ____Oldowan Tools a. Objects that show evidence of human activity
2. ____Acheulian Tools b. Made by Homo erectus using percussion flaking
3. ____Mousterian Tools c. Developed by Neanderthals with sharpened flakes
4. ____Upper Paleolithic Tools d. First stone tools made by early humans
5. ____Artifacts e. Advanced tools with blades and harpoons
PART IV. SHORT ANSWER
Direction: Answer briefly.
1. Why are artifacts important in understanding early cultures?
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2. How did agriculture change human lifestyle?
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PART V. FILL IN THE BLANKS
Direction: Choose the correct word from the box to complete each sentence.
Word Bank:
Artifacts • Nomadic • Agriculture • Neolithic • Industrial • Democracy
1. Early humans were __________ because they moved from place to place to find food.
2. The __________ Revolution marked the shift from hunting and gathering to farming.
3. Objects made by humans that show how people lived are called __________.
4. The __________ Era introduced permanent settlements and farming.
5. __________ societies used machines powered by fuel to mass-produce goods.
PART I. MULTIPLE CHOICE

1. c. Hunting and gathering society

2. c. Artifact

3. c. Mousterian tools

4. b. Agricultural society

5. d. All of the above

✅ PART II. TRUE OR FALSE

1. T

2. T

3. F

4. T

5. T

✅ PART III. MATCHING TYPE

 Oldowan Tools – d. First stone tools made by early humans

 Acheulian Tools – b. Made by Homo erectus using percussion flaking

 Mousterian Tools – c. Developed by Neanderthals with sharpened flakes

 Upper Paleolithic Tools – e. Advanced tools with blades and harpoons

 Artifacts – a. Objects that show evidence of human activity

✅ PART IV. SHORT ANSWER (Suggested Answers)

1. Why are artifacts important in understanding early cultures?


Artifacts help us understand how early humans lived, worked, and survived. They show the tools, skills, and
daily activities of people in the past and provide evidence of their culture and way of life.

2. How did agriculture change human lifestyle?


Agriculture allowed humans to settle in one place, leading to permanent homes, population growth, and the
development of more complex societies such as villages and cities.

✅ PART V. FILL IN THE BLANKS

1. Early humans were Nomadic because they moved from place to place to find food.

2. The Agriculture Revolution marked the shift from hunting and gathering to farming.

3. Objects made by humans that show how people lived are called Artifacts.

4. The Neolithic Era introduced permanent settlements and farming.

5. Industrial societies used machines powered by fuel to mass-produce goods.

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