Pre-Historic History MCQs for Competitive Exams

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Pre-Historic History MCQs for Competitive Exams

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The practice of constructing 'pit-dwellings' (houses dug into the ground) is a distinct feature of the Neolithic site of:
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Which prehistoric site in present-day Pakistan provides the earliest evidence of farming and settled life in the Indian Subcontinent?
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What kind of tools are characteristic of the Neolithic Age?
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The term 'Neolithic Revolution' primarily refers to the profound societal change caused by:
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The beginning of animal domestication, especially of the dog, is typically associated with the transition from:
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Which of the following describes the key characteristic of the Mesolithic Age?
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The famous cave paintings of Lascaux, France, and Altamira, Spain, are characteristic of which prehistoric period?
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The earliest human-like fossils and evidence for bipedalism are predominantly found in which continent?
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Which early human species is credited with the first definite use of stone tools (Oldowan tradition)?
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The characteristic tools of the Lower Paleolithic Age were primarily: