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Early Human Migration Exit Ticket
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Early Human Migration Exit Ticket
📚 Part 1: Multiple Choice
1. What was the main reason early humans migrated from Africa to other continents?
They were searching for better climate and food sources
They wanted to build cities
They were running away from dinosaurs
They wanted to find gold
2. Based on the reading, which continent did early humans reach first after leaving Africa?
North America
Asia
Australia
Europe
3. What can you infer about early humans from their ability to migrate across continents?
They were lazy and moved slowly
They were adaptable and resourceful
They were afraid of staying in one place
They only traveled during winter
4. Which of these factors helped early humans survive during migration? (Check all that apply)
Making tools
Using fire
Working in groups
Building skyscrapers
✏️ Part 2: Reading Comprehension
5. What is the main idea of the Early Human Migration reading passage?
6. List two important details that support how early humans adapted to new environments during their migrations.
7. Fill in the blank: Early humans first evolved in _____________ and then spread to other continents over thousands of years.
8. Based on what you read, why do you think it took thousands of years for humans to populate the entire world? Use evidence from the text to support your answer.
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