ESCAPE GAME B2.2

Escape game: Get out of the factory

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Work collaboratively to answer well based on your homework

Mission

Answer all questions correctly to get out of the factory. Use your notes and the texts from page 39 to figure out the answers. Trust your partner's comprehension to be the first to get out of it.

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It allowed towns and cities to develop

According to the text, what impact did agriculture have on human settlements?

It caused humans to return to a hunter-gatherer lifestyle

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Ability to focus on other activities

What is one of the benefits that early humans gained from learning to control fire and using it for cooking?

Decreased variety in their diet

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By decreasing the use of chemical preservatives

How have modern food preservation techniques increased the variety in people's diets?

By enabling food to be eaten throughout the season

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To acquire meat more easily

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a reason why early humans started using stones as tools for cutting meat?

To solve the problem of difficult meat consumption

To increase the variety of fruit in their diet

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The challenge of future developments in food technology

What is described as the ultimate goal that has eluded humanity regarding the food supply?

Sufficient and nutritious food for all humanity

Limited access to food preservation methods

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Destruction of habitats

what has been the unintended consequence of using chemical fertilizers and pesticides in agriculture?

Increase in species diversity

Decrease in food production

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Had fewer children, suffered from more disease

In terms of having children and diseases, how did early agricultural people compare to their hunter-gatherer ancestors?

Had more children, suffered from more disease

Had more children, suffered from less disease

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Less time finding food and more time on domestic chores

How did the Ju/'hoansi people of southern Africa spend their time in comparison to the average adult in the U.S. today?

More time finding food and less time relaxing

Less time finding food and more time relaxing

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Below recommended amount

What was the approximate daily calorie intake of the Ju/'hoansi people and how did it compare to the recommended amount?

Very close to recommended amount

Way above recommended amount

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Processed food from stores

Limited variety of locally grown food

What types of food did the Ju/'hoansi people have access to in their environment?

Imported food from neighboring tribes

Organic food from their surroundings

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Civilized life

Danger and adversity

What is the traditional human story of progress typically based on?

Comforts and pleasures

Yields from agriculture

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Progress is essential for survival

Progress is not as beneficial as it seems

According to the passage, what is the main argument about human "progress"?

Progress should not be questioned

Progress is beneficial to human health

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