Beginning of Farming and Herding

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Beginning of Farming and Herding: Overview

This Topic covers sub-topics such as Domestication of Plants and Animals, Archaeological Evidences of Neolithic Age, Settled Life of Farmers and Herders and, Implications of Farming and Herding

Important Questions on Beginning of Farming and Herding

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social science>From Hunting-Gathering to Growing Food>Beginning of Farming and Herding> Q 1

Identify the place or region where Mehrgarh, the earliest known farming and pastoral settlement of the Indian subcontinent located.

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social science>From Hunting-Gathering to Growing Food>Beginning of Farming and Herding> Q 2

Identify the place where the Neolithic site Daojali Hading is located.

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social science>From Hunting-Gathering to Growing Food>Beginning of Farming and Herding> Q 3

Wheat and _____ were the first crops to be domesticated. (Barley/ Pulses)

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social science>From Hunting-Gathering to Growing Food>Beginning of Farming and Herding> Q 4

Which of the following animals were used for domestication?

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social science>From Hunting-Gathering to Growing Food>Beginning of Farming and Herding> Q 5

Chirand is a Neolithic site located in Bihar. 

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social science>From Hunting-Gathering to Growing Food>Beginning of Farming and Herding> Q 6

The process of domestication began about _____ years ago. (12000/ 200)

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social science>From Hunting-Gathering to Growing Food>Beginning of Farming and Herding> Q 7

When people began growing plants, they had to stay in the same place for a long time.

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social science>From Hunting-Gathering to Growing Food>Beginning of Farming and Herding> Q 8

The name _____ was given to the nomadic people who lived on the subcontinent two million years ago. (hunter-gatherers/ farmers)