3. What is the name of the famous Stone Age statue of a woman?
(a) Mercury of Wollstonecraft
(b) Neptune of Dortmund.
(c) Saturn of Munich.
(d) Venus of Willendorf.

4. What have archaeologists found around the remains of ancient campfires?
(a) Stone chippings.
(b) Rotted paper.
(c) Pieces of chairs.
(d) Signs of domesticated animals.

5. What did Armstrong say when he stepped on the moon?
(a) That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind.
(b) We can only put forward the foot that's on our leg.
(c) Today is a day that will forever be remembered.
(d) It's easy to step, hard to go forward.

6. Where do the Nayaka people live?
(a) Nepal.
(b) Bangladesh.
(c) India.
(d) Sri Lanka.

7. What did a Stone Age gatherer do if they found ripe fruit?
(a) Leave half of it for the next day.
(b) Eat as much of it as possible.
(c) Pickle it for the winter.
(d) Eat only a little so they would not gain weight.

8. What did archaeologists find at Le Rozel on the Atlantic coast of France?
(a) A cluster of huts.
(b) A painting of a cat.
(c) More than 250 footprints.
(d) A warship.

9. What did the spirits' voices whisper to the spirit doctor?
(a) War.
(b) Peace.
(c) Doom.
(d) Flee.

10. Where did Stone Age people mostly live?
(a) Stone shelters.
(b) Small cities.
(c) Caves.
(d) Huts or tents.

11. Where was NASA's mission control on Earth?
(a) Columbus.
(b) Chicago.
(c) Houston.
(d) Miami.

12. How old were the boys found at Sunghir?
(a) 7 and 13.
(b) 15 and 16.
(c) 3 and 8.
(d) 9 and 12.

13. What does the Latin word "anima" mean?
(a) Breathe.
(b) Life.
(c) Spirit.
(d) Move.

14. How long was a good gatherer's workday?
(a) 3-4 hours.
(b) 5-6 hours.
(c) All day.
(d) 6-8 hours.

15. Who was the Neanderthal who survived the imagined battled?
(a) A wounded warrior.
(b) An elderly man.
(c) A 3-year-old boy.
(d) A pregnant woman.