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How food was discoveredVersión en línea Simple Past Practice por Willy Samuel Urbaez Furcal 1 What did cooking do to early humans’ guts? a It made them bigger b It shrank them c It healed them d It poisoned them 2 How did cooking affect the size of human brains? a It made them smaller b It had no effect c It damaged them d It made them bigger 3 What did cooking give humans more of? a Spare time b Anger c Sleep d Fear 4 What did humans eventually develop after gaining spare time? a Tools b Fire c Language d Houses 5 What did cooking lead to besides language? a Music b War c Culture d Farming 6 What did parents make children do when food fell into the fire? a Throw it away b Eat it c Hide it d Wash it 7 What did children accidentally drop into the fire? a Stones b Leaves c Meat d Meat 8 What did people do after they discovered cooked food tasted better? a They ignored it b They ate it c They buried it d They sold it

How food was discoveredVersión en línea

Simple Past Practice

por Willy Samuel Urbaez Furcal

What did cooking do to early humans’ guts?

It made them bigger

It shrank them

It healed them

It poisoned them

How did cooking affect the size of human brains?

It made them smaller

It had no effect

It damaged them

It made them bigger

What did cooking give humans more of?

Spare time

Anger

Sleep

Fear

What did humans eventually develop after gaining spare time?

Tools

Fire

Language

Houses

What did cooking lead to besides language?

Music

War

Culture

Farming

What did parents make children do when food fell into the fire?

Throw it away

Eat it

Hide it

Wash it

What did children accidentally drop into the fire?

Stones

Leaves

Meat

What did people do after they discovered cooked food tasted better?

They ignored it

They ate it

They buried it

They sold it

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How food was discoveredVersión en línea

por Willy Samuel Urbaez Furcal

What did cooking do to early humans’ guts?

How did cooking affect the size of human brains?

What did cooking give humans more of?

What did humans eventually develop after gaining spare time?

What did cooking lead to besides language?

What did parents make children do when food fell into the fire?

What did children accidentally drop into the fire?

What did people do after they discovered cooked food tasted better?

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