Cave Art
Ancient Music
Dance & Storytelling
Masks & Religion
Ancient Food
Final Jeapordy
Tie Breaker
100

This type of prehistoric artwork was often created on the walls of caves.

What are cave paintings?

100

Some of the oldest known musical instruments were made from this animal material.

What are bones?

100

Before written language, people often passed knowledge and traditions through this oral art form.

What is storytelling?

100

Ancient masks could represent animals, ancestors, spirits, or these supernatural beings.

What are gods?

100

Before modern refrigerators, ancient people used this process to make food last longer.

What is food preservation?

200

Name one natural material prehistoric artists used to create cave paintings.

What is charcoal, clay, minerals, crushed rocks, animal fat, or plant materials?

200

Early humans created these instruments by carving holes into bone or ivory.

What are flutes?

200

Ancient people may have danced during religious ceremonies, celebrations, and these activities connected to finding food.

What are hunting rituals?

200

Masks could be made from wood, animal skins, bones, clay, plant fibers, and these natural decorations.

What are feathers?

200

Name one ancient method of preserving food.

What is drying, smoking, salting, fermentation, or storing food underground?

300

These were common subjects in prehistoric cave paintings and included bison, horses, deer, and mammoths.

What are animals?

300

Name one purpose music may have served in prehistoric communities.

What is celebration, communication, religious ceremonies, dancing, storytelling, or community gatherings?

300

Body, space, energy, time, rhythm, and movement are all elements of this art form.

What is dance?

300

Wearing a mask allowed a performer to transform into another character or identity, helping influence the development of this performing art.

What is theater?

300

Roasting over fire, cooking on hot stones, and grinding grains are examples of this.

What are ancient food preparation methods?

400

This famous prehistoric cave is located in France and is well known for its paintings of animals.

What is Lascaux Cave?

400

Early instruments demonstrate that prehistoric people understood these three musical concepts.

What are sound, pitch, and rhythm?

400

Stories helped prehistoric people preserve family history, cultural traditions, survival skills, and these two things.

What are religious beliefs and lessons/values?

400

Many researchers believe some prehistoric artwork had this type of importance connected to spiritual beliefs and ceremonies.

What is spiritual or ceremonial importance?

400

The discovery and control of this greatly changed how humans prepared food.

What is fire?

500

Because prehistoric people did not leave written records, archaeologists use artwork like cave paintings as this.

What is historical evidence?

500

Drums, animal horns, stones, and clapping sticks are all examples of these.

What are ancient musical instruments?

500

This art form allowed people to communicate through movement before written language existed.

What is dance?

500

Prehistoric art may have been used to honor spirits, remember ancestors, perform rituals, and ask for success in this activity.

What is hunting?

500

Food was important not only for survival but also for family gatherings, celebrations, religious ceremonies, and preserving this.

What is cultural identity?

500

Prehistoric ceremonies often combined cave paintings, music, dance, masks, storytelling, and shared meals. Together, these creative activities helped communities do these two important things.

What are strengthen communities and preserve culture?

500

What is the big idea of this entire lesson?

Art is one of humanity's oldest forms of communication.

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