Questions 31-40
Complete the notes below.
Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer.
Theories on early human migration to the Americas
Humans migrated from Northern Asia to Alaska via a land bridge.
- The area consists of a dry grassland plain up to 2000 km².
- The winter is cold and long with strong winds but free from 31.
- The earliest group of humans followed 32 to Alaska.
- Anthropologists found similar shaped 33 in people in Northern Asia and in North America.
- The land is covered with glaciers, which makes it difficult to find 34.
- The other evidence was in the form of 35 for hunting.
Some scientists believe first settlers moved from North to South.
- But no 36 have been found to support the theory.
- Excavations revealed dozens of people living in some huts by a stream.
- Scientists found a variety of 37 as seaweed in the sea.
However, some archaeologists did not believe the first humans arrived via Alaska.
- They thought the 38 was too bad for humans to survive in.
- They doubt the 39 skills of the early people for such a long voyage.
- People believe the theory because there is a strong 40 in the Pacific Ocean.