Which farm tool was most commonly used by Keith Farrell in his recreation of the activity of an 11th century field worker?Group of answer choicesThe scytheThe ploughThe mattockThe sickleThe harrow

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Back in the early 19th century, it seems that a number of Anglo-Saxon farmers in England's southeast were applying farming techniques initially pioneered by the Celts centuries earlier. Interestingly, few of these farmers, if any, had directly observed a Celt farm themselves. Given this, and discounting the unlikely scenario where multiple farmers of the same era independently crafted techniques already in use by the Celts, the logical conclusion suggests that ______14 Mark For Review14Which choice most logically completes the text?A) these farmers acquired the methodologies from others who were more directly influenced by Celt practices. B) the crops typically cultivated by Anglo-Saxon farmers in the south-east of England were not well suited to Celt farming methodologies. C) Celt farming methodologies were extensively employed in regions outside of the south-east of England. D) Anglo-Saxon farmers only began to acknowledge the benefits of Celt farming methodologies late in the 19th century.

Recent research has reinvigorated the debate over the effectiveness of Neolithic tools compared to those from the Paleolithic era. Some archaeologists argue that Neolithic tools were not necessarily superior in design or function to Paleolithic ones, but were more a reflection of the changing societal needs and resources available. They point out that while Neolithic tools show more variety, this does not directly translate to increased efficiency or effectiveness.Text 2A study conducted by archaeologist Emily Zhang and her team analyzed wear patterns on tools from both the Neolithic and Paleolithic periods. Through microscopic examination and replication experiments, they found that Neolithic tools, while varied, often offered specific advantages in agriculture and settlement construction, tasks that became prevalent in the Neolithic age.8Mark for ReviewABCBased on the texts, how would Zhang’s team (Text 2) most likely respond to the argument in the underlined portion of Text 1?ABy agreeing that Neolithic tools were simply responses to societal changes without offering technological advancementsBBy asserting that the Neolithic tools’ variety and specialization for agricultural and construction tasks demonstrate their superiority over Paleolithic toolsCBy disputing the relevance of societal needs in the evolution of tool design, focusing instead on the inherent quality of the materials usedDBy arguing that while Neolithic tools were adapted to new needs, this does not negate their technological advancements and increased efficiency

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