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The Old Stone Age, hut or tent, ancient, dwelling, tents, to shelter, huts, one-storey cottages, the branches, a kitchen, destroy, mud and stone, narrow, building, a courtyard or garden, caves, wood, poles, huge castles, enemy attack, stormy, wicker basket work plastered, wild, the hearth, a bedroom, stone structures, towns, quarters, plaster over bricks,

1. Houses are built for … . 2. Primitive men tried to protect themselves from … weather, … animals and human enemies. 3. In prehistoric times men looked for protection under … of trees. 4. Some people settled in … . 5. The people of … had to find some warm and dry place … from bad weather. 6. They chose caves, dwelling places that storm and cold could not … . 7. On the walls of their caves … people painted pictures. 8. Trees were taken as a model for … built of branches. 9. Skins were raised on … and formed tents. 10. Primitive … , huts and … are the earliest types of human dwellings. 11. Simple … did not differ much from the … huts of an earlier age. 12. The rich people in the country built … with thick walls and … windows. 13. These castles were built to stand up to … and to be strong bases in time of war. 14. The chief or leader had a larger … than the rest of the people. 15. The streets in … were very narrow and there was not much place for … within the town walls. 16. There was … behind and … above in a typical town house. 17. Some of Egyptian houses were built around … with rooms opening into it. 18. In Greek houses there were special women’s … , usually upstairs on. 19. In Rome houses were often finished with … on both inside and outside walls. 20. The earliest houses in Britain were round, built of … or … over with clay. 21. In the centre of the house was … .

1. Houses are built for dwelling.
Explanation: The word "dwelling" refers to a place where people live or stay.

2. Primitive men tried to protect themselves from ancient weather, wild animals, and human enemies.
Explanation: "Ancient" refers to the old times or prehistoric period. Primitive men tried to protect themselves from the harsh weather conditions, dangerous animals, and other human enemies.

3. In prehistoric times, men looked for protection under the branches of trees.
Explanation: Prehistoric men sought shelter and protection under the branches of trees to keep themselves safe.

4. Some people settled in tents.
Explanation: Some people chose tents as their place of residence.

5. The people of ancient times had to find some warm and dry place to shelter from bad weather.
Explanation: In ancient times, people had to find a place that provided warmth and protection from bad weather conditions.

6. They chose caves, dwelling places that storm and cold could not destroy.
Explanation: Caves were chosen as shelters because they were protected from storms and cold weather.

7. On the walls of their caves, ancient people painted pictures.
Explanation: Ancient humans expressed themselves by painting pictures on the walls of the caves they lived in.

8. Trees were taken as a model for building huts built of branches.
Explanation: People used the structure and materials from trees to construct huts made of branches.

9. Skins were raised on poles and formed tents.
Explanation: Animal skins were stretched and raised on poles to create tent-like structures.

10. Primitive tents, huts, and dwellings are the earliest types of human dwellings.
Explanation: The earliest types of human dwellings include tents, huts, and other simple structures.

11. Simple huts did not differ much from the one-storey cottages of an earlier age.
Explanation: Simple huts were similar to the one-storey cottages of an earlier age.

12. The rich people in the country built huge castles with thick walls and narrow windows.
Explanation: Wealthy individuals in the countryside constructed large castles with sturdy walls and small windows.

13. These castles were built to stand up to enemy attacks and to be strong bases in time of war.
Explanation: The purpose of building these castles was to defend against enemy attacks and serve as strongholds during wartime.

14. The chief or leader had a larger dwelling than the rest of the people.
Explanation: The leader or chief had a bigger and more spacious place to live compared to the rest of the population.

15. The streets in towns were very narrow, and there was not much place for building within the town walls.
Explanation: Town streets were narrow, and there were limited spaces available for construction within the town walls.

16. There was a kitchen behind and a bedroom above in a typical town house.
Explanation: In a typical town house, the kitchen was located behind, and the bedrooms were situated on the upper floor.

17. Some of Egyptian houses were built around a courtyard or garden with rooms opening into it.
Explanation: Egyptian houses were designed to surround a central courtyard or garden, with rooms opening into it.

18. In Greek houses, there were special women’s quarters, usually upstairs on.
Explanation: Greek houses had specific areas designated for women, often situated on the upper floors of the house.

19. In Rome, houses were often finished with plaster on both inside and outside walls.
Explanation: Roman houses were often coated with plaster on both the interior and exterior walls.

20. The earliest houses in Britain were round, built of wood or mud and stone plastered over with clay.
Explanation: The earliest houses in Britain were circular in shape and constructed using wood or a mixture of mud, stone, and clay.

21. In the center of the house was the hearth.
Explanation: The hearth, the central area where fire was kept, was located in the middle of the house.