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Relier Pairs Headway 5 - 1st ReadingVersion en ligne Match the paraphrased sentences. par Maryam Aflaki Jalali 1 Our ancestors made the first stone tools at least 2.5 million years ago. 2 Fossils, DNA evidence, comparisons with other animals, and the studies of how languages change over time all provide clues, but spoken language itself heaves few traces. 3 Humans are unique among the primates in how walking fully upright is our chief mode of locomotion. 4 Invention of new tools enabled our species to survive and thrive. 5 where did this urge to create come from? 6 It seems a puzzling paradox that for all our brilliance, human babies come into the world so useless and helpless. 7 Without doubt, the human trait that sets us apart the most from the animal kingdom is our extraordinary brain. 8 our unique brain and dexterity of our hands make amazing feats of tool use possible. 9 Music might have served many functions for early humans. Though spoken language itself leaves little evidence, fossils, DNA evidence, comparisons with other species, and studies of how languages change over time all provide clues. Where does the desire for creation come from? Clearly, our exceptional brain is one of the most unique characteristics that set us apart from the rest of the animals in the world. In spite of all our brilliance, it’s a perplexing paradox that human babies are born so dependent and useless. In order to survive and flourish, our species had to invent new tools. Walking upright is our main mode of locomotion, making us unique among primates. It's possible that early people used music for a variety of purposes. We are capable of incredible achievements with tool use thanks to our special brains and dexterous hands. Our forebears built the first stone tools at least two and a half million years ago.

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Headway 5 - 1st ReadingVersion en ligne

Match the paraphrased sentences.

par Maryam Aflaki Jalali

Our ancestors made the first stone tools at least 2.5 million years ago.

Fossils, DNA evidence, comparisons with other animals, and the studies of how languages change over time all provide clues, but spoken language itself heaves few traces.

Humans are unique among the primates in how walking fully upright is our chief mode of locomotion.

Invention of new tools enabled our species to survive and thrive.

where did this urge to create come from?

It seems a puzzling paradox that for all our brilliance, human babies come into the world so useless and helpless.

Without doubt, the human trait that sets us apart the most from the animal kingdom is our extraordinary brain.

our unique brain and dexterity of our hands make amazing feats of tool use possible.

Music might have served many functions for early humans.

Though spoken language itself leaves little evidence, fossils, DNA evidence, comparisons with other species, and studies of how languages change over time all provide clues.

Where does the desire for creation come from?

Clearly, our exceptional brain is one of the most unique characteristics that set us apart from the rest of the animals in the world.

In spite of all our brilliance, it’s a perplexing paradox that human babies are born so dependent and useless.

In order to survive and flourish, our species had to invent new tools.

Walking upright is our main mode of locomotion, making us unique among primates.

It's possible that early people used music for a variety of purposes.

We are capable of incredible achievements with tool use thanks to our special brains and dexterous hands.

Our forebears built the first stone tools at least two and a half million years ago.

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Headway 5 - 1st ReadingVersion en ligne

par Maryam Aflaki Jalali

Our ancestors made the first stone tools at least 2.5 million years ago.

Fossils, DNA evidence, comparisons with other animals, and the studies of how languages change over time all provide clues, but spoken language itself heaves few traces.

Humans are unique among the primates in how walking fully upright is our chief mode of locomotion.

Invention of new tools enabled our species to survive and thrive.

where did this urge to create come from?

It seems a puzzling paradox that for all our brilliance, human babies come into the world so useless and helpless.

Without doubt, the human trait that sets us apart the most from the animal kingdom is our extraordinary brain.

our unique brain and dexterity of our hands make amazing feats of tool use possible.

Music might have served many functions for early humans.