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CLASS: III, SUBJECT: SST, CHAPTER: 16 FIRE AND WHEEL, C. Answer these questions., Q.1 How did early humans use fire to make their food?, Ans: Fire was used to cook and roast meat, which helped the early humans get, their food., Q.2 In the beginning, why were early humans afraid of fire?, Ans: Early humans were afraid of fire because they did not know how to control, it., Q.3 What was the potter’s wheel used for?, Ans: potter’s wheel was used to make clay pots and pans., Q.4 Which was one of the earliest means of transport?, Ans: Wooden rafts and crafts were the earliest means of transport., Q.5 How did the invention of fire make life easier for early man?, Ans: 1) Fire helped in keeping the people warm in biting cold., 2) Lighting fire could be used to scare the wild animals away., 3) fire helped the early humans cook their food., Q.6 What are the uses of wheel?, Ans: Wheel helped people to travel long distances. They were also helpful in, carrying loads. Potter’s wheel helped to make clay pots and pans, which were, used in cooking and storing food.