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what was the purpose of language for people in the paleolithic age?
pass on knowledge
create new words
express emotions
share information

Explanation:

In the Paleolithic Age, language was crucial for passing on knowledge (e.g., survival skills like hunting techniques), expressing emotions (to communicate feelings within the group), and sharing information (such as location of resources). Creating new words was not a primary purpose as the focus was more on basic communication for survival - related and social - interaction needs.

Answer:

pass on knowledge, express emotions, share information