To determine which society is most likely associated with a wooden tool, we can consider the context of the societies listed:
A. Egyptian - Ancient Egyptians used many tools, but their society is more known for stone and bronze tools, particularly in large construction projects.
B. Mesopotamian - Similar to Egyptians, Mesopotamians created various tools from stone and metal, but wooden tools would not have been as prominent as those made from other materials.
C. Roman - The Roman society utilized a range of materials for tools, including metal and stone, but again wooden tools were present.
D. Hunter-gatherer - This society relied heavily on wooden tools for hunting, gathering, and various subsistence strategies, as they would use available resources in their environment.
Given these considerations, the most likely society to have used a wooden tool would be:
D. Hunter-gatherer.
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