Charlotte is starting a fishing business and is deciding where to set it up. Why would it make sense for her to locate her business near an ocean or a large lake?

Because of the easy access to fish

So she can sell fish internationally

Because people in those areas don’t like meat

Mia is preparing a presentation about influential leaders in history. She wants to highlight someone who made a major political and cultural contribution by:

Leading India to independence through nonviolence

Ava moves to a new city where people from many different backgrounds, traditions, and languages live together. What kind of society is this?

A society made up of many cultures

A society that only speaks one language

A society where everyone has the same beliefs

A society that bans immigration

Emma travels to Italy and learns how to make traditional pizza. When she returns home, she teaches her friends and soon people in her city start enjoying pizza. Which of the following best describes this situation?

C. People around the world eat pizza

B. A country declares independence

D. A dam is built to stop flooding

Grace moves to a new country and brings her favorite recipes, music, and holiday traditions with her. How does Grace contribute to her new multicultural society?

Sharing new foods, music, and holidays

Aria wants to start a small bakery. Why is capital important for her business and the economy?

It provides tools and money to produce goods

It helps people become more social

Maya is studying how people choose where to live. She notices that many towns and cities are built along large rivers like the Nile or Amazon. Why do you think people settle near these rivers?

They encourage farming and transportation.

In the country of Rohanland, one leader makes all the decisions and controls every aspect of life. What type of government does Rohanland have?

One leader controls everything.

A small group shares power with citizens.

The government is chosen by religion.

Emma is studying different countries for her social studies class. She learns that in one country, the government is controlled by one party. Which statement best describes citizen participation in this country?

The government is controlled by one party.

Citizens vote freely in competitive elections.

All laws are passed by the people.

People choose their local leaders in all regions.

Kai noticed that his town had no bakery, so he decided to open one. Soon, he hired several people to help him run the business. Why is Kai important to his community?

Stop the government from growing

Daniel is planning to build a new factory. Where should he locate it to ensure easy access to workers and materials?

Near cities and transportation routes

Luna is opening a new store in her town. She notices that there are several other stores selling similar products, and customers can choose where to shop. What is a main goal of a free enterprise system in this situation?

Encouraging competition and choice

Making sure no one earns a profit

Hannah is learning about different types of economies in her social studies class. She discovers that a communist economy is different from a free enterprise system because:

The government owns all businesses.

People can choose their own jobs.

Companies compete for customers.

There are many small businesses.

Abigail is studying why so many people moved to the United States in the 1800s. She learns that immigration increased mostly because:

People were looking for jobs and freedom

People wanted to live in colder weather

The U.S. forced people to move there

Countries were sending people as punishment

Daniel is studying the history of Latin America. He notices that many people in the region speak Spanish or Portuguese. What is this a result of?

Many people speak Spanish or Portuguese

Buddhism is the most common religion

English is spoken in every country

Henry is studying how people choose where to live. He notices that many towns and cities are built along large rivers like the Nile or Amazon. What is one main reason for this?

They encourage farming and transportation.

In the country of Luna, one leader makes all the decisions and controls every aspect of the government. What type of government does Luna have?

One leader controls everything.

A small group shares power with citizens.

The government is chosen by religion.

Grace is studying different countries for her social studies project. She wants to understand how citizens participate in the government of China. Which statement best describes citizen participation in China?

The government is controlled by one party.

Citizens vote freely in competitive elections.

All laws are passed by the people.

People choose their local leaders in all regions.

Samuel noticed that his town needed a new bakery, so he decided to open one, hiring several people to help run it. Why is Samuel important to his community?

Stop the government from growing

Sophia is planning to build a new factory. Where should she consider locating it to ensure easy access to workers, materials, and transportation?

Near cities and transportation routes

Henry is opening a new store in a town where there are already several other stores selling similar products. He notices that each store tries to offer better prices and services to attract customers. Which of the following is a characteristic of the free enterprise system shown in this situation?

Encouraging competition and choice

Making sure no one earns a profit

Providing equal pay to all people

Liam is learning about different types of economies in his social studies class. He discovers that in one type of economy, the government owns all businesses, while in another, people can start their own companies and compete for customers. A communist economy is different from a free enterprise system because:

The government owns all businesses.

People can choose their own jobs.

Companies compete for customers.

There are many small businesses.

Benjamin is studying why so many people moved to the United States in the 1800s. He learns that immigration increased mostly because:

People were looking for jobs and freedom

People wanted to live in colder weather

The U.S. forced people to move there

Countries were sending people as punishment

Which of the following is a result of colonization in Latin America?

Many people speak Spanish or Portuguese

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Abigail is studying different features on a map. She notices a mountain range, a river, an urban center, and an ocean. Which of these is an example of a human geographic feature?

Mountain range

River

Urban center

Ocean

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Maya moves to a new country and brings her favorite foods, language, and traditions with her. How might this influence the region?

It changes the climate.

It often leads to the disappearance of rivers.

It can bring new languages, foods, and traditions.

It makes the region uninhabitable.

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Olivia is planning a vacation and wants to visit a country in South America. Which country should she choose?

Egypt

Brazil

Germany

India

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Grace is studying different countries for her civics class. She wants to know which of the following is an example of a limited government. Which should she choose?

North Korea

Cuba

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

In a small town, Charlotte is the only person who makes all the rules and decisions for everyone. What is this type of government called?

Democracy

Monarchy or Dictatorship

Oligarchy

Republic

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Arjun is researching different countries to understand where citizens have the right to vote freely in elections. Which country should he choose as an example of a democratic government?

China

Russia

India

North Korea

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Liam, Priya, and Mia are discussing which type of government would allow them the MOST opportunities to participate in making decisions. Which type of government should they choose?

Totalitarian

Oligarchy

Democracy

Absolute monarchy

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Abigail is studying different features on a map. She notices a mountain range, a river, an urban center, and an ocean. Which of these is an example of a human geographic feature?

Maya moves to a new country and brings her favorite foods, language, and traditions with her. How might this influence the region?

Olivia is planning a vacation and wants to visit a country in South America. Which country should she choose?

Grace is studying different countries for her civics class. She wants to know which of the following is an example of a limited government. Which should she choose?

In a small town, Charlotte is the only person who makes all the rules and decisions for everyone. What is this type of government called?

Arjun is researching different countries to understand where citizens have the right to vote freely in elections. Which country should he choose as an example of a democratic government?

Liam, Priya, and Mia are discussing which type of government would allow them the MOST opportunities to participate in making decisions. Which type of government should they choose?

Nora is starting a small bakery. She needs workers to help bake, machines to mix dough, and flour from local farms. Which of the following is NOT something she needs as a factor of production?

Charlotte is starting a fishing business and is deciding where to set it up. Why would it make sense for her to locate her business near an ocean or a large lake?

Oliver wants to start his own business and choose what products to sell based on what customers want. Which economic system allows him to do this, based on private ownership and consumer choice?

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