Community Week 1 Assessment

Why do people form communities? Choose three.

• They provide material well-being.

• They provide security.

• They want to have the same types of houses.

• They want religious freedom.

Which of these best completes the diagram?

• Gather Free Money

• Social Distancing

• Religious Rights

• Reasons Communities Form

Lenny is bringing rice for the food drive at school. The food collected will be donated to the food bank. What need of the community does the food meet?

• education

• transportation

• safety

• material well-being

What is the meaning of the word laws as it is used in the sentence?

• formal rules that apply to everyone

• formal rules that apply to only children

• the right to practice your religion

• rules created with your friends at school

Which sentence best shows how Jack can make his classroom community better?

• Keep his room clean at home.

• Help other students when possible.

• Pick up trash in his neighborhood.

• Do his chores at home.

Which of the following lists two ways to improve the well-being of your local community?

• Volunteering at local shelters and organizing community clean-ups

• Ignoring local issues and avoiding community events

• Littering in public spaces and spreading rumors

• Discouraging neighbors from helping each other

Early American settlers created many communities where they could practice their religion freely. Which of the following statements best reflects a result of this today?

• A. Laws were created to stop religious freedom.

• B. Only one religion is allowed in each state.

• C. Many communities have multiple religious groups.

• D. Religious groups are no longer allowed.

Which idea is supported by the photograph?

• It is important that people feel safe to practice their religion in a community.

• It is important that people feel safe in a community.

• It is important that people serve others in a community.

• It is important that people get an education in their community.

What is a community?

• A place where only animals live

• A group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common

• A large city

• A type of government