1° Social Studies & Arts P2P1

1° Social studies & Arts

Knowledge Exam Guide P2P1

Social studies
How Many Oceans Are There?

Knowledge book
Page 106

Multiple Choice

What percentage of the Earth's surface is covered by oceans and seas?

• 29%

• 50%

• 71%

• 100%

Multiple Choice

How many continents are there on Earth?

• Five

• Six
  

• Seven
  

• Eight

Multiple Choice

Which ocean is the largest and deepest?

• Atlantic Ocean
  

• Pacific Ocean
  

• Indian Ocean
  

• Southern Ocean

Multiple Choice

Which ocean is the second-largest?

• Indian Ocean
  

• Southern Ocean
  

• Pacific Ocean
  

• Atlantic Ocean

Multiple Choice

Which ocean is almost frozen for most of the year?

• Arctic Ocean
  

• Southern Ocean
  

• Indian Ocean
  

• Pacific Ocean

Social studies
Do Mountains Grow?

Knowledge book
Page 112

Multiple Choice

How are landforms created according to the text?

• By human activities
  

• Through rock folding and volcanic activity
  

• By meteor showers
  

• Through deforestation

Multiple Choice

What geological agents can change landforms that rise above the terrain?

• Only glaciers
  

• Only rivers
  

• Only wind and rain
  

• Glaciers, rivers, wind, and rain

Multiple Choice

Which mountain range is mentioned as an example of landforms changed by geological agents?

• The Rockies
  

• The Alps
  

• The Himalayas
  

• The Andes

Multiple Choice

What forces are still active in lifting the ground, according to the text?

• Geological agents
  

• Glaciers
  

• Lava from a volcano and tectonic plates
  

• Wind and rain

Social studies
How Is the Earth Divided?

Knowledge book
Page 114

Multiple Choice

The lithosphere includes both continental crust and oceanic crust.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Tectonic plates are massive pieces that make up the lithosphere.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

There are five major tectonic plates.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

The Pacific Ocean is not part of any major tectonic plate.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Most tectonic plates are composed of both continental and oceanic lithospheres.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Social studies
How and Why Do Tectonic Plates Move?

Knowledge book
Page 114

Multiple Choice

How many main types of plate boundaries are mentioned in the text?

• One
  

• Two
  

• Three
  

• Four

Categorize

Options (7)

Plates move apart, producing rifts and valleys

Plates collide

Where plates slide against each other horizontally.

Organize these options into the right categories

Divergent

Convergent

Transform boundaries

Currents

Multiple Choice

What is a characteristic feature of transform boundaries?

• Plates collide
  

• Plates slide against each other horizontally
  

• Plates move apart, producing rifts and valleys
  

• Plates sink

Arts
How Would You Advertise a Soda in Japan?

Knowledge book
Page 180

Multiple Choice

What is the primary goal of commercial ads?

• To entertain people
  

• To inform people about current events
  

• To persuade people to buy something
  

• To educate people

Multiple Choice

Why do ads vary so much from country to country?

• Due to cultural differences
  

• Due to government regulations
  

• Due to language barriers
  

• Due to technological limitations

Multiple Choice

What are some characteristics of billboard advertising in Japan?

• Dark and small
  b)

• Serious and formal
  c)

• Bright and big, funny, uses anime or hand-drawn characters, focuses on promoting how products work
  d)

• Subtle and minima

Multiple Choice

What is the main focus of billboard advertising in Latin America?

• Promoting how products work

• Promoting social causes
  

• Promoting brands and products
  

Arts
Does Music Make a Country Unique?

Knowledge book
Page 180

Multiple Choice

What is the meaning of the word "folklore"?

• Modern beliefs and customs
  

• Traditional beliefs, stories, customs, and art that forms a community
  

• Urban legends and myths
  

• Literary works of a community

Multiple Choice

What is one main difference between folk and classical music regarding the composer?

• In folk music, the composer is usually known; in classical music, nobody remembers the composer.

• b) Both folk and classical music have unknown composers.
  c)

• Both folk and classical music have unknown composers.
  

• In folk music, the composer is usually unknown; in classical music, the composer is known.
  d) Folk and classical music composers are always anonymous.