Social Studies 7: Living Together Quiz

What is Climate?

• the temperature outside

• the weather outside

• the average weather conditions of a region over many years

• the average temperature conditions of a region over many months

What is Urbanization?

• the movement of people from rural to urban areas; the rapid growth of cities or taking on of urban characteristics

• moving to a city

• the movement of people from urban to rural areas; the rapid growth of rural areas or taking on of urban characteristics

• moving to a rural area

What is Deforestation?

• The destruction of a city

• The destruction of a town

• The destruction of a rural area

• The destruction of a forest

What is Culture?

• Where someone is from

• A learned way of living, including language, beliefs, arts, sports, and food, that is shared by a group of people

• The food someone eats

• Common beliefs shared by a group

Indigenous Peoples are

• First Nations

• Native Americans

• European Settlers

• The original inhabitants of a land; this term applies to peoples all over the world

What is Society?

• a crazy breed

• place where people live

• a structured community of people bound together by similar traditions, institutions, or nationality

• a structured community of people bound together by similar people, school, or potatoes

Which one of these is true about BOTH Canada and Mexico?

• They both speak Spanish

• Both are in North America

• Both are North of the USA

• Both are South of the USA

Pacific Rim countries are?

• Any countries that touch the Pacific Ocean

• Lands that border on, or contained in, the basin of the Pacific Ocean that share political, economic and environmental interest.

• Any country that touches the Atlantic Ocean

• Countries that are by an ocean

Multiculturalism is...

• many cultures coming together

• a policy supporting the existence of many distinct cultural groups in one society

• a policy supporting the existence of many distinct cultural groups in several societies

• many cultures working against each other

What are human rights?

• basic rights, such as freedom or justice, that belong to all human beings without discrimination and regardless of status

• basic rights, such as belonging or independence, that belong to all human beings without discrimination and regardless of status

• basic rights, such as freedom or justice, that belong to all human beings without judgement regardless of the circumstance

• basic rights, such as belonging or independence, that belong to all human beings without judgement regardless of the circumstance