Legacy Project Vocabulary Quiz

Charlotte, Avery, and Isla. have invited you to go on a treasure hunt. You stumble upon an ancient chest that is labeled 'Legacy'. What could 'Legacy' possibly mean in this context?

• The act of providing funds or resources to support a cause or organization.

• Something handed down from the past, such as traditions, achievements, or values.

• A group of people living in the same area and sharing common interests and goals.

• An object made by humans that has historical or cultural significance.

Abigail, Samuel, and Ethan have been assigned a research project to determine the true meaning of a heritage and they must provide real world examples. Where would they look for examples?

• The presence of different types of people or things within a group or community.

• The act of making everyone feel welcome and valued, regardless of their differences.

• The traditions, customs, and qualities passed down through generations.

• Working together with others to achieve a common goal.

The artist's work was preserved for posterity in a museum, allowing future generations to appreciate her talent. What does 'posterity' most likely refer to in this context?

• A small remaining piece or trace of something that existed in the past.

• Future generations of people, considered as a collective group.

• The ability to understand and share the feelings of others.

• The act of providing funds or resources to support a cause or organization.

Priya, Scarlett, and Carly are deciding where to have their next book club meeting. They want a place where they can share their love for books, discuss their latest reads, and enjoy each other's company. This place should be in the same area where they live and cater to their common interests and goals. What is this place called?

• heritage

• community

• legacy

• artifact

Oliver, Nora, and Lily decided to join forces on a super cool project to create a magical playground for all the kids in their neighborhood. When we say they 'collaborated', we're talking about:

• The ability to bounce back and recover from difficult situations or adversity.

• The act of making everyone feel welcome and valued, regardless of their differences.

• Working together with others to achieve a common goal.

• The act of providing funds or resources to support a cause or organization.

• Kate, Aria, and Jackson are leading the charge in celebrating diversity! They're planning an awesome cultural festival to showcase the rich tapestry of traditions in their community. What does diversity mean in this context?

• The presence of different types of people or things within a group or community.

• The ability to understand and share the feelings of others.

• The act of making everyone feel welcome and valued, regardless of their differences.

• Something handed down from the past, such as traditions, achievements, or values.

You're at a party hosted by Hannah, Noah, and Zoe. They have made an effort to include everyone form the neigborhood regardless of differences, The best definition for inclusion at this fun gathering is?

• The ability to bounce back and recover from difficult situations or adversity.

• The act of making everyone feel welcome and valued, regardless of their differences.

• The traditions, customs, and qualities passed down through generations.

• The presence of different types of people or things within a group or community.

In a heartwarming display of kindness, Michael, Avery, and Ethan led our community in a food drive to help the homeless. Demonstrating empathy, they showed us that empathy means:

• The ability to understand and share the feelings of others.

• The act of providing funds or resources to support a cause or organization.

• A group of people living in the same area and sharing common interests and goals.

• Working together with others to achieve a common goal.

Rohan and Parker are playing a video game where they face numerous challenges. Nora, watching them, notices how they don't give up and keep trying until they succeed. This ability to not get discouraged and keep going is known as:

• Empathy

• resilience

• heritage

• advocate

Daniel is at a school debate, passionately discussing the role of an advocate in society. What does he believe an advocate does?

• publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy.

• provide funds or resources to support a cause or organization.

• understand and share the feelings of others.

• 1. willingly offers their time and efforts to help others without expecting anything in return.