Social Studies Final Exam Vocabulary Review Quiz

Imagine you're in a classroom with Daniel, Aiden, and Evelyn. How would you define culture?

• a written record of the past.

• the wealth of resources in a country or region. This refers to the making of goods and the exchange of goods and services.

• the customs, arts, social institutions and achievements of a particular nation, people, or other social group.

• a system and/or group of people responsible for writing the laws of a place and making sure they are followed.

Imagine you're in a classroom with Benjamin, Aria, and Avery. The teacher asks: 'Economies can be defined as:'

• a human society that has highly developed material and spiritual resources and complex cultural, political and legal organization.

• the wealth of resources in a country or region. This refers to the making of goods and the exchange of goods and services.

• anything made by a human.

• a system and/or group of people responsible for writing the laws of a place and making sure they are followed.

Hey Harper, Sophia, and Olivia! Can you tell me what history is all about?

• a human society that has highly developed material and spiritual resources and complex cultural, political and legal organization.

• the wealth of resources in a country or region. This refers to the making of goods and the exchange of goods and services.

• anything made by a human.

• a written record of the past.

Hey class! Can anyone tell me how we define Geography? Let's see who gets it right: Lily, Benjamin, or Nora?

• a human society that has highly developed material and spiritual resources and complex cultural, political and legal organization.

• the wealth of resources in a country or region. This refers to the making of goods and the exchange of goods and services.

• a study of the physical features of the earth, as well as how humans use, change and adapt to their environment.

• a written record of the past.

Hey class! Olivia, Avery, and Evelyn are having a debate. Can you help them out? Government can be defined as:

• a human society that has highly developed material and spiritual resources and complex cultural, political and legal organization.

• a system and/or a group of people responsible for writing the laws of a place and making sure they are followed.

• a study of the physical features of the earth, as well as how humans use, change and adapt to their environment.

• a written record of the past.

Hey Jackson, can you tell us what Latitude is all about?

• Invisible lines that run east to west across the surface of the earth. We measure their distance in degrees north or south of the Equator.

• A system and/or a group of people responsible for writing the laws of a place and making sure they are followed.

• The invisible lines that run north to south on the Earth's surface. We measure their distance east or west of the Prime Meridian in degrees.

• A written record of the past.

Hey there, young explorers! Can you help Abigail and Luna figure out what Longitude is? Choose the correct definition:

• Invisible lines that run east to west across the surface of the earth. We measure their distance in degrees north or south of the Equator.

• A system and/or a group of people responsible for writing the laws of a place and making sure they are followed.

• The invisible lines that run north to south on the Earth's surface. We measure their distance east or west of the Prime Meridian in degrees.

• A written record of the past.

Sophia and Samuel are curious about how we get our food. Can you help them by defining agriculture?

• Invisible lines that run east to west across the surface of the earth. We measure their distance in degrees north or south of the Equator.

• The practice of growing crops and/or raising animals for food.

• New methods, ideas or products.

• Any system of moving water from one location to another to water plants.

Luna and Oliver are discussing farming techniques. Luna asks, 'Can you define irrigation for me?'

• a human society that has highly developed material and spiritual resources and complex cultural, political and legal organization.

• the practice of growing crops and/or raising animals for food.

• new methods, ideas or products.

• any system of moving water from one location to another to water plants.

Aria and Arjun are setting up a lemonade stand. Trade can be defined as:

• a human society that has highly developed material and spiritual resources and complex cultural, political and legal organization.

• the exchange of goods and /or services; or the act of buying and selling.

• new methods, ideas or products.

• any system of moving water from one location to another to water plants.