Chapter 1: Time and Calendars - Worksheet Questions

What is the main topic of Chapter 1 in the learning material?

• Time and Calendars

• Seasons and Weather

• Plants and Animals

• Food and Nutrition

Which of the following is NOT listed as a topic covered in this chapter?

• Time

• Timelines

• Calendars

• Weather

According to the text, what is one way people change as they grow older?

• They start crawling and later begin walking

• They become shorter

• They forget how to eat

• They stop drinking milk

What does the text suggest about how you are now compared to when you were a baby?

• You are exactly the same as when you were a baby

• You have changed in many ways over the years

• You only changed your clothes

• You have not learned anything new

What happens with people as they grow old?

• People changing as time passes and they grow older

• People learning to swim

• People eating different foods

• People playing sports

What is the first thing Goldilocks did in the story?

• Goldilocks was tired and wanted a place to eat and rest.

• She tasted the porridge until she found a bowl that was just right.

• She sat in all three chairs.

• The bears came back home and chased Goldilocks out of their house.

What is a timeline?

• A list where dates are arranged in the right order, starting with the earliest date.

• A list of random events.

• A list of favorite foods.

• A list of animals in a zoo.

Which of the following is NOT a step Goldilocks took in the story?

• She flew away on a magic carpet.

• She tried out all the beds and fell asleep in baby bear’s bed.

• She went into the house of the three bears.

• She sat in all three chairs.

According to the text, what should you do to arrange events in a timeline?

• Start with the earliest date and go on to the latest date.

• Start with the latest date and go to the earliest date.

• Arrange them in alphabetical order.

• Arrange them by color.

Before the year 2000, what did the years start with?

• '19', from 1900 to 1999.

• '20', from 2000 to 2099.

• '18', from 1800 to 1899.

• '21', from 2100 to 2199.