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Gr6 History Revision Term 4 2020

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When (which year) did South Africa become a democracy?

(a)  

2.

___________ people in South Africa are equal before the law

a)

Some

b)

Rich

c)

Poor

d)

All

3.

Choose the correct ANSWERS:

The National Government roles are:

a)

Freedom for all

b)

Representing the whole of South Africa

c)

Rules the whole of South Africa

d)

Teaches the whole of South Africa

4.

Choose the correct ANSWERS

Rights are protected by:

a)

The Constitution

b)

Lawyers

c)

The Bill of Rights

d)

The police

5.

TRUE or FALSE


A country that only allows certain citizens to vote is a democracy.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

6.

Choose ALL that are TRUE about laws:

a)

They tell people what they can and can't do

b)

Some laws are looked over for certain people

c)

The president is under the law

d)

There are only 10 laws

7.

Choose ALL that are TRUE about Government:

a)

Government is elected every 5 years

b)

Government has its own laws

c)

Government is chosen by regular elections

d)

Governments rule over more than one country

8.

What are the THREE branches of Government

a)

Schools

b)

Legislature

c)

Banks

d)

Judiciary

e)

Executive

9.

TRUE or FALSE


Each branch of Government must work independent of each other.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

10.

What is the role of the Legislature?

a)

Carries out the law

b)

Judge the law when broken

c)

makes the laws

11.

What is the role of the Executive?

a)

Carries out the law

b)

Judge the law when broken

c)

makes the laws

12.

What is the role of the Judiciary?

a)

Carries out the law

b)

Judge the law when broken

c)

makes the laws

13.

An example of Judiciary is:

a)

Parliament

b)

Police/Army

c)

Courts/ Judges

14.

An example of Legislature is:

a)

Parliament

b)

Police/Army

c)

Courts/ Judges

15.

An example of Executive is:

a)

Parliament

b)

Police/Army

c)

Courts/ Judges

16.

Who won the elections in 1994?

Just write the abbreviation of the party (just the letters)

(a)  

17.

Who won the elections in 1994?

Just write the abbreviation of the party (just the letters)

(a)  

18.

Where is Parliament based?

(a)  

19.

What are the two parts of Parliament?

a)

The Judiciary

b)

The National Assessmbly

c)

The Constitution

d)

The National Council of Provinces

20.

Who can attend Parliament? Choose ALL that apply

a)

The president

b)

You

c)

Me

d)

Anyone

21.

Give an example of a right

4 lines
22.

Who does the statement below refer to?

Political leader & human rights activist

a)

Pias Langa

b)

Fatima Meer

23.

Who does the statement below refer to?

Head of Constitutional Court 2005-2009

a)

Pias Langa

b)

Fatima Meer

24.

Who does the statement below refer to?

1956 fist black lecturer at University of Natal

a)

Pias Langa

b)

Fatima Meer

25.

Who does the statement below refer to?

Received the Order of the Supreme Counsellor of the Baobab: Gold on 2008 by Thabo Mbeki

a)

Pias Langa

b)

Fatima Meer

26.

Who does the statement below refer to?

When a young lawyer he/she became popular for standing up against injustice and fought for all South African’s Rights

a)

Pias Langa

b)

Fatima Meer

27.

Who does the statement below refer to?

1994 asked to be part of ANC but refused

a)

Pias Langa

b)

Fatima Meer

28.

Who does the statement below refer to?

•1970 banned and imprisoned

a)

Pias Langa

b)

Fatima Meer

29.

Who does the statement below refer to?

one of the first judges to appointed in Con Court

a)

Pias Langa

b)

Fatima Meer

30.

How ready are you for your History test?

a)

100% Bring it on!

b)

I still need to study LOADS!

c)

I think I will do well.

d)

What history test?