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WorksheetsY08 Social Sciences Revision Course 2 (IMCC 2020)
Total questions: 109
Worksheet time: 1hrs 8mins
Which is not a factor of production?
Capital
Economics
Land
Labour
Enterprise
Lobbying is a process of approaching members of parliament to argue a case for a (a) in the law.
What does the number 1 represent in this circular flow?
(a)
What does the number 2 represent in this circular flow?
(a)
What does the number 3 represent in this circular flow?
(a)
What does the number 4 represent in this circular flow?
(a)
What does the number 5 represent in this circular flow?
(a)
What does the number 7 represent in this circular flow?
(a)
What does the number 8 represent in this circular flow?
(a)
What does the number 9 represent in this circular flow?
(a)
What does the number 10 represent in this circular flow?
(a)
What does the number 11 represent in this circular flow?
(a)
What does the number 12 represent in this circular flow?
(a)
What does the number 13 represent in this circular flow?
(a)
What does the number 14 represent in this circular flow?
(a)
What does the number 15 represent in this circular flow?
(a)
What does the number 16 represent in this circular flow?
(a)
How many seats are in the House of Representatives?
(a)
How many seats are in the Senate?
(a)
What is the Feudal system?
The Feudal system, was a combination of the legal, economic, military, and cultural customs that flourished in Medieval Europe between the 9th and 15th centuries.
The Feudal system is a written document that is the supreme law of Medieval Europe. It establishes Medieval Europe as a federation under a monarch and outlines the structure and powers of the Feudal government.
The Feudal system is the summary of medieval crime & punishment crimes such as theft and murder as they were very common during the Medieval Ages and in order to create the fear in the hearts of people, strict punishments were given to guilty people.
The Feudal system is the history of Europe, the Middle Ages or Medieval Period lasted from the 5th to the late 15th century. It began with the fall of the Western Roman Empire.
How do you vote for a leader in Australia?
Put a '1' in the ballot paper next to the candidate who is your first choice, and the numbers '2', '3' and so on for your second and third preferences, and so on.
Only vote for your top three candidates on your ballot paper.
Only vote for your top candidate on your ballot paper.
Tell the current Prime Minister who you want to vote for.
Why did Europeans in the Middle Ages turn towards feudalism?
It offered the people protection and stability.
It was forced upon them by the traders along the Silk Road.
The feudal system was similar to the Romans' government.
The Pope told them to do it, or they would not go to heaven.
What institution was very powerful during the Middle Ages?
Catholic Church
Kingdom
Institution of the Pope
Schools
What were some believed cures for the bubonic plague during the Black Death?
Letting your blood bleed out until no disease bacteria is left.
Taping a frog to the bubo.
Popping the bubo.
Eating a dead lizard.
Which of these is not a type of plague?
Bubonic
Pneumonic
Septicemic
Yesinia Pestis
Which of these is not a symptom of the Bubonic plague?
Fever and chills
Headaches
Seizures
Blackening or blotchy fingertips
Which of these in not a symptom of the Pneumonic plague?
Chest pains
Bloody sputum (saliva and mucus or pus from the lungs)
Fever
Buboes
Which of these is not a symptom of the Septicaemic plague?
Blood may not be able to clot
Skin turning black (gangrene)
Nausea and vomiting
Brain damage
How was the plague spread?
Fleas on rats
Person to person
Stung by a poisonous spider
Bitten by another person
How did the Black plague spread to Europe?
Docking boats with rats
Yesinia Pestis
A flea
Dead bodies
Which is not a way Parliament creates a law?
A government department may advise its Minister about a specific problem that exists.
Community groups, businesses or lobby groups may be interested in changing or improving a specific area of Australian law.
Political parties have their own ideas about how Australia should be governed.
The Parliament can set up a parliamentary committee to examine a current issue.
Someone mails the bill to Parliament explaining the law in detail.
What is the House of Representatives?
Upper house
Middle house
Lower house
None of these
What is the Senate?
Upper house
Middle house
Lower house
None of these
What is Parliament?
Upper house
Middle house
Lower house
None of these
Why do people save money in the financial sector?
Banks need money to run.
To pay charity.
To buy more expensive things.
To lend money to the banks.
How many times is a Bill read in the House of Representatives before passing through to the Senate?
2
3
4
5
How many times is a Bill read in the Senate before passing?
2
3
4
5
Who finally passes the Bill as a law?
The Queen
The Prime Minister
The Governor General
The population
How do mountains form?
The rocks fall and collect after a storm.
They were always there.
The movement of tectonic plates.
From meteors.
How is a change to the Constitution accepted?
Majority of the population votes in favour.
Majority of states vote in favour.
Both the majority of the population and the majority of states vote in favour.
None of these.
When was Federation?
(a)
Who is the Governor General?
The Queen.
The Queen's best friend.
The Queen's descendant.
The Queen's representative.
Which is not an example of a capital resource?
Cow
Hammer
Tractor
Laptop
Which is an example of an enterprise?
Entrepreneur
Owner
Board member
Teacher
Which is not an example of a land resource?
Cow
Plants
Wood
Farmer
Which is not an example of a labour resource?
Teacher
Student
Manager
Farmer
What is your opinion about social studies?
(All answers acceptable)
Good
Ok
Not so good
Bad
What is a democracy?
A system of government in which the country plans and controls the economy and a single authoritarian party holds supreme power.
A form of Government where absolute power is exersized by a dictator.
A form of Government with a Monarch as the Head of State.
A form of Government where the people rule through elected representatives.
Which level of Government collect taxes?
Federal
State
Local
Which of the following are responsibilities of the federal government?
Defence
Hospitals
Public transport
Post, telephones and the Internet
Schools
Which of the following are responsibilities of the state and territory governments?
Defence
Hospitals
Rubbish collection and recycling
Post, telephones and the Internet
Schools
Which of the following are responsibilities of the local government?
Pet control
Passports
Rubbish collection and recycling
Parks, sports fields and swimming pools
Schools
What power does Parliament have?
Power to make and change laws.
Power to make judgments on law.
Power to put law into action.
What power does the judicial system have?
Power to make and change laws.
Power to make judgments on law.
Power to put law into action.
What power do the executors have?
Power to make and change laws.
Power to make judgments on law.
Power to put law into action.
The right to have a variety of products and services to choose from is our consumer right to _____________ ?
Information
Be heard
Consumer education
Choose
The right to have products that will not cause harm or injury, when used correctly is our consumer right to _________ ?
Be heard
Safety
Choose
Redress
The responsibility that goes with consumer rights to have products that will not cause harm or injury is _______________________ ?
Speaking out.
Choosing wisely.
Using products correctly.
Reading information provided.
___________________ are the individuals who purchase goods or services for personal use.
Buyers
Consumers
Constituents
Clients
The ___________________ is a group of ideals which protects consumers.
Client Privilege List
Constituents Ideals Document
Responsibilities of Buyers Sheet
Consumer Bill of Rights
Which of the five major rights protects customer from fraudulent advertising, mislabeling and misrepresentation?
The right to be informed.
The right to choose.
The right to safety.
The right to be heard.
The Environmental Protection Agency and Consumer Product Safety Commission are __________________ agencies which aim to protect consumers.
Regional
State
Federal
International
A person who recognises a business opportunity and organises, manages, and assumes the risks of starting and operating a business is a/an ___________________ .
Entrepreneur
Manager
Owner
Boss
Why do most people live around beaches and coastlines?
Close to food and water.
Riding jet skis is a good hobby.
People genuinely enjoy the beach.
People need to be closer to other continents.
People like to be eaten by sharks.
What is a need?
Things needed to survive.
Things needed to be happy.
Things needed to have fun.
Things needed for comfort.
What is a want?
Things needed to survive.
Things needed to be happy.
Things needed to have fun.
Things needed for comfort.
What is a leakage in the circular flow?
Where money flows out of the circular flow.
Where money flows into the circular flow.
When a bank stops giving interest.
When a bank stops taking interest.
When a bank's interest to customers becomes higher than what they charge interest.
What is an injection in the circular flow?
Where money flows out of the circular flow.
Where money flows into the circular flow.
When a bank stops giving interest.
When a bank stops taking interest.
When a bank's interest to customers becomes higher than what they charge interest.
What chart represents 'supply'?
What chart represents 'demand'?
What chart represents the 'equilibrium'?
Which illustration represents a 'Motte and Bailey' castle?
Which illustration represents a 'Stone Keep'?
Which illustration represents a 'Concentric' castle?
Which level of the feudal system is represented as the 'Monarch'?
Which level of the feudal system is represented as 'Nobles'?
Which level of the feudal system is represented as 'Knights'?
Which level of the feudal system is represented as 'Peasants'?
What could this animation be representing?
A 3-field crop rotation.
A animated pizza.
A Feudal circle.
The clock revision worksheet.
What could the dotted circles be representing?
Convection currents.
The mantle of the Earth.
Pneumonic disease diagram.
Seats in the House of Representatives.
Which of these is not a democratic freedom?
Speaking freely and openly.
Holding meetings.
Worshipping their chosen religions.
Moving throughout Australia without restrictions.
Selling anything in your possession.
A group that exerts influence for the purpose of making a change in Parliament.
Lobby groups
Pressure groups
Council
Direct action
Protests and the like that can bring about large change.
Lobby groups
Pressure groups
Council
Direct action
Groups that pressure government for changes in environmental policy.
Lobby groups
Pressure groups
Council
Direct action
Sometimes mass, deliberate law-breaking is used to change policy this is called _____________________________ .
Defiance of law
Illegal activity
Breaking the law
Protests
What is a primary source?
Sources that come from the time period or witness of an event.
Sources that come from after the time period of the event and are rewritten.
Sources that are physical evidence that need to be studied.
Sources that originate from before an event like Prophecies.
What is a secondary source?
Sources that come from the time period or witness of an event.
Sources that come after the time period of the event and are rewritten.
Sources that are physical evidence that need to be studied.
Sources that originate from before an event like Prophecies.
An artefact is a __________________ .
Primary source
Secondary source
A book describing an artefact is a ___________________ .
Primary source
Secondary source
A newspaper article from a particular time period is a _______________________ .
Primary source
Secondary source
JacPlus is a _______________________ .
Primary source
Secondary source
Tectonic plates are ____________________ .
Huge slabs of solid rock that make up the Earth's crust
Areas of land and sea that shows depth of ocean
The Major contents we live in
The areas earthquakes occur the most
Altitude Means the ____________________ .
Height above sea level
Distance from the North Pole
Distance From the point of 'Standard Eastern Time (00:00)'
Height above the sea floor
Magma is ________________________ .
Molten rock above the Earth's crust
Molten rock below the Earth's crust
Molten rock that is only in the mantle
Molten rock that is only in the core
Lava is ________________________ .
Molten rock above the earths crust
Molten rock below the earths crust
Molten rock only in the Mantle
Molten rock only in the core
What moves tectonic plates?
Convection currents.
Wind.
Water.
The Earth's constant rotation.
An active volcano is ____________________ .
Full
Filling
Not quite full
Empty
A Dormant volcano is _________________ .
Full
Filling
Not quite full
Empty
A Extinct volcano is ___________________ .
Full
Filling
Not quite full
Empty
What type of volcano is this?
(a)
What type of volcano is this?
(a)
What type of volcano is this?
(a)
What type of volcano is this?
(a)
What type of volcano is this?
(a)
What type of volcano is this?
(a)
What is a unique feature of Caldera volcanos?
They have extra volcanic vents.
They have 2 cones.
They often are made from once extinct volcanos.
They have more layers.
What is A?
(a)
What is B?
(a)
What is C?
(a)
