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B7 Review

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
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1.

Between the ages of about 8 to 18, you change from a child into an adult. This time is known as...

a)

Adulthood

b)

Puberty or adolescence

c)

Childhood

2.

What triggers the changes to the body and emotions during puberty?

a)

They are triggered by hormones

b)

They are triggered by blood changes

c)

They are triggered by glands under the arms

3.

What are called primary sexual features?

a)

Menstruation or period

b)

The growth of hair on the body

c)

The reproductive organs you were born with

4.

What are the changes to the girls body during puberty?

a)

Shoulders and chest broaden, hair grows under arms, testes begin to make sperm, ovulation and period start, fine covering of hair may grow on face, hips widen, pubic hair grows around sexual organs

b)

Height increases rapidly, hair grows under arms, breasts start to develop, ovulation and period start, fine covering of hair on face, hips widen, pubic hair grows around sex organs

c)

Height increases rapidly, hair grows under arms, breasts start to develop, penis grows, hair grows on face; downy at first, then coarser, hips widen, pubic hair grows around sexual organs

5.

What are the changes that happen to boys during puberty?

a)

Height increases rapidly, hair grows under arms, shoulders and chest broaden, penis grows, hair grows on face; soft and downy at first, then coarser, voice deepens, pubic hair grows around sex organs, testes begin to make sperm

b)

Height increases rapidly, hair grows under arms, shoulders and chest broaden, penis grows, hair grows on face; soft and downy at first, then coarser, fine covering of hair on face, hips widen, pubic hair grows around sexual organs

c)

Height doesn't increase rapidly, hair grows under arms, shoulders and chest broaden, penis grows, hair grows on face; soft and downy at first, then coarser, fine covering of hair on face, hips widen, pubic hair grows around sexual organs

6.

Which plant is symbol of Ancient Egypt and was used to make boxes, baskets, sandals, rope, and boats?

a)

Cotton

b)

Eucalyptus

c)

Papyrus

7.

What do you call the process of preserving a body after death used in Ancient Egypt?

a)

Preservation

b)

Cremation

c)

Mummification

8.

Which Egyptian queen killed herself by putting her hand into a basket full of poisonous snakes?

a)

Cleopatra

b)

Nefertiti

c)

Hatshepsut

9.

What were the Pyramids used for?

a)

As playgrounds for the pharaoh's children

b)

As tombs for the dead pharaohs

c)

As temples for the Egyptian nobleman

10.

When were the Pyramids built?

a)

They were built in the new kingdom

b)

They were built after the decline of Egypt

c)

They were built between the middle kingdom and the second intermediate period (2040 - 1500 B.C.)

d)

They were built between the old kingdom and the first intermediate period (3100-2400 B.C.)

11.

Check all the correct sentences about ancient Egypt

a)

They wore rings, amulets, bracelets, anklets, and earrings

b)

Sometimes, on hot summer nights, the families slept on the roof of their houses

c)

They rubbed perfumed oil on their body to protect their skin from the sun and the dry weather

d)

They used the pyramids as tombs to their dead family members

12.

Who was the most legendary king from the United Kingdom?

a)

King Richard

b)

King Arthur

c)

King Leondegrance

13.

What connects England and France?

a)

The ocean

b)

A river

c)

A tunnel under the English Channel

14.

It is a vent in the surface of the Earth through which magma and associated gases and ash erupt; also, the form or structure, usually conical, that is produced by ejected material. What is it?

a)

Droughts

b)

Tornadoes

c)

Volcanoes

15.

They are nature's most violent storms. They come from powerful thunderstorms and appear as rotating, funnel-shaped clouds. Their winds can reach 300 miles per hour.

a)

Hurricanes

b)

Tornadoes

c)

Earthquakes

16.

America was discovered in 1492. Columbus and his crew had three ships. What were their names?

a)

The Santa Marina, The Rita and The Nina

b)

The Santa Maria, The Santa Lola and The Nina

c)

The Santa Maria, The Pinta and The Nina

17.

The most important group that left England to colonize America was called "Pilgrims". What would the people on this trip seek in the New World?

a)

They would seek for a piece of land to build their new homes

b)

They would seek wealth and religious freedom

c)

They would seek for a new country to live

18.

Infectious diseases can be caused by different pathogens. The most common ones are...

a)

Viruses and bacteria

b)

Proteins and viruses

c)

Bacteria, viruses and infected fluids

19.

It is a disease outbreak that occurs on a large scale or a community-wide level. This is a definition for...

a)

Disease

b)

Infectious disease

c)

Pandemic or plague

20.

They are some of the most important examples of epidemic in history:

a)

The Spanish Flu, Chickenpox, the Black Death

b)

Covid-19, Influenza 2, the Chickenpox

c)

Covid-19, the Black death, the Spanish Flu, Smallpox

21.

What did the Enlightenment promote?

a)

It promoted scientific thought, freedom of religion, freedom of expression, and encouraged people to think for themselves instead of trusting what they were told by the government and the church.

b)

It promoted and encouraged people to fight against the government and the church no matter what.

c)

It promoted scientific thought, freedom of religion, freedom of expression, and encouraged people to think for themselves. They should trust only the church.