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WorksheetsGlobal Scholars Unit 0, 1 & 2 Review!
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 13mins
Relating to the whole world; worldwide
(adj) g _ _ _ _ _
(a)
Which of the following is not a Social Studies subject:
History
Geography
Global Scholars
Drama
Politics
A way of fixing problems or dealing with a difficult situation.
(n) s _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
(a)
Actions, when they are done by a group, are called c _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ actions.
(a)
To make an effort to deal with something
(v) t _ _ _ _ _
(a)
A time of great difficulty, trouble, or danger.
Global Scholars
Crisis
Global Issues
Impact
Possible to do easily or conveniently.
feasible
economic
sustainable
crisis
When something affects the balance in the environment by using too many natural resources.
Unsustainable
Sustainable
Cutting down trees is partly causing climate change because
Trees absorb carbon from the atmosphere
Trees absorb oxygen from the atmosphere
Trees make greenhouse gasses
Trees make energy
Which of these is not a solution to climate change:
Plant trees
Use less energy
Cut down more forests
Stop using carbon sources of energy like coal and oil
A person who tries to bring social change.
(n) a _ _ _ _ _ _ _
(a)
Which of these is not an action which helps protect the environment
Lead an environmental club at your school to teach others about climate change
Work with government to ban single-use plastic bags
Buy lots of things on 11.11
Clean up plastic on beaches
Man-made equipment that orbits around the earth or the moon. This is called a:
(a)
The Impacts of Climate Change
In this title, the word 'impact' means:
Effects
Security
Causes
Reasons
"In the last 10 years, air pollution in my city has decreased"
In the sentence above, the changes to the air are:
Positive
Neutral
Negative
None
The movement of people from one place to another place.
This is called (n) m _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
(a)
In this photo, the person with the suitcase is (v) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to Australia.
(a)
Natural disasters, wars and shortage of food are _ _ _ _ factors.
(a)
Better job opportunities, improved living conditions and the hope of a better life are _ _ _ _ factors.
(a)
People who leave their country because of a problem like war, poverty or natural disasters, are called:
(a)
In Global Scholars, what do we call a group of people (or schools) working together on the same project
Community
eClassroom
Collaboration
Culture
The beliefs, habits, arts, and other shared traditions of a group of people. This is called:
Community
Peers
International
Culture
When something is happening between two or more countries, we can say that it is i_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (adj)
(a)
A person who is similar to you in age or experience.
(a)
The way a person understands the world because of their experiences, beliefs, and cultures.
Culture
Perspective
International
Collaboration
Which of these is not the role of a global scholar:
To communicate online with peers in other cities and countries.
To learn about other people, cities, cultures, and perspectives.
To cause global issues.
To teach others about myself, my city, and my culture.
Each of us understands the world differently based on how and where we grew up, what we experience each day, and the ideas we have heard. The way we understand the world is called (a) .
The lines which run from the north pole to the south pole and change the time are called M _ _ _ _ _ _ _ lines.
(a)
If the only supermarket within 5km of your house is an expensive supermarket, you might say that a _ _ _ _ _ to cheap food is difficult.
(a)
When people can access affordable, nutritious food options whenever they need.
Food influence
Food address
Food security
Food culture
If food has vitamins, minerals, proteins, and healthy fats that people need to be healthy, we say the food is healthy, or (adj) n _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
(a)
To affect how a person thinks or acts. For example, messages on TV and online can i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ people’s choices about what to eat.
(a)
To respond to an issue or solve a problem
(v) a _ _ _ _ _ _
(a)
A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (n) refers to how easy it is to use or get something.
(a)
The ingredients of a dish are:
What tools are used to make the dish
What different food is used to make the dish
When and where a dish is served
The mealtime traditions/habits
Which of these is a nutritious food
fried chicken
nuts
bubblegum
chips
The food environment, such as what foods are available and how much they cost, can i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ people's food choices.
(a)
Places where nutritious food is difficult or impossible to get because it's too far from people’s homes are called food d _ _ _ _ _ _
(a)
Which of these methods could help address the issue of food deserts:
City leaders can improve public transportation to improve access to supermarkets with fresh food
City leaders can provide space for farmers to sell fresh food
City leaders can invite fast food companies like McDonalds and KFC to open more restaurants there
City leaders can start programs to help open new businesses that sell nutritious food in places that need more access to nutritious foods.
Which of these solutions could influence people to eat more nutritious food?
Government can stop advertisements (commercials) online and on TV that influence people to eat unhealthy food.
Store owners can lower the price of soda, candy and salty snacks
Government can reduce spaces where people can grow fresh fruit and vegetables
Store owners can move nutritious food options to the front of the store and offer them at lower prices.
