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Unit 1 review 2022 6th grade SS

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 40mins

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Class
Date
1.

A common way that the religious observances of Easter and Ramadan is celebrated includes —

a)

exchanging gifts

b)

closing businesses

c)

gathering with family

d)

volunteering for others

2.

This question has two parts.

These are characteristics of a type of government.

One person or a small group is in control

No laws protect the rights of citizens

Officials are appointed

part 1 - Which of the following types of government is described by the characteristics listed above?

part 2- Which of the following is an example of the type of government found in Part 1?

a)

Unlimited

b)

North Korea

c)

Limited

d)

United States

3.

READ THE PASSAGE AND ANSWER THE QUESTION.

All of the world's religions have holidays or observances that are at

the heart of the religion. For instance, the

This pilgrimage is known as one of the five pillars of

Islam.

Hajj is a demonstration of the solidarity of the Muslim people

and their submission to God (Allah).

Taking place during Dhu'al-Hijjah, Hajj is the Muslim pilgrimage

to Mecca that takes place during the last month of the year.

All Muslims are expected to do this at least once during their

lifetime.

Muslims of the world observe and practice these five pillars

throughout their lifetime.

Why is the Hajj so significant to Muslims?

a)

Muslims of the world observe and practice these five pillars

throughout their lifetime.

b)

All Muslims are expected to do this at least once during their

lifetime.

c)

Taking place during Dhu'al-Hijjah, Hajj is the Muslim pilgrimage

to Mecca that takes place during the last month of the year.

d)

Hajj is a demonstration of the solidarity of the Muslim people

and their submission to God (Allah).

4.

Which feature describes how a federal system of government is different from a unitary system?

a)

Power is divided between a central government and regional governments in a federal system.

b)

A national government is responsible for most of the government functions in a federal system.

c)

Only one political party makes all of the decisions for the central government in a federal system.

d)

The legislative branch and the executive branch of government are combined in a federal system.

5.

Which of the following is true of a free enterprise system, but not true of a communist economy?

a)

Supply is determined by the government.

b)

Industrial production meets government quotas.

c)

Government exercises less control of the economy.

d)

Government determines consumer product availability.

6.

Which of the following is limited in a limited government?

a)

The power of leaders

b)

The rights of citizens

c)

The number of elections

d)

The influence of political parties

7.

South America can be considered a culture region because —

a)

most of the governments in the region are republics

b)

a majority of the population practices the same religion

c)

agriculture is the most common economic activity in the region

d)

the region is home to many various indigenous culture groups

8.

Why does the government of India most likely observe Diwali as an official holiday?

a)

Diwali celebrates Indian democracy and education.

b)

As a Hindu holiday, most Indians celebrate the festival.

c)

The festival recognizes Indian independence from Britain

d)

The Indian government considers Diwali a patriotic celebration.

9.

All societies demonstrate their distinctive religious traditions or ethnic heritage by

a)

creating settlements near rivers

b)

preforming specialized types of jobs

c)

observing holidays and cultural celebrations

d)

recording their history for future generations

10.

Which cultural trait is influenced by a society’s location, available natural resources, and traditional family structure?

a)

Folk stories

b)

Types of shelter

c)

Religious practices

d)

Musical instruments

11.

Which factor do geographers consider when dividing the world into distinctive culture regions?

a)

Bodies of water

b)

The amount of rainfall

c)

The influence of religion

d)

Transportation corridors

12.

What might a geographer identify on a physical map to explain the reason for a large settlement near a transportation corridor?

a)

A line of latitude

b)

A mountain chain

c)

Temperate climate

d)

Access to fresh water

13.

Desertification is on the march. Many people are going hungry because degraded lands affect agriculture, a key source of livelihood and food in much of Africa. More than 2.6 billion people live off agriculture in the world. More than half of agricultural land is affected by soil degradation, according to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD). . . The UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) estimates that by 2030 Africa will lose two-thirds of its arable land [land used for crops] if the march of desertification -- the spread of arid, desert-like areas of land -- is not stopped.

Based on the information in the excerpt, the continued loss of arable land in Africa will most likely result in increased —

a)

exporting of cash crops

b)

ownership of small farms

c)

displacement of people

d)

development of flood relief programs

14.

• President elected by popular vote and serves a single five-year term • Supreme court with judges elected by the legislative body • Unicameral legislature with multiparty representation • Voting age of eighteen

The political characteristics listed in the box best describe a political system that is —

a)

limited

b)

unlimited

c)

repressive

d)

ruled by one

15.

• Government • Economic systems • Educational systems • Religious practices

The list in the box refers to the basic ___________ that are common to all societies

a)

goals

b)

geography

c)

institutions

d)

cultural traditions

16.

Professional geographers pose specific questions when studying features of Earth. One important

geographic question is “Where is it located?”

One likely way geographers answer the question above is by —

a)

interviewing members of remote tribes

b)

excavating artifacts left by previous societies

c)

predicting the weather with computer models

d)

using an intersection of longitude and latitude

17.

Religion is part of one's cultural traditions

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

18.

Which of the following is the Holiest Book of Islam?

a)

The Talmud

b)

The Qur'an

c)

The Hindu

d)

The Gospel

19.

The founder of Islam was...

a)

Muhammad

b)

Jesus

c)

Yahweh

d)

Krishna

20.

Which of the following could be called the "founder" of Hinduism?

a)

Krishna

b)

Buddha

c)

Muhammad

d)

Moses

21.

Which of the following religions is known for the practice of meditation as a core component?

a)

Christianity

b)

Islam

c)

Buddhism

d)

Judaism

22.

Which of the following is a common feature of both Christianity and Islam?

a)

Belief in reincarnation

b)

Monotheism

c)

Polytheism

d)

Worship of idols