WorksheetsUnit 1: Intro to Social Studies
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
What are the 5 strands of Social Studies?
Economics, History, Government, Culture, and Geography
Economics, History, Geography, Laws, and Civics.
History, Government, Economics, Sociology, and Culture.
Economics, Government, Culture, Civics, and Sociology.
The definition of a citizen is...
A person who holds a job.
A person who helps people.
a person who is a member of a community, state, or nation.
A person who leads others.
Which option is one of the 5 rights we discussed?
citizens have the
right to speak up
about issues and
concerns while
expressing their
opinions
citizens have the
right to practice
any religion
citizens have the right to live peacefully.
all the above
What is the definition of responsibility?
things that people don't do.
things we should do voluntarily as citizens.
what happens to people when they get into trouble.
things that people already do.
The definition of a person's right is...
a person doing what they choose.
being correct about something.
what someone thinks.
the freedom belonging to a person as a benefit of citizenship.
In a school, what is a student's responsibility?
attending school
obeying the rules
being respectful
all the above
At home, you have the right to...
not listen to your family
have shelter, food, and clothes
have any game that you want
be rude to your family
In your community and state, you are responsible for...
voting in elections
taking out the trash
free education
safe place to live
In the country you live in, you have the right to...
paying taxes
voting in elections
own property
staying informed on issues
How do citizens contribute to the common good?
help clean up the community
donate to charity
help at a local food bank
all the above
11. An encyclopedia entry about the Northeast.
Is it a primary or secondary source
Primary Source
Secondary Source
12. The diary of Thomas Eddison.
Is it a primary or secondary source
Primary Source
Secondary Source
13. A drawing of what your friend saw on a visit to Philadephia.
Is it a primary or secondary source
Primary Source
Secondary Source
14. An interview with Alexander Graham Bell about his invention.
Is it a primary or secondary source
Primary Source
Secondary Source
15. A newspaper article about the history of a local textile mill.
Is it a primary or secondary source
Primary Source
Secondary Source
16. A painting of George Washington made in 2006.
Is it a primary or secondary source
Primary Source
Secondary Source
17. The autobiography of an immigrant to New York City.
Is it a primary or secondary source
Primary Source
Secondary Source
18. A magazine article about the Industrial Revolution.
Is it a primary or secondary source
Primary Source
Secondary Source
19. A letter from an immigrant to her family in France.
Is it a primary or secondary source
Primary Source
Secondary Source
20. A story about settlers in your social studies book.
Is it a primary or secondary source
Primary Source
Secondary Source
