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WorksheetsWeeks 1-3
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 4hrs 10mins
Identity is...
What others think of me
What I think of myself
What my family thinks of me
A combination of what I think, my family thinks, my friends think and where I come from
What shapes your identity?
Entirely what someone else thinks about you
Family, culture, friends and interests
Can you tell a person's identity just by looking at them?
Yes
No
What is identity?
Who and what you are
A cheese stick
A community of people are all alike.
True
False
A community of people share a common goal.
True
False
When joining a community it is important to figure out the skills of each member to determine who is able and who is unable to contribute.
True
False
The students at Lincoln School are part of a community.
True
False
Choose the best word to complete the sentence:
It is important to ___ the views of others.
identity
community
listen
contract
Choose the best word to complete the sentence:
There is often a lot of diversity in a ___.
identity
community
respect
contract
Choose the best word to complete the sentence:
Physical characteristics are one part of -----.
norm
artifacts
historical argument
identity
Choose the best word to complete the sentence:
Historical arguments include ___.
norms
doughnuts
claims
identities
It is important to recognize that history is ____; there is no one way to see a story.
simple
complicated
Talented historians use ----- to create ---.
doughnuts --- desserts
primary sources --- historical arguments
biases --- opinions
Focusing on --- helps students in creating contracts.
artifacts
primary sources
historiography
norms
It is rude to raise your hand when the teacher is speaking.
True
False
We are all part of a learning community- our goal is to open our minds, respect others and do the best we can to grow our thinking.
true
false
Race does not exist biologically- it was created by humans as a way to classify people based on noticeable physical characteristics.
Some races have advantages over other races.
Racial differences play a significant role in science.
Scientific evidence concludes that all humans are from the same race (the human race).
Race is considered to be a _________________
human construct
ethnicity
cultural trait
scientific fact
Race describes someone's physical traits
True
False
Can an individual identify with more than one race?
Yes
No
Can an individual identify with more than one ethnicity?
Yes
No
If I took a genetic test, would the results tell me what race I am?
Yes
No
Scientifically speaking, how many races are there in the world?
5
1
7
3
Black and White are common words used to describe peoples' _________.
race
ethnicity
culture
personality
Race categories are based on physical characteristics
True
False
People are ¨assigned¨ into racial categories based on what other people see.
True
False
Ethnicity is a part of a person’s heritage and ancestry.
True
False
People who are in the same racial group always have the same ethnicity.
True
False
Nationality is flexible--it can change.
True
False
A person can change their race by changing their nationality.
True
False
historical argument
race
Hakin is from _______ . Her nationality is Malaysian.
Japan
America
Vietnam
Malaysia
History is described as---
significant events
the past
includes people
all of the above
none of the above
A narrative is---
an argument
an artifact
a story
a primary source
An artifact is ---
an object that can only be found in a museum
a piece of writing that is signed by a ruler (or other important person)
an object made by a human being, typically an item of cultural or historical interest
none of the above
Historiography can be described as---
studying how history is written- deciding what is included (or excluded) in historical documentatio
a term that Mrs. Williams made up
none of the above
all of the above
What is the purpose of a time capsule?
It is intended as a method of communication with future people and to help future archaeologists, anthropologists, or historians.
It is intended for entertainment purposes only.
It is a form of communication used by astronauts and other space travelers.
It is a vehicle- transportation device created for rough terrain and used by licensed drivers.
Primary sources are
newspapers and magazine clippings published at the time
manuscript material photographs
audio recordings, video recordings, films
journals, letters, scrapbooks and diaries
speeches
all of the above
none of the above
Secondary sources are
journal articles that comment on or analysis research
books that interpret, analyse.
political commentary
textbooks,
dictionaries and encyclopedias
books that interpret, analysis
political commentary
all of the above
none of the above
A historical argument includes
takes a stand
includes opinion
involves interpretation
all of the above
none of the above
An artifact includes...
takes a stand
includes opinion
involves interpretation
all of the above
none of the above
The terms race and ethnicity are firm, solid, unchanging.
true
false
The terms race and ethnicity are fluid and changing because these terms are created by humans- and they change over time.
true
false
When writing a historical argument, a historian should NOT use the phrases "I think..." or "in my opinion..."
true
false
