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Unit1.L.1.6. Activity Groups -Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is an organised group?

a)

A group of people who come together for a particular thing or goal

b)

A disorganized gathering of people

c)

A random collection of individuals with no common goal

d)

A group of people who have no specific purpose

2.

Name one example of an organised group in your school.

a)

Solo hikers group

b)

Baking class

c)

Chess club

d)

Parent-Teacher Association (PTA)

3.

What is the need of organised groups ?

a)

To Fight each other

b)

To Cooperate and support team members to achieve goals.

c)

To ignore others

d)

To Support strangers

4.

How do organised groups make decisions?

a)

Through a process of discussion with the leaders.

b)

By playing rock-paper-scissors

c)

By flipping a coin

d)

By drawing straws

5.

What are the benefits of being part of an organised group?

a)

Lack of support, and competition.

b)

Sense of belonging, support, and Togetherness.

c)

Feel Bored

d)

Loneliness,

6.

What are the responsibilities of members in a school club?

a)

Helping to organize events, following club rules and guidelines,

b)

Breaking club rules

c)

Refusing to participate in club activities

d)

Ignoring the club's goals and doing whatever they want

7.

What are the different types of organised groups in social studies?

a)

Community groups, religious group

b)

Varieties of ice cream flavors

c)

Different colors of the rainbow

d)

Types of animals

8.

What do leaders offer in an organised group?

a)

Support,motivate, and help to develop skills of the members in a group.

b)

Not giving any support

c)

Always control and dominate others within a group.

d)

Leaders are not important.

9.

What are the different types of leadership roles in a school?

a)

Class Leader

b)

President

c)

Prime minister

d)

Police head.

10.

What type of behavior is this?

a)

Expected Behavior

b)

Unexpected Behavior

11.

(a)   sets rules in a group.

12.

(a)   having similar interest form a group together.

13.

In an organised group we can learn and practise new (a)   .

14.

In a group ,we have a sense of belonging means we are a (a)   of the group.

15.

To meet any goal we must learn to (a)   with others members.