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WorksheetsYear 8 End of term
Total questions: 112
Worksheet time: 1hrs 17mins
How many teaspoons of sugar is in this?
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How many teaspoons of sugar is in this?
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How many teaspoons of sugar is in this?
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How many teaspoons of sugar is in this?
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How many teaspoons of sugar is in this?
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How many teaspoons of sugar is in this per 100g?
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Black people have been part of British society since at least?
8000BC
500AD
The 1800's
The 1940's
Britain's involvement with the Slave Trade is most associated with?
The US & India
The Caribbean & The US
The Caribbean & South America
The US & South America
When did Britain outlaw the Slave Trade?
1750
1833
1908
1963
The Jim Crow Laws made racial segregation in the US legal. The laws were passed in the late 1800's and lasted until 1968. Who was Jim Crow?
A black civil rights activist
A white lawyer who felt black people should not have the same rights as white people
A white comedian who 'blacked up' and stereotyped black people in a negative way
A formed US president who sympathised with the Slave Trade
Many people have heard about the Montgomery Bus Boycott in the US (1955-56). However, in 1963 there was a bus boycott in the UK. The boycott was led by a black youth worker called Paul Stephenson. In which city did the boycott take place?
London
Manchester
Birmingham
Bristol
Signs like the one you can see here were once common in the UK in rented accommodation and B&B's. When were the first anti-discrimination laws passed in the UK?
Late 1800's
Early 1900's
1930's
1960's
Black History Month started out as Black History Week in the US in 1926. It was the idea of a black American. What was that persons name?
Carter G Woodson
Malcolm X
Martin Luther King
Muhammed Ali
When did the first Black History Month take part in the UK?
1968
1987
1995
2010
Which ONE of the following is MOST associated with Black History Month in the UK?
The Slave Trade
The Windrush Generation
The contribution of black people to British life over time
Black Lives Matter (BLM)
John Edmonstone's main claim to fame was that?
He was a prominent black civil rights campaigner
He was the first black British MP
He was a teacher who had a strong influence on the work of Charles Darwin
He was the first black player to represent England at football
What was the name of the black war nurse whose feats rivalled those of Florence Nightingale?
Mary Allen
Mary Seacole
Mary Baxter
Mary Banks
Which ONE of the following is NOT true of Walter Tull?
He was Britain's first black outfield professional footballer
He was Britains first black army officer
He fought in World War 1
He received a Military Cross for gallantry
Diane Abbott was Britain's first black female MP. She was elected in?
1987
1995
1962
1958
The focus of Black History Month 2023 is to celebrate the achievements of black British women. This is called?
Paying Tribute to our Sisters
Saluting our Sisters
Recognising the Contributions of our Sisters
Remembering our Sisters
What woman led more than 300 slaves to freedom through the Underground Railroad?
Harriet Tubman
Michelle Obama
Oprah Winfrey
Shirley Chisholm
Who was the first African-American Supreme Court Justice?
Charley Pride
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Thurgood Marshall
Colin Powell
What basketball player was the first to score 100 points in a single game?
James Brown
Michael Jordan
Jesse Owens
Wilt Chamberlain
Madame C.J. Walker became America's first self-made female millionaire in 1910. What item or items lead to her accomplishment?
Mass production and sale of household products
Invented of a new style of foundation
Undergarment beauty and hair products for black women
Established a life insurance company
Who was the first African-American President of the United States of America?
Colin Powell
Dr. George Washington Carver
Barack Obama
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
What African-American woman made history when she refused to give up her seat on a bus to a white man?
Rosa Parks
Aretha Franklin
Wilma Rudolph
Oprah Winfrey
Who was the first African-American Country Music Star?
Colin Powell
Wilt Chamberlain
Charley Pride
Jackie Robinson
Who became the first black player in Major League Baseball in 1947?
Michael Jordan
Jackie Robinson
Muhammad Ali
Charley Pride
Who invented over 300 products from the peanut?
Colin Powell
Thurgood Marshall
Wilt Chamberlain
Dr. George Washington Carver
Who is the only African-American honored by a national holiday and gave a famous speech "I Have A Dream" during the March on Washington?
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Barack Obama
Reverend Jesse Jackson
Muhammad Ali
All of the following are parts of the body except ______
Hand
Leg
Handbag
The eye is used for______
Seeing
Eating
Walking
The nose is used for ______ and ______
Eating, breathing
Smelling, breathing
Dancing, breathing
The legs are the parts of the body used for _____
Walking
Sitting
Stretching
We hear sounds with our ______
Mouth
Ears
Eyes
What is a stereotype?
An oversimplified image or idea of someone based on appearance, race or gender.
The correct impression of someone.
A type of stereo.
Which of the following is an example of stereotyping? (Hint: There may be more than one)
All hairdressers cut hair.
All professional footballers are men.
All vets are young.
Mechanics fix cars.
Why do stereotypes exist?
They are the truth.
They have always existed.
They are based on experiences and ideas of a group of people.
Which of the following is an example of stereotyping?
All nurses are women.
Men can be chefs.
My teacher is amazing.
Why can stereotypes be damaging? (
They can create negative images of people.
They can affect people's confidence and morale.
They can affect people's job opportunities.
All of the above.
How would you feel if someone judged you negatively before they knew you?
Why must we challenge stereotypes? (Hint: There may be more than one)
Everyone deserves equal opportunities to be who they want and achieve what they want.
We don't have to.
They're unfair.
How can we challenge stereotypes?
Talk about it, educate ourselves, listen to people.
Ignore them.
Hope they disappear.
How much time should we spend on doing exercise?(daily)
15
25
30
40
What kind of food is bad for your body?
carbohydrates
junk food
proteins
minerals
What food group does rice, pasta and bread belong to?
Milk group
Grain group
Cereal group
Grian group
Which of these foods typically contains the most protein?
Cereals with milk
A chicken sandwich
Chips
Lettuce and tomato
In the same amount of the following foods, which food provides the most calcium?
Cabbage
Milk
Cereal
Cake
What is personal hygiene?
Washing your hands
Using soap to clean yourself
Taking care of your body, cleaning yourself
Having showers
When are good times to brush your teeth during the day?
After eating sweets
In the morning, after each meal and before going to bed
Whenever you want to
Before you eat, after you eat, and before going to bed
What is the best source of witamin C?
Potatoes, beans
Cabbage, tomatoes
Currants, strawberries
Currants, carrots
Is water healthy?
Yes, it is
No, it is
Yes, it is not
No, it is not
How much time should we spend on doing exercise?(daily)
15
25
30
40
What has the most vitamine C?
pepper
lemon
orange
tomato
Which of these is NOT a way to stay safe online?
Use an avatar as your picture.
Say unkind things back if someone is unkind to you.
Use a nickname.
Treat people with respect.
Which of these is a way to stay safe online?
Only add people you know and trust in real life.
Share your password with a trusted adult.
Keep it a secret if you are worried.
Show an adult if you are unsure.
What information should you not share online?
Jealousy is an emotion that is often represented by the colour (a) .
How might you behave if you are feeling jealous?
What might cause you to feel jealousy?
Someone has something you want.
You have won the prize.
You feel you have been treated unfairly.
You can choose what to do next.
What skills do you need to be a good friend?
Diversity means
Being same
Being average
Being different
What event do some people celebrate on Christmas day
birth of Jesus
parting of the Red Sea
fleeing Rome
completion of the Bible
When you succeed, good friends _________________ with you, but toxic friends feel _________________ of you.
are happy, angry
celebrate, jealous
congratulate, proud
are jealous, annoyed
When Your Friend Gets hurt What will you do?
Just Leave he/she
Just tease them
Help her/him
Respect means
Buying someone expensive gifts.
Telling someone an important secret.
Treating someone with care and kindness.
Liking all the same things as someone.
The Star of David is the symbol of...
Islam
Confucianism
Christianity
Judaism
Good friends ________________ you and never get too ________________ even during arguments.
trust, angry
respect, personal
respond to, shocked
love, annoyed
Which religion was founded by Siddhartha Gautama?
Buddhism
Confucianism
Islam
Shinto
_______ is behavior that results in unequal treatment of individuals based on skin colour and background
Prejudice
Stereotype
Discrimination
Fairness
What is the largest religion in the world?
Christianity
Hinduism
Buddhism
Islam
Toxic friends get ____________________ by your smallest achievement.
excited
enraged
encouraged
emboldened
Hindus worship many gods.
true
false
Good friends ________________ things you say but toxic friends always _______________ you.
believe, doubt
ignore, don't trust
listen to, believe
question, trust
The symbol represent which religion
Buddhism
Hinduism
Christianity
Islam
Why is being RESPECTFUL important?
To earn good reputation
So you can be famous
So you can get candy.
It's the right thing to do even when no one is watching.
What is a situation that calls for using your active listening skills?
A. Riding bus to school
B. Listening to Marshmello song
C. Watching TV
D. When a teacher explains the homework assignment
Which group of children are excluded from having rights?
Naughty Children
Children with blue eyes
All children have rights
Year 4 children
Which is not a right?
To have food and water
To have freedom
To have an education
To have new trainers
What is a need?
Something people need to survive
Something children wants for Christmas
Something you use to have fun
Something that helps you to do your homework
Which situation has broken someone’s right?
A young girl is not allowed to have a new dress
A little boy is sent to bed early for misbehaving
A 8 year old boy is not allowed to go to swimming baths
A country's government does not allow girls to go to school
A 'right' is a moral or legal entitlement to have or do something.
True
False
Human rights are only for people living in Australia. People who do not live in Australia do not have human rights.
True
False
There are responsibilities that go with every right.
True
False
A person can have their human rights taken away if they don't deserve them.
True
False
Human rights are only rights to be free from certain things, such as the right to be free from violence or slavery.
True
False
‘With rights comes responsibility’. What does this mean?
We have to pay for our rights
If we aren't responsible we lose our rights
Only responsible people have rights
We have to respect the rights of others
