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3rd 4th AOT Unit 8 Review, April 26

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Reliable data means trustworthy information. Information you can trust.

a)

False

b)

True

2.

Reliable data should be (a)   and credible.

Choose from the below words
accurate
inaccurate
false
unproven
3.

If your data is (a)   it can lead to incorrect conclusions or decisions.

Choose from the below words
unreliable
reliable
true
correct
advanced
4.

Organize these options into the right categories

Categorize the following

Measurements

Surveys

Observations

Gossip

Rumor

Guesses

trusted info

untrusted info

Reliable Data
Unreliable Data
5.

Inclusive means including (a)  

Choose from the below words
everyone
none
girls
boys
teachers
6.

By removing (a)   we can create a more inclusive environment where everyone has equal opportunities to participate and contribute.

Choose from the below words
barriers
windows
people
homework
7.

Braille is a tool to help people who are:

a)

Deaf

b)

Blind

c)

Hard of hearing

d)

Not able to walk

8.

Sign language is used to help people who are: (select all that apply)

a)

Hungry

b)

Deaf

c)

Blind

d)

Paralized

e)

Hard of hearing

9.

​ (a)   is used to help people who don't speak the language.

Choose from the below words
Translation app
Braille
Ramps
Sign language
10.

Juanita just came to the United States from Mexico and she does not speak English. What type of barrier can she encounter?

a)

Financial

b)

Accessibility

c)

Language

d)

La migra

e)

Barrier what?

11.

Pedro has to use a wheelchair to move around. He wants to go to his uncle's neighborhood but there are no ramps in the sidewalks there. What type of barries could he face?

a)

Speed

b)

Financial

c)

Language

d)

Accessibility

12.

Select all the barriers we studied in class.

a)

Accessibility

b)

Language

c)

Speed

d)

Wall

e)

Financial

13.

A (a)   is something that makes it difficult for people to do something or reach their goals.

Choose from the below words
barrier
friend
language
teacher
book
14.

Select all social groups from the answers.

a)

Neighbors

b)

Cars

c)

Family

d)

Friends

e)

Classmates

15.

(a)   groups are groups of people who share similar characteristics or interests.

Choose from the below words
Social
Interest
People
Student
Friend
16.
Question Image

Match the following concepts:

a)

Urban

1.

Large number of people and buildings.

b)

Suburban

2.

Areas just outside the city.

c)

Rural

3.

Areas away from cities in the country.

17.

Select the three different types of communities.

a)

Mega

b)

Urban

c)

Foreign

d)

Suburban

e)

Rural

18.

A group of people living together in a shared area.

a)

Ranch

b)

Farm

c)

City

d)

Community

e)

School

19.

In what type of community we are more likely to find a lot of cars and traffic?

a)

Rural

b)

International

c)

Urban

d)

Suburban

20.

Using misrepresented data can lead to illogical conclusions and poor decision making.

a)

True

b)

False

21.

Data can be misrepresented using: (select all that apply)

a)

Graphs

b)

Money

c)

Quotes

d)

Witholding Information

e)

Pencils

22.

​ (a)   ​ means thinking based on valid principles.​

Choose from the below words
Logical
Illogical
False
Inference
23.

The principal created a survey to analyze what kinds of snacks the students would like to eat during recess. After reading the answers from all students, he will provide ice cream, paletas and cookies. Is this data reliable?

a)

Unreliable

b)

Reliable

c)

Who knows

d)

Reliable what?

24.

A​ (a)   source is information from someone who was there.

Choose from the below words
primary
secondary
unknown
hidden
25.

A (a)   source is information from someone who was not there, but who heard it from somebody else.

Choose from the below words
secondary
primary
unknown
hidden
valid
26.

Classify all the sources of information.

Categorize the following

Biography

Autobiography

Pictures

Diaries

Interviews

Dictionaries

Encyclopedias

Text Books

Primary Source
Secondary Source
27.

What is Metacognition?

a)

Thinking really hard

b)

Thinking about school

c)

Thinking about your thinking

d)

Thinking about Metals

e)

Thinking about nothing

28.

What is Convergent thinking?

a)

Going from many ideas to one

b)

Thinking about your thinking

c)

Brainstorming many ideas

d)

Thinking about colors

e)

Thinking about nothing

29.

What is Divergent thinking?

a)

Thinking about something difficult

b)

Brainstorming one idea

c)

Thinking about homework

d)

Brainstorming many ideas

e)

Thinking about your thoughts

30.

How can you avoid Status Quo Bias?- (select all that apply)

a)

Doing the same all the time

b)

Trying new things you haven't tried

c)

Not trying anything at all

d)

Ordering the same meal at McDonals

e)

Trying a new meal you have not had before