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2° Social & Arts Exam B3P2

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is another term used to describe a rainforest?

a)
  • Savanna

b)
  • Desert

c)
  • Jungle

d)

Tundra

2.

Where are rainforests typically found?

a)
  • Near the poles

b)
  • In desert regions

c)
  • Close to the equator

d)

In mountainous areas

3.

Which layer of the rainforest is closest to the ground?

a)
  • Canopy Layer

b)
  • Emergent Layer

c)
  • Understory Layer

d)

Forest Floor

4.

What is characteristic of the Understory Layer?

a)
  • It is where the thickest foliage is found

b)
  • It protects the forest floor from too much light

c)
  • It is very sunny and contains the tallest trees

d)

It is completely dark and contains no plants

5.

Which layer of the rainforest has the thickest foliage?

a)
  • Forest Floor

b)
  • Understory Layer

c)
  • Canopy Layer

d)

Emergent Layer

6.

What are emergent trees?

a)
  • Trees that live in darkness close to the ground

b)
  • Trees that protect the forest floor from light

c)
  • The tallest trees that rise above the canopy layer

d)

Trees that grow only in the forest floor layer

7.

What are some threats to rainforest life forms mentioned in the text?

a)
  • Pollution and climate change

b)
  • War and deforestation

c)
  • Overpopulation and urbanization

d)

Agriculture and hunting

8.

Organize these options into the right categories

Categorize the following
Forest Floor
Understory Layer.
Canopy Layer
Emergent Layer
9.

Draw the rainforest layers

10.

What is a key issue in today’s world according to the text?

a)
  • Climate change

b)
  • Human life changing the world we live in

c)
  • Technological advancements

d)

Wildlife conservation

11.

What are humanized landscapes?

a)
  • Natural landscapes untouched by humans

b)
  • Areas modified by humans for their benefit

c)
  • Protected areas for wildlife

d)

Regions with high biodiversity

12.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an example of a humanized landscape?

a)
  • Golf courses

b)
  • Hotel resorts

c)
  • Botanical gardens

d)

National parks

13.

How has fire been historically used to create humanized landscapes?

a)
  • To clear land for agriculture

b)
  • To generate electricity

c)
  • To warm houses

d)

To cook food

14.

What technological development has contributed to humanizing landscapes?

a)
  • Transportation systems

b)
  • Communication networks

c)
  • Irrigation systems

d)

Renewable energy sources

15.

What resources do humans exploit from rivers and canals?

a)
  • Oil and gas

b)
  • Water supplies

c)
  • Minerals and metals

d)

Timber and wood

16.

Which artists are mentioned as having used geometry in their work?

a)
  • Van Gogh, Monet, and Renoir

b)
  • Kandinsky, Picasso, and M.C. Escher

c)
  • Da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael

d)

Dali, Matisse, and Warhol

17.

What ancient structure is mentioned as having made use of geometry?

a)
  • The Great Wall of China

b)
  • The Colosseum

c)
  • The Pyramids

d)

Stonehenge

18.

Where did lyrical abstraction originate?

a)
  • Spain

b)
  • Italy

c)
  • France

d)

Germany

19.

What does lyrical abstraction focus on in art?

a)
  • Geometric patterns and shapes

b)
  • Realistic depictions of nature

c)
  • Significance of different colors and emotional expressions

d)

Use of modern technology in art

20.

How do geometrical forms differ from lyrical style in art?

a)
  • Geometrical forms use abstract shapes, while lyrical style uses realistic images

b)
  • Geometrical forms are more linear and purposefully designed, while lyrical style embraces color as the main form of expression

c)
  • Geometrical forms are based on nature, while lyrical style is based on urban life

d)

Geometrical forms use monochrome palettes, while lyrical style uses black and white

21.

draw a geometrical art

22.

Draw a lyrical art