Worksheets1st-9 5W BELL RINGER!!!
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 38mins
Where on the map did the Pueblo People, Navajo, and the Apache live?
Chief Seattle was a Suquamish and Duwamish chief. Where in North America did he live?
Select one on the map.
Where is the Great Plains on the map?
What type of house did the Apache live in?
Wickiups
Tent
Yurt
Cottage
What are prairies?
Grasslands
Mountains
Rivers
Ponds
What animal did the Plains people depend on?
Buffalo
Mountain lions
Hamsters
Ants
Why would you want to live near a river or large water source?
Lands are fertile and you can grow crops
To have access to recreational activities such as swimming and fishing
To have a beautiful view of the landscape
To benefit from the cooler temperatures near the water
Who brought horses to North America?
The Spanish
The Russians
The Japanese
Bill from discount Horses R us?
What animal did Native Americans of the Great Plains follow and hunt?
Use one word.
(a)
What are TWO advantages to teepees?
You can easy move them
They were made from easy-to-find materials
They were good protection from an enemy attack
They were easy to decorate
They were easy to see
How were the children of the Plains People taught?
Only the boys received an education
Children were taught skills for the roles they would play as adults
Education was not a priority for the Plains People.
Boys and Girls were taught the same skills
The Tlingit people belong to the same language family as the Navajo and Apache. This means that...
They share a common ancestor
They have similar cultural practices
They have similar religious beliefs
They have similar political systems
What did the Miwok use acorns for
To make flour for bread, biscuits, and soup
To make weapons
To build houses and shelters
To make bait for their traps
Who was Chief Seattle?
A famous explorer
A prominent Native American leader
A celebrated author
A renowned poet
Which area did the Tlingit people live
Which area of the Pueblo People live?
What were totem poles primarily used for by Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest?
As watchtowers to spot approaching danger
As homes for tribal leaders
A way of chronicling their clan and family history
What did people typically do at a potlatch among Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest?
Guests of the family receive gifts, enjoy feasting, and music
Plant crops and build homes
Study the stars and planets
They had staring contests and the winner was allowed to pet the cat
The tribes, like the Inuit, Yupik, and Aleut, adapted to the extreme cold by making their clothes from...
Caribou furs and other animal hides
Plant fibers
Cotton
Fish scales
Which statement about the Tlingit and Navajo peoples is the MOST accurate?
Many words in the native tongues are probably related.
They lived in the same area
They loved to eat salmon
The Navajo loved video games
Did the Tlingit people belong to the same language family as the Navajo and Apache"
YES
NO
How did the Pacific Northwest peoples traditionally treat the forest of the area?
Chopped down every tree they could
They used only as many trees as necessary so that the forest were not destroyed.
There were no trees in their area
They never used the trees in their environment.
What is a cultural tradition?
A new video game
A practice or custom that is passed down through generations within a culture
A type of food that no one likes
A rule made by the government
The Apache people lived in homes called...?
Teepee
Wickiup
Longhouse
Yurt
The Navajo lived in homes called...
Hogans
Teepees
Yurts
Cabins
What are Kachinas?
They are special Pokemon
Kachinas are like special spirits to the Pueblo People
They are strong warriors for hire
They are people who take the Pueblo people's gold
Where do we believe the land bridge was located during the Ice Age?
Equator
Prime Meridian
International Date Line
North Pole
The map show the lines of longitude.
The map shows the lines of latitude.
The map shows lines of longitude.
The map shows lines of latitude.
Equator
Prime Meridian
International Date Line
North Pole
Ripping a piece of paper is an example of
Physical Change
Chemical Change
A chemical change is something that can be undone
True
False
One example of a physical change is
Burning paper
wood rotting
mixing salt in water
baking cookies
Which of the following is NOT an example of a chemical change?
burning a log
rust forming on an object
gas burning on a stove
cutting lemons
Which of the following is NOT an example of a physical change
digesting
Crushing cans
cutting your hair
breaking an egg
Fireworks in an example of
Physical change
Chemical change
A physical change is
change in size
change in form
change in shape
all of the above
If a banana turns colors because it is rotten it is an example of
Physical change
Chemical change
both
niether
a chemical change is
a sound
typically creates a new substance
can be undone
change in shape
Broken glass is an example of
chemical change
physical change
What is Chemical Change?
A Change that changes the substances into a new substance
(Paper -> Burning Paper -> Ashes)
A Change that doesn't change the substance.
(Paper -> Ripping the Paper -> Pieces of Paper)
What is Physical Change?
A Change that changes the substances into a new substance
(Paper -> Burning Paper -> Ashes)
A Change that doesn't change the substance.
(Paper -> Ripping the Paper -> Pieces of Paper)
How did the Hunter-Gatherers live?
You are a 5th Grade genius archeologist. Someone gives you an object that is in the picture, what is it? (use your book)
Maya Calendar
What state of matter does the picture below represent?
solid
liquid
gas
plasma
What state is represented in the gif?
Solid
Liquid
Gas
The diagram shows arrangement of particles in a
Solid
Liquid
Gas
What fraction is this?
1/2
1/3
1/4
3/4
What fraction is this?
1/2
1/3
1/4
3/4
What fraction is this?
1/2
1/3
1/4
3/4
Which picture is 3/4
Pueblo homes were made of what?
Adobe Bricks
Wood poles
Sticks
