WorksheetsSocial Studies Terms
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
To break into smaller components for the purpose of study or examination
Delineate
Evidence
Analyze
Identify
to use words with the aim of persuading through or action
claim
audience
evaluate
argue
to communicate the exact location of a quotation or reference from a text brought forward for support
evidence
cite
inquiry
contrast
to note similarities
compare
contrast
identify
purpose
to note differences
compare
contrast
delineate
analyze
to describe something precisely
examine
circumstance
delineate
bias
to describe the value or worth after study
evaluate
purpose
synthesize
audience
to inspect something in detail
perspective
cause
evidence
examine
to recognize and name
identify
primary source
delineate
bias
to combine the constituent elements of separate material into a single or unified entity
compare
message
demand
synthesize
a personal investigation into a social studies concept or question
secondary source
inquiry
audience
bias
an assertion to the truth of something
claim
bias
cause
demand
factual support of a claim
perspective
supply
evidence
circumstance
details around a source that impact it
identify
circumstance
perspective
compare
the population the source is intended to go to or to see
primary source
synthesize
cause
audience
what the source says and shows, which includes symbolism
perspective
message
purpose
evidence
what the source's creator intends to achieve with the source
effect
purpose
supply
inquiry
point of view (POV) of the source, person, or people on the given topic
perspective
cause
primary source
claim
a firsthand account or physical object that was written or created during the time period being studied
secondary source
audience
cite
primary source
a secondhand account or physical object that was created by someone using information from primary sources or other sources
secondary source
supply
primary source
evidence
a distorted view in favor of or against an idea or thing
perspective
bias
claim
inquiry
to make something happen
effect
purpose
circumstance
cause
happens as a result of something
cause
effect
primary source
analyze
the total amount of a specific good or service that is available to consumers
claim
evidence
supply
delineate
the willingness and ability of consumer to buy goods and services at a specific price and time period
demand
supply
secondary source
claim
