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Social Studies Review

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 42mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the three main Indigenous groups in Canada?

a)

Abenaki, Cherokee, Mohawk

b)

First Nations, Inuit, and Métis

c)

Aztec, Mayan, Inca

d)

Cree, Sioux, Apache

2.

What is the significance of the totem pole in Indigenous culture?

a)

It is a symbol of modern technology and progress.

b)

It is used for hunting and gathering food.

c)

It is a form of entertainment for the community.

d)

It represents family lineage, clan stories, and spiritual beliefs.

3.

What is the traditional way of life for the Inuit people?

a)

City living and working in offices

b)

Raising cattle and living in desert tents

c)

Hunting, fishing, and living in igloos or snow houses

d)

Farming and living in stone houses

4.

What is the significance of the Canadian Pacific Railway in Canadian history?

a)

It played a significant role in the development and unification of Canada.

b)

It was built solely for the benefit of a few wealthy individuals

c)

It caused division and conflict in Canada

d)

It had no impact on Canadian history

5.

Who were the first European settlers in Canada?

a)

Greeks

b)

Egyptians

c)

Romans

d)

Vikings

6.

How does cultural diversity contribute to the identity of Ontario?

a)

It enriches the social, economic, and cultural fabric of the province.

b)

It has no impact on the identity of Ontario

c)

It leads to division and conflict within the province

d)

It causes the loss of traditional Ontario culture

7.

The Haudenosaunee is a group that includes how many other First Nations groups?

a)

5

b)

6

c)

8

d)

7

8.

Which indigenous group were referred to as hunters, fishers and gatherers?

a)

Anishinabe

b)

Haudenosaunee

c)

Mi'kmaq

d)

Seneca

9.

Which group was known for their farming skills, in particular with the 3 sisters?

a)

Haudenosaunee

b)

Anishinabe

c)

Iroquois

d)

Mi'Kmaq

10.

Who were the ‘keepers of knowledge’

a)

women

b)

elders

c)

grandparents

d)

story tellers

11.

An overgeneralized portrayal of people from one group

a)

Stereotype

b)

Generalization

c)

Racism

d)

Type Casting

12.

This title is used to describe a system where women have a dominant role in the family. They also own their own house and all of the possessions in in.

a)

Patrilineal

b)

Ethnocentric

c)

Equality

d)

Matrilineal

13.

Archaeology is the study of people living in the past by looking at objects they left behind

a)

True

b)

False

14.

What are items left by people in the past called

a)

Artifacts

b)

Archaeological sites

c)

Antiquities

15.

3. Which best defines an independent nation? A country that has ____

a)

a. Its own government and national symbols

b)

b. Its own tradition and culture

c)

c. A president as head of state

d)

d. A mother country

16.

Which would NOT be a possible result of colonialism?

a)

a. Language spoken

b)

b. Structure of government

c)

c. Educational system

d)

d. Climatic conditions

17.

What is population density?

a)

The amount of people that live in an area.

b)

A type of government.

c)

An economic system.

18.

Why might a place have a lower population density?

a)

The place is near a body of water.

b)

The climate is perfect!!!

c)

It is way too cold in that place!

19.

This is where humans become accustomed to their environment, they change something about themselves to adapt...

a)

Environmental modification

b)

Human Adaptation

c)

Natural Disaster

20.

This type of area has low population and people that live there often own large areas of land with natural landscape.

a)

Urban

b)

Suburban

c)

Industrial

d)

Rural

21.

These areas are located near major cities. People that live here tend to live in subdivisions with houses. The population is moderate sized in these areas.

a)

Urban

b)

Suburban

c)

Industrial

d)

Rural

22.

These areas have very high population. Vertical planning includes tall buildings for work and living space.

a)

Urban

b)

Suburban

c)

Industrial

d)

Rural

23.

Drought, natural disasters, lack of basic needs (water, food, shelter), unemployment and war create

a)

push factors

b)

pull factors

24.

The beliefs, customs, and ways of living shared by a group of people.

a)

Migration

b)

Culture

c)

Conflict

d)

Governance

25.

The passing down of elements of a culture from generation to generation, especially by oral communication.

a)

Scarcity

b)

Culture

c)

Tradition

d)

Religion