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Grade 6 Social Studies Spring Exam 2025

Total questions: 95

Worksheet time: 48mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What happens after a general election?

a)

there is a huge party

b)

the Prime Minister is sworn in

c)

the Governor General selects members of the House of Assembly

d)

new laws are made

2.

What is one brand that play an important role in the daily running of the country?

a)

the government

b)

the House of Assembly

c)

senate

d)

cabinet

3.

The Governor General has power over the selection of members.

a)

yes, he/she gives them a speech

b)

true

c)

false

d)

no, she greets them at the door

4.

Who makes up the House of Assembly?

a)

the governing party and the opposing party

b)

Bahamians

c)

our parents

d)

the Governor General and King Harry

5.

What is the chief business of the House of Assembly?

a)

the give speeches

b)

to talk

c)

to discuss and amend bills

d)

to pick which laws they want to use

6.

What is the duty of cabinet members?

a)

to carry out important duties based on their portfolios

b)

to carry out the government's policies and programs

c)

to stock the kitchen cabinets

d)

to make new laws

7.

Who heads the branches of the government in The Bahamas?

a)

the Prime Minister

b)

the cabinet

c)

the senate

d)

the Governor General

8.

Who is responsible for a new law for a particular ministry?

a)

the Prime Minister

b)

the government branches

c)

every minister

d)

the Governor General

9.

Which of the following ministers are found in the Government of The Bahamas?

a)

Education

b)

Health

c)

Finance

d)

all of the above

10.

Where must a cabinet minister belong to?

a)

the House of Assembly

b)

the Senate

c)

a government building

d)

none of the above

11.

How many courts are in The Bahamas?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

12.

The majority ruling from this group decides the faith of the defendant.

a)

Supreme Court

b)

Privy Council

c)

Magistrate's Court

d)

The Court of Appeal

13.

This court is located in London and consists of five judges.

a)

Supreme Court

b)

Privy Council

c)

Magistrate's Court

d)

Court of Appeal

14.

This court is headed by a president, who is a justice and four other justices.

a)

Supreme Court

b)

Privy Council

c)

Magistrate's Court

d)

Court of Appeal

15.

This court deals with cases which are heard before 12 jurors and are made up of men and women.

a)

Supreme Court

b)

Privy Council

c)

Magistrate's Court

d)

Court of Appeal

16.

A family island administrator act as a judge in some cases?

a)
True
b)
False
17.

The customs department only search for illegal items.

a)
True
b)
False
18.

Children under the age of 18 who have committed an offense are sent to prison.

a)
True
b)
False
19.

What is the duty of prison officers

a)

to feed and take care of prisoners

b)

to keep prisoners locked up

c)

to control and see to the reform of the prison population

d)

to patrol the prisoners

20.

Name a correctional center where children under the age of 18 are sent.

a)

Willie Mae Pratt Center

b)

Shock Treatment

c)

PACE

d)

Simpson Penn Center

21.

What is the constitution?

a)

the basis of all laws in the Bahamas

b)

a document that outlines the way a country should b governed

c)

a list of rules and regulations that should be followed by the House of Assembly

d)

is what tell us who are Bahamians

22.

The constitution protects the citizens of The Bahamas. What does it protect?

a)

their rights and freedom

b)

their private information

c)

their Bahamian identity

d)

their lives from criminals

23.

In which year was the constitution established in The Bahamas?

a)

1942

b)

1492

c)

1972

d)

1973

24.

What two nations agreed to the constitution of The Bahamas?

a)

the Americans and The Bahamas

b)

The Bahamas and the British

c)

the French and The Bahamas

d)

The Bahamas and Russians

25.

The constitution outlines the duties of the Prime Minister, the Governor General, and the Senate.

a)
True
b)
False
26.

What is the term used to describe a new bill that is approved and signed by the Governor General?

a)

approved

b)

bill

c)

Act of Parliament

d)

law

27.

Who decides when a new law is needed?

a)

the government

b)

the Parliament

c)

the Prime Minister

d)

the Governor General

28.

What happens to the bill after voting in The House of Assembly?

a)

it is passed to the Senate

b)

it is enforced

c)

it is passed to the Cabinet

d)

it is signed

29.

What are the two types of laws in The Bahamas?

a)

common law and uncommon law

b)

civil law and criminal law

c)

there is only one type of law

d)

common law and statue law

30.

What is the intended new law called?

a)

a rule

b)

a law

c)

a bill

d)

an outline

31.

Name the two organizations that help to keep law and order in the Bahamas?

a)

The Royal Bahamas Defense Force and The House of Assembly

b)

The Royal Bahamas Police Force and The Bahamas National Trust

c)

the Royal Bahamas Police Force and Royal Bahamas Defense force

d)

The Royal Bahamas Defense Force and The Bahamas National Trust

32.

The Ministry of Finance of The Bahamas is located at the Cecil Wallace-Whitfield Center on East Bay Street.

a)
True
b)
False
33.

What is the main role of the Ministry of Finance?

a)

to make money

b)

to budget money

c)

to evenly distribute money to all businesses in The Bahamas

d)

to properly manage the government's resources and finances

34.

Who is the current minister of finance in The Bahamas?

a)

Iram Lewis

b)

Honorable Philip Davis

c)

Honorable Michael Pintard

d)

Glenys Hanna Martin

35.

What are two main areas the government borrows money for?

a)

to keep shops and other businesses open

b)

road and school maintenance

c)

to keep banks running

d)

to give money to those in need

36.

What is one major concern of the UN?

a)

homeless people

b)

food shortages

c)

the welfare of the elderly

d)

the welfare of children

37.

Why do the United Nations meet in the general assembly?

a)

to let others know about the ideas they are thinking about

b)

to raise money to keep the organization running

c)

to discuss and decide certain resolutions for peace and security and other principal issues

d)

to talk about what's been going on

38.

What does UN stand for?

a)

United Network

b)

Uniformed Network

c)

Undercover Nations

d)

United Nation

39.

What is an aim of the United Nation?

a)

to maintain peace among nations

b)

to make sure everyone is happy

c)

to ensure that everyone is getting along

d)

to make sure no one is missing out

40.

The United Nations could be compared to a ______ government.

a)

Bahamian

b)

local

c)

world

d)

democratic

41.

What is another name for public officers?

a)

civil servant

b)

contracted workers

c)

government workers

d)

labourers

42.

Which group hires private professionals?

a)

the private sector

b)

government agencies

c)

private businesses

d)

government sector

43.

The two sectors the Bahamian labor force is divided into are the private sector and local sector.

a)
True
b)
False
44.

Why is it important that all types of laborers are needed in the Bahamas?

a)

to ensure that everyone has a job

b)

to ensure that everyone is getting the services that they need

c)

to ensure the country has sufficient workers to run effectively

d)

to supply the needed workforce

45.

The Bahamas recruits labors from other countries even if they are able to supply the needed workforce.

a)
True
b)
False
46.

Define the term manufacturing?

a)

raw materials that are put together

b)

the making of things

c)

making articles

d)

products made using machinery

47.

What is the name of the location where small businesses manufacture their goods?

a)

the Soldier Road Industrial Park

b)

Silver Road Industrial Park

c)

Silver Rail Industrial Park

d)

Silver Road Manufacturing Park

48.

The Bahamas engages in manufacturing on a large scale.

a)
True
b)
False
49.

Not many goods are produced in the Bahamas.

a)
True
b)
False
50.

One of the businesses that products are manufactured for is Paper Pak Products.

a)
True
b)
False
51.

A small fee is charged on various items as a form of tax.

a)
True
b)
False
52.

What is the duty of The Bahamas Customs Department?

a)

they are responsible for the import and exports of goods, packages, documents, and people

b)

they are responsible for checking for illegal weapons and prohibited items

c)

they are responsible for packaging items and good to export out of the country

d)

they are responsible for checking people's bags when they enter and leave the country

53.

The name of one of the entry ports in The Bahamas is King George Wharf.

a)
True
b)
False
54.

What makes the transportation of documents instantaneous?

a)

the age of the workers

b)

the age of technology

c)

the time

d)

the age of transportation

55.

What is the function of private import and export businesses?

a)

to track documents and packages around the world

b)

to receive documents and packages from around the world

c)

to transport documents and packages around the world

d)

to store documents and packages from private businesses.

56.

Each group of settlers would affect the islands either ___ or negatively.

a)

positively

b)

privately

c)

publicly

d)

gradually

57.

When did a new era begin in The Bahamas?

a)

1942

b)

1973

c)

1492

d)

1972

58.

The Lucayans arrived in The Bahamas before Christopher Columbus.

a)
True
b)
False
59.

Columbus landed on the island of New Providence.

a)
True
b)
False
60.

History tells us what has happened in the pass.

a)
True
b)
False
61.

What was Woodes Rodger's position in The Bahamas?

a)

Royal Governor

b)

Loyalist

c)

Tories

d)

Adventurers

62.

The Bahamas' history is only affected by the African Culture.

a)
True
b)
False
63.

Which kingdom in Africa is Bahamians descendants of?

a)

Zulu

b)

Ghana

c)

Kongo

d)

Mutapa

64.

Which group established the first link between The Bahamas and the United States?

a)

Tories

b)

Eleutheran Adventurers

c)

Pirates

d)

Freed Slaves

65.

Where did the Eleutheran Adventurers come from?

a)

England

b)

America

c)

Italy

d)

Bermuda

66.

Who is the Father of Labour?

a)

Randol Fawkes

b)

Sir. Lynden Pindling

c)

Mark Knowles

d)

Sir Milo Butler

67.

Who is the Father of the Nations?

a)

Randal Fawkes

b)

Sir. Lynden Pindling

c)

Mark Knowles

d)

Sir. Milo Butler

68.

The success of nation builders has changed the history of The Bahamas.

a)
True
b)
False
69.

What sport did Mark Knowles play?

a)

basketball

b)

volleyball

c)

tennis

d)

baseball

70.

Define the teem nation-builder.

a)

People who helped build the community

b)

people who discipline themselves in what they do

c)

people who become models for Bahamians today and future generations

d)

people who worked hard in their chosen discipline to bring about a change in their community

71.

Who is Eddie Minnis?

a)

a songwriter

b)

an athlete

c)

an architect

d)

a member of Parliament

72.

Who was instrumental in building the hermitage on Cat Island?

a)

Stanley Burnside

b)

Mr. Oscar Johnson

c)

Father Jerome

d)

Rev. Angela Palacious

73.

Who was the first to have schools established on Cat Island?

a)

Stanley Burnside

b)

Mr. Oscar Johnson

c)

Father Jerome

d)

Rev. Angela Palacious

74.

Who was known as an artist and cartoonist?

a)

Father Jerome

b)

Eddie Minnis

c)

Rev. Angela Palacious

d)

Stanley Burnside

75.

Who was known as a religion hero?

a)

Father Jerome

b)

Eddie Minnis

c)

Rev. Angela Palacious

d)

Stanley Burnside

76.

Junkanoo is the only national celebration in The Bahamas.

a)
True
b)
False
77.

Where did Junkanoo's roots originate from?

a)

The Bahamas

b)

Europe

c)

Africa

d)

slavery

78.

How many times per year is Junkanoo officially celebrated in the Bahamas?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

79.

What are the two times that Junkanoo is held in The Bahamas?

a)

Boxing Day and Independence

b)

Boxing Day and New Year's Day

c)

Labour Day and New Year's Day

d)

Christmas Day and New Year's Day

80.

What are two things that have changed in Junkanoo over they years?

a)

music and Junkanoo groups

b)

costumes and dance

c)

dance and instruments

d)

costumes and the number of people

81.

What is one of the main components of our culture?

a)

shared ideas

b)

beliefs

c)

history

d)

values of a group of people

82.

What is culture?

a)

way of life

b)

something that every country has

c)

the private life of people of a country

d)

something that is inherited from another country

83.

What is the Vendue House now referred to?

a)

Pompey House

b)

Vendue Museum

c)

Vendue Museum

d)

Pompey Museum

84.

Where did Free slaves settled?

a)

Nassau

b)

Grand Bahama

c)

Adelaide

d)

Abaco

85.

Culture tells us where we are going.

a)
True
b)
False
86.

What is the purpose of the packaging houses in the islands?

a)

to collect the produce and ship them to Nassau

b)

to sell the produce

c)

to preserve the produce

d)

to hold the produce

87.

Modernization affects the method of growing and raising food in The Bahamas.

a)
True
b)
False
88.

Which aspect shows evidence of British roots in The Bahamas?

a)

public buildings

b)

food

c)

our government leaders

d)

work systems

89.

On which island is the Rolleville Plantation located

a)

Exuma

b)

San Salvador

c)

Nassau

d)

Cat Island

90.

Which produce is bottled and sold in Bahamian markets?

a)

Tomatoes

b)

rice

c)

chips

d)

potatoes

91.

Africa is a continent made up of many ___.

a)

islands

b)

nations

c)

cities

d)

kingdoms

92.

Both Kongo and Bahamian cultures insist that children should respect and yield to elders and strangers should be treated with unwavering hospitality.

a)
True
b)
False
93.

Which group of early settlers in The Bahamas do the Aborigines resemble?

a)

Lucayans

b)

Aborigines

c)

Loyalists

d)

Tainos

94.

How is Japan similar to The Bahamas?

a)

It is an archipelago.

b)

its manufacturing industry

c)

its natural resources

d)

its cars

95.

Which festival in Brazil is similar to the festival in The Bahamas?

a)

Junkanoo

b)

Christmas

c)

Carnival

d)

New Years