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WorksheetsSocial Justice Quiz for Year 5
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 2hrs 3mins
Who might students talk to if treated unfairly?
Aliens
Parents or teachers
Superheroes
Animals
What is one way to support an organisation?
Eating snacks
Sleeping
Fundraising events
Ignoring them
What is one example of support for injustice?
Playing games
Eating lunch
Police and legal systems
Ignoring the problem
What is one type of poverty discussed?
Funny poverty
Happy poverty
Relative poverty
Rich poverty
What is one way to tackle stereotypes?
Playing games
Recognising and challenging them
Eating snacks
Ignoring them
What do students learn about perspectives?
Only teachers' views
Only their own view
Seeing things from different points of view
Only parents' views
What is one example of an injustice in school?
Lots of games
Limited vegetarian options
Too many toys
Too much food
What is one example of a global injustice?
Too many toys
Poverty
Too many games
Too much food
What is one way to persuade people to support an organisation?
Playing games
Ignoring them
Eating snacks
Sharing information
a special advantage or right that an individual or group of people may have.
Culture
Privilege
Stereotypes
Equality
A “way of life” for a group of people. The way these people do things, religion they believe, traditions they follow, music they listen to, etc.
intersectionality
equity
community
culture
Behaviors and traits that society has given men and women, true or untrue.
discrimination
gender stereotypes
culture
community
An idea or belief people have about a group of people that is based off of looks which may be untrue.
discrimination
privilege
stereotypes
culture
When a person or group of people are treated unfairly or differently
inclusion
community
equity
discrimination
Giving every person the exact same resources regardless of your needs.
equity
equality
community
inclusion
the idea that every person deserves to have the same access to opportunities to lead a successful life.
community
intersectionality
social justice
discrimination
Fill in the blank: Seeing things from another person's __________ can help us understand their thoughts and feelings better.
prejudice
perspective
power
poverty
Fill in the blank: __________ is a condition where a person lacks the financial resources to meet basic living expenses.
Power
Equity
Poverty
Acceptance
Which word or group of words is a synonym for sympathize in the sentence?
I sympathize with you about what you are going through.
disagree
feel concern for
express little interest in
become suddenly aware of
Which word means treated in an unkind or cruel way?
segregation
mistreated
qualified
demonstrators
Which word means people who participate in public protests or marches?
mistreated
qualified
demonstrators
sympathize
Which word means has met the necessary requirements to do something?
qualified
demonstrators
mistreated
segregation
It is your opinion based on someone's age.
Age Stereotype
Gender Stereotype
Culture Stereotype
It is your opinion based on someone's belief and race.
Gender Stereotype
Age Stereotype
Culture Stereotype
It is your opinion based on someone's gender.
Age Stereotype
Gender Stereotype
Culture Stereotype
Girls are concerned about their physical appearance while boys are carefree about theirs.
Gender Stereotype
Age Stereotype
Culture Stereotype
Old people are lazy and unhealthy while teenagers are active and healthy.
Culture Stereotype
Gender Stereotype
Age Stereotype
All black Americans are good at sports while Asians are not.
Gender Stereotype
Culture Stereotype
Age Stereotype
Teenagers lack wisdom while adults are wise.
Gender Stereotype
Age stereotype
Culture Stereotype
Filipinos are known to arrive late while Europeans are always on time.
Age Stereotype
Gender Stereotype
Culture Stereotype
Girls should do household chores while boys should work.
Age Stereotype
Gender Stereotype
Culture Stereotype
What do we call the unfair assumptions or biased judgment towards other people or group?
(a)
1. Age stereotypes are assumptions on the role of men and women.
TRUE
FALSE
2. Racial stereotypes are stereotypes that exist about a race and its culture.
TRUE
FALSE
5. A stereotype is an overgeneralized belief about a particular group or class of people.
TRUE
FALSE
6. Teenagers nowadays are hard-headed. They always cause trouble to their parents.
AGE STEREOTYPE
GENDER STEREOTYPE
RACIAL STEREOTYPE
SOCIAL CLASS STEREOTYPE
IS THE STATEMENT BELOW A GENERAL STATEMENT OR A SPECIFIC STATEMENT?
DON'T FORGET TO GRAB A FEW PENCILS IN THE MORNING.
GENERAL STATEMENT
SPECIFIC STATEMENT
IS THE STATEMENT BELOW A GENERAL STATEMENT OR A SPECIFIC STATEMENT?
ALL OF US SHOULD USE OUR TIME WISELY.
GENERAL STATEMENT
SPECIFIC STATEMENT
Few kids prefer vegetables to fruits.
Most government buildings are closed on holidays.
This statement is a:
This statement is:
This statement is:
Which is not a cause of poverty?
Higher education
Poor health facilities
Poor infrastructure
High growth of population
Which is a measure to remove poverty?
Employment opportunities
Low production
Less income
More big cars
Which statement about poverty is true
poverty has little effect on people's health
wealthier countries tend to have fewer people living in poverty
poverty has little effect on standard of living
countries with welfare programs have eliminated the problem of poverty
What are some challenges that people in poverty face?
lack of access to health care
education
food insecurity
all of the above
"A condition where household income is below the average standard of living of their country" is the definition of which vocabulary term?
Relative Poverty
Absolute Poverty
Living Wage
Minimum Wage
Which of the following statements is FALSE?
Living wage is often higher than minimum wage
States can set a higher minimum wage than $7.25, but it can't be lower
People living in relative poverty are never able to afford their basic needs
All countries in Africa are considered developing
______ is the state in which you lack the financial resources and the essentials of living for a minimum standard of living
Cognitive Processing
Poverty
Effective Learning
Behavioral Delay
True or False: Poverty does plays a part in Education
Both True and False
True
False
Neither
What is Extreme poverty?
Living on less than $10 per day
Living on less than $5 per day
Living on less than $2.5 per day
Living on less than $1.9 per day
What is povertry itself?
When you don't have money
When your basic needs aren't met
When your begging in th streets
When you don't have a job
Which one of the following is NOT a type poverty?
Spiritual
Environmental
Energy
Economic
