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WorksheetsHumanitarian Aid Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is one of the learning outcomes related to understanding the experience of migration?
Learn about what it may feel like to be forced to leave home.
Learn how to cook traditional meals.
Learn about the history of the British Red Cross.
Learn how to build a house.
Why is it important to explore the similarities we have with those who migrate?
It helps us practice empathy and understand their experiences.
It allows us to compare cultures for entertainment.
It helps us identify who should stay or leave.
It is required for legal documentation.
Which pair of options is NOT shown as a choice in the image?
Alarm clock or sleep mask
Bus or walking
Phone or book
Laptop or television
Reflecting on the image, why might it be important to consider whether a choice was difficult to make?
It helps you understand your decision-making process and personal values.
It allows you to avoid making choices in the future.
It ensures you always make the right choice.
It makes you more popular among friends.
What strategic thinking question is posed about the bird family’s decision?
Would you have made different choices to the bird family?
What color are the birds?
How many eggs are in the nest?
What time of day did the birds leave?
According to the learning material, what type of decision did Mada talk about in the podcast?
A difficult decision
A financial decision
A medical decision
A political decision
Who accompanied Mada on her journey, according to the learning material?
Her family
Her friends
Her classmates
Her teachers
What is the purpose of clicking in the final step of the activity?
To clean the room.
To reveal the story behind each item.
To choose another item.
To describe the room.
Why might you be asked to infer information about a person from an item in their room?
To practice cleaning skills.
To develop reasoning and inference skills.
To memorize the items in the room.
To organize the room.
What is the main instruction given to the viewer in the green section of the image?
Choose an item.
Click on the item find out more.
What do you think it tells us about the person?
Finished exploring? Click here.
Based on the items shown in the messy room, which of the following could be inferred about the person who lives there? (DoK Level 3: Strategic Thinking)
They might enjoy playing sports and listening to music.
They are very organized and tidy.
They do not own any personal belongings.
They dislike having any decorations in their room.
What is the purpose of clicking on an item in the image, according to the instructions?
To find out more about the item.
To clean the room.
To remove the item from the image.
To change the color of the item.
Which of the following best explains why people on the move prioritize taking their phones with them? (DoK Level 2)
Phones are lightweight and easy to carry
Phones provide essential communication and access to information
Phones are fashionable accessories
Phones are used only for games
Which footballer fled his home during the Croatian War of Independence in his childhood?
Luka Modrić
Cristiano Ronaldo
Lionel Messi
Neymar Jr.
Which organization is mentioned in the image as being involved with refugees and asylum seekers?
United Nations
British Red Cross
Save the Children
World Health Organization
What item is shown in the image that is commonly used for listening to audio?
Headphones
Microphone
Speaker
Camera
What is the main purpose of the podcast mentioned in the image?
To share people’s stories
To teach mathematics
To play music
To advertise products
Which of the following items is NOT shown in the image as being present in the messy room?
Teddy bear
Plate with food
Book
Socks
Based on the items shown in the messy room, what can you infer about the person who lives there?
The person enjoys reading books
The person likely plays sports and eats in their room
The person is very organized
The person does not use technology
Why are small, kind acts important for people who have newly arrived in a community?
They help new arrivals feel welcome and included
They make new arrivals feel isolated
They discourage new arrivals from staying
They have no impact on new arrivals
