WorksheetsChapter 5 social studies quiz
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
Which best describes a river basin?
The deepest part of a river
Land that a river and its tributaries drain
A single stream that end in a pond
A place where boats are stored
A tributary is?
A canal made by people
A river or stream that flows into a larger river or lake
A lake that dries up each summer
A waterfall
Which place is a wetland?
Dry desert plain
Rocky Mountain pass
Swamp or marsh that is often covered with water
Beach dune
Fine sand, soil, or clay carried by running water and deposited on land
Silt
Wetland
Cash crop
River basin
An economic policy in which the goal is to gain wealth by exporting more goods than are imported.
Cash crop
Monopoly
Mercantilism
Capital gain
A crop grown for the purpose of selling it rather than consuming it
Wetland
Cash crop
Grid
Bankrupt
Related to or engaged in the buying and selling of goods
Monopoly
Commercial
Capital gain
Bankrupt
Exclusive control of a product or service in a particular market
Inflation
Capital gain
Monopoly
Bankrupt
A profit from the sale of a property or investment
Inflation
Cash crop
Capital gain
Bankrupt
To have no money left
Capital gain
Monopoly
Bankrupt
Mission
A condition in which the price of goods increases as the value of money decreases
Bankrupt
Capital gain
Inflation
Cash crop
A series of horizontal and vertical lines that cross each other to divide an area into sections
Grid
Silt
Creole
Mission
Related to the legal System and to judgments made in a court of law
Multicultural
Immigrant
Creole
Judicial
The basic structure that helps communities run such as roads, ports, aqueducts, and power plants.
Cultural group
Infrastructure
Emancipate
Assimilate
People Who share many of the same customs such as beliefs, traditions, clothing or language
Creole
Grid
Cultural group
Multicultural
Having more than one culture
Creole
Multicultural
Assimilate
Immigrant
To set free from slavery or from other bondage
Creole
Immigrant
Emancipate
Bankrupt
Of mixed European and African origin especially in the Caribbean
Immigrant
Creole
Mission
Treaty
A person who moved from one country to live in another country
Creole
Immigrant
Cultural group
Mission
To integrate or be absorbed into a culture of a population or group
Tready
Mission
Assimilate
Emancipate
A formal written agreement between peoples and nations
Cash crop
Treaty
Mission
Wetland
A building or a group of buildings used by a religious organization to spread its faith
Mission
Immigrant
Creole
River basin
