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Froggy Jumps Social StudiesOnline version Culture, Communication, Natural Resources, Population by Forsianne Joseph 1 The Africans came to the Caribbean as ___________. a Indentured servants b Slaves c Tourists 2 Name two things the Arawaks made a Axes and balls b Axes and bats c Axes and baskets. 3 Name two historical sites on the island of Antigua. a Pillars of Hercules and Devil's Bridge b Devil's Bridge and Laviscount Island c Nelson's Dockyard and the Pillars 4 What is culture? a The way we dance. b How we live. c The way we eat. 5 Tradtions are ________ and _________ passed on from generation to generation. a beliefs and food b customs and food c beliefs and customs 6 From whom did we inherit our dialect? a African ancestors b Asian ancestors c Black American ancestors 7 Our ancestors are the people who lived before us. The first group to settle in the Caribbean were the: a Kalinagos b Indians c Amerindians 8 Name two things Caribs (Kalinagos) made a Canoes and baskets b Canoes and bows and arrows c Bows and arrows and baskets 9 How do we preserve culture? a Through tradition b Through music c Through food 10 The ____________ and _________ came to the Caribbean as indentured servants. a Indians and Caribs b Indians and Africans c Indians and Chinese 11 If an area has a lot of people, that area is said to be ________ populated. a sending b densely c Census 12 A ___________ is carried out every ten years to keep an accurate count of this number. a telephone b receiving c Census 13 What is a population? a The number of people living in a country. b The number of people in a country at any time. c The number of people living in a country at a particular time. 14 What is communication? a The sending of information. b The sending and receiving of messages. c The receiving of messages. 15 Communication must be _________ to reduce errors being made. a clear b long c short 16 Name 3 examples of ways we can communicate. a Email, singing, telephone b Email, texting, or calling c Texting, talking, or typing 17 Name the two types of maps. a Physical and Natural b Physical and Climate c Climate and Natural 18 When does the hurricane season in the Caribbean begin and end? a June to November b May to October c May to November 19 State whether this statement is true or false. The parish of St John's is densely populated. a True b False c Neither true nor false 20 State whether this statement is true or false. St. George is less densely populated as the land is used vastly for the airport and various factories. a False b True c Neither true nor false 21 State whether this statement is true or false. Talking is the ONLY way to communicate. a Neither true nor false b False c True 22 State whether this statement is true or false. Writing a letter to a friend is quicker than using a phone call. a True b False c Neither true nor false 23 A ____________ is anything that we use. a land b water c resource 24 The three most important natural resources are _________, ___________. and ________. a water, land, and air b water, resource, and land c air, water, and resource 25 Resources that can be replaced are called ___________________. a Non-renewable b Endangered c Renewable 26 Animal species in danger of becoming extinct are called __________ species. a renewable b endangered c land 27 Select whether this is renewable or non-renewable. SAND a Renewable b Both c Non-renewable 28 Select whether this is renewable or non-renewable. FRESH WATER a Renewable b both c Non-renewable 29 Select whether this is renewable or non-renewable. MANGO a Renewable b Non-renewable c Both 30 Select whether this is renewable or non-renewable. FISH a Both b Non-renewable c Renewable 31 Select whether this is renewable or non-renewable. ROCKS a Both b Renewable c Non-renewable 32 Select whether this is renewable or non-renewable. COAL a Non-renewable b Both c Renewable 33 State whether True or False. We can pick coral from the sea banks or reefs. a True b Neither true nor false c False 34 State whether True or False. We must reduce, reuse, and recycle. a True b False c Neither true nor false 35 State whether True or False. Air is an extremely valuable natural resource. a Neither true nor false b True c False 36 A settlement is a place where people live. Give 3 examples of a settlement. a Town, city, village b Town, city, mansion c Villa, mansion, town 37 How does natural landscape affect the climate of a country? a Hills stop the wind from blowing. b I don't know. c Hills get more rain. 38 Name the hurricane that hit Barbuda in 2017. a Maria b Irma c Mirma 39 Trading is when we use ________ in exchange for ______ or ____. For example: A fisherman trades fish for money. a money, in exchange for goods or services b money, in exchange for food or drink c money, in exchange for goods or food. 40 Antigua and Barbuda's national dish is called _________. a Fungi and Pepperpot b Pepperpot c Fungi

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The Africans came to the Caribbean as ___________.

Name two things the Arawaks made

Name two historical sites on the island of Antigua.

What is culture?

Tradtions are ________ and _________ passed on from generation to generation.

From whom did we inherit our dialect?

Our ancestors are the people who lived before us. The first group to settle in the Caribbean were the:

Name two things Caribs (Kalinagos) made

How do we preserve culture?

The ____________ and _________ came to the Caribbean as indentured servants.

If an area has a lot of people, that area is said to be ________ populated.

A ___________ is carried out every ten years to keep an accurate count of this number.

What is a population?

What is communication?

Communication must be _________ to reduce errors being made.

Name 3 examples of ways we can communicate.

Name the two types of maps.

When does the hurricane season in the Caribbean begin and end?

State whether this statement is true or false. The parish of St John's is densely populated.

State whether this statement is true or false. St. George is less densely populated as the land is used vastly for the airport and various factories.

State whether this statement is true or false. Talking is the ONLY way to communicate.

State whether this statement is true or false. Writing a letter to a friend is quicker than using a phone call.

A ____________ is anything that we use.

The three most important natural resources are _________, ___________. and ________.

Resources that can be replaced are called ___________________.

Animal species in danger of becoming extinct are called __________ species.

Select whether this is renewable or non-renewable. SAND

Select whether this is renewable or non-renewable. FRESH WATER

Select whether this is renewable or non-renewable. MANGO

Select whether this is renewable or non-renewable. FISH

Select whether this is renewable or non-renewable. ROCKS

Select whether this is renewable or non-renewable. COAL

State whether True or False. We can pick coral from the sea banks or reefs.

State whether True or False. We must reduce, reuse, and recycle.

State whether True or False. Air is an extremely valuable natural resource.

A settlement is a place where people live. Give 3 examples of a settlement.

How does natural landscape affect the climate of a country?

Name the hurricane that hit Barbuda in 2017.

Trading is when we use ________ in exchange for ______ or ____. For example: A fisherman trades fish for money.

Antigua and Barbuda's national dish is called _________.

Tradtions are and _ passed on from generation to generation.

The ____ and _ came to the Caribbean as indentured servants.

The three most important natural resources are ___, _. and ____.

Trading is when we use __ in exchange for or . For example: A fisherman trades fish for money.