Quiz: Social Studies


Social StudiesOnline version Resources and Communication by Forsianne Joseph 1 A _________ is anything that we use. a land b air c resource d water 2 Name the three most important natural resources. a water, air, and land b water, food, and air c land, air and food d none of the above 3 Resources that can be replaced are called _________________ a Non-renewable b Replaceable c Renewable d Non-replaceable 4 Resources that cannot be replaced easily or within a lifetime are called _____________. a Non-replaceable b Replaceable c Non-Renewable d Non-replaceable 5 There are 3 most important natural resources. Click on all 3. Choose one or more answers a Air b Food c Water d Land 6 Animal species in danger of becoming extinct are called a engineered b Dangerous c Endangered d extinct 7 Select three (3) renewable natural resources Choose one or more answers a animals b plants c water d rocks 8 Select three (3) non-renewable natural resources Choose one or more answers a rocks b sand c plants d gold 9 List 3 endangered species in Antigua and Barbuda. Choose one or more answers a Antiguan Racer Snake b Hawksbill Sea Turtle c Leatherback Sea Turtle d West Indian Whistling Duck 10 Select the resources that are renewable. Choose one or more answers a Mango b Fish c Coal d Fresh water 11 Select the resources that are non-renewable. You can select more than one. Choose one or more answers a Rocks b Coal c Mango d Sand 12 Select True or False. We can pick coral from the sea banks or reefs. a True b False c Neither True nor False d 13 Select True or False. We must reduce, reuse, and recycle. a True b False c d 14 Air is an extremely valuable natural resource. a False b True c d 15 If an area has a lot of people, that area is said to be ________ populated. a Clear b densely c receiving d lightly 16 A __________ is carried out every ten years to keep an accurate count of this number. a survey b telephone c Census d communication 17 Communication is the _______ and _____ of messages. Choose one or more answers a Sending b Writing c Receiving d Texting 18 What is population? a The number of people living in a country. b The number of people visiting a country at a particular time. c The number of people visiting a country. d The number of people living in a country at a particular time. 19 Communication must be ______ to reduce errors being made. a clear b sent c long d short 20 The _____ was invented by Alexander Graham Bell in 1876. This changed the way we communicate forever. a Internet b Telephone c Post Office d Tablet 21 A settlement is where people live. Give three examples of a settlement. Choose one or more answers a Town b Parish c City d Village 22 Give 3 examples of ways we can communicate today. Choose one or more answers a Texting b Fish c Email d Calling 23 Some ways we communicate Choose one or more answers a Sign language b body language c notices d sirens (emergency services) 24 More ways we can communicate. Choose one or more answers a Radio b Tunnels c Newspaper d Television

1

A _________ is anything that we use.

a

land

b

air

c

resource

d

water

2

Name the three most important natural resources.

a

water, air, and land

b

water, food, and air

c

land, air and food

d

none of the above

3

Resources that can be replaced are called _________________

a

Non-renewable

b

Replaceable

c

Renewable

d

Non-replaceable

4

Resources that cannot be replaced easily or within a lifetime are called _____________.

a

Non-replaceable

b

Replaceable

c

Non-Renewable

d

Non-replaceable

5

There are 3 most important natural resources. Click on all 3.

Choose one or more answers

a

Air

b

Food

c

Water

d

Land

6

Animal species in danger of becoming extinct are called

a

engineered

b

Dangerous

c

Endangered

d

extinct

7

Select three (3) renewable natural resources

Choose one or more answers

a

animals

b

plants

c

water

d

rocks

8

Select three (3) non-renewable natural resources

Choose one or more answers

a

rocks

b

sand

c

plants

d

gold

9

List 3 endangered species in Antigua and Barbuda.

Choose one or more answers

a

Antiguan Racer Snake

b

Hawksbill Sea Turtle

c

Leatherback Sea Turtle

d

West Indian Whistling Duck

10

Select the resources that are renewable.

Choose one or more answers

a

Mango

b

Fish

c

Coal

d

Fresh water

11

Select the resources that are non-renewable. You can select more than one.

Choose one or more answers

a

Rocks

b

Coal

c

Mango

d

Sand

12

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

a

True

b

False

c

Neither True nor False

d

13

Select True or False. We must reduce, reuse, and recycle.

a

True

b

False

c

d

14

Air is an extremely valuable natural resource.

a

False

b

True

c

d

15

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

a

Clear

b

densely

c

receiving

d

lightly

16

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

a

survey

b

telephone

c

Census

d

communication

17

Communication is the ___ and _ of messages.

Choose one or more answers

a

Sending

b

Writing

c

Receiving

d

Texting

18

What is population?

a

The number of people living in a country.

b

The number of people visiting a country at a particular time.

c

The number of people visiting a country.

d

The number of people living in a country at a particular time.

19

Communication must be ______ to reduce errors being made.

a

clear

b

sent

c

long

d

short

20

The _____ was invented by Alexander Graham Bell in 1876. This changed the way we communicate forever.

a

Internet

b

Telephone

c

Post Office

d

Tablet

21

A settlement is where people live. Give three examples of a settlement.

Choose one or more answers

a

Town

b

Parish

c

City

d

Village

22

Give 3 examples of ways we can communicate today.

Choose one or more answers

a

Texting

b

Fish

c

Email

d

Calling

23

Some ways we communicate

Choose one or more answers

a

Sign language

b

body language

c

notices

d

sirens (emergency services)

24

More ways we can communicate.

Choose one or more answers

a

Radio

b

Tunnels

c

Newspaper

d

Television

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Social StudiesOnline version

by Forsianne Joseph

A _________ is anything that we use.

Name the three most important natural resources.

Resources that can be replaced are called _________________

Resources that cannot be replaced easily or within a lifetime are called _____________.

There are 3 most important natural resources. Click on all 3.

Animal species in danger of becoming extinct are called

Select three (3) renewable natural resources

Select three (3) non-renewable natural resources

List 3 endangered species in Antigua and Barbuda.

Select the resources that are renewable.

Select the resources that are non-renewable. You can select more than one.

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

Select True or False. We must reduce, reuse, and recycle.

Air is an extremely valuable natural resource.

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.

Communication is the _______ and _____ of messages.

What is population?

Communication must be ______ to reduce errors being made.

The _____ was invented by Alexander Graham Bell in 1876. This changed the way we communicate forever.

A settlement is where people live. Give three examples of a settlement.

Give 3 examples of ways we can communicate today.

Some ways we communicate

More ways we can communicate.

Communication is the ___ and _ of messages.