4th Grade Social Studies: 2nd Quarter Exam 2022-2023
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- Q1What is stock?a slice of breada share in the ownership of a businessour roots in historya leader of our country30s
- Q2Where is Wall Street?in Chicagoin New York Cityin Los Angelesin Dallas30s
- Q3What is a factory?a building where goods are manufactureda store where goods are solda place where goods are shippeda small business that makes and sells food at a mall30s
- Q4What is a canal?the land next to an oceana river or stream used for travelpart of a lake extending into the landa waterway that people dig, usually for shipping30s
- Q5Why were the forests important to early European settlers in the Northeast?they had many rivers for fishingthey provided protection from enemiesthey provided wood for shipsthey kept the weather cool all year long30s
- Q6Which is NOT a landform found in the Northeast?fieldsthe Rocky Mountainsvalleysthe Appalachian Mountains30s
- Q7What is a blizzard?a snowstorm with high windsa very powerful storm with strong winds and heavy raina huge, swirling windstorma severe thunderstorm30s
- Q8What is winter like in the Northeast?cold and snowywarm and wetcool and wetwarm and dry30s
- Q9Who were early people in the Northeast?the Germansthe Vikingsthe Cherokeethe Wampanoag30s
- Q10Where did most Quakers settle?PennsylvaniaVirginiaMassachusettsNew York30s
- Q11How can people contribute to their communities?by going to other communities and throwing trash on the ground on vacationby letting only the police protect their towns and citiesby volunteering and by teaching others about good citizenshipby not being a good neighbor30s
- Q12What does cooperate mean?to make a differenceto help the needypeople working together to achieve a certain goalto build something30s
- Q13What is a responsibility?something a person should dosomething that protects a person's rightssomething that a person writes down on papersomething a person wants to do30s
- Q14What is a jury?a group of people that tell their stories to help othersa group of people who listens to evidence in court and decides if a person is innocent or guiltya group that gathers for a peaceful protesta group of people that makes laws30s
- Q15Which is NOT a right guaranteed by the Bill of Rights?the right to hold peaceful public meetingsfreedom of speechthe right to owned enslaved peoplefreedom of religion30s