Government
Democracy: How do people choose their leaders in a democracy?
A. By voting
B. By birth
C. By religion
A. By voting
You have 7 crayons. Your teacher gives you more crayons. How many crayons do you have in all?
A. 7 + c B. 7 − c
A. 7 + c
Which item should you drink during an emergency?
A. Water
B. Blanket
C. Flashlight
B. Blanket
The snow was as white as a cloud.
A. Simile
B. Not a Simile
A. Simile
You are sheltering during a tornado and hear objects hitting the building. What should you do?
A. Go see what is happening
B. Open the door
C. Stay sheltered and protect your head and neck
D. Look through a window
C. Stay sheltered and protect your head and neck
Monarchy: Who is the leader in a monarchy?
A. A teacher
B. A king or queen
C. A mayor
B. A king or queen
You have 10 pieces of candy. You eat some candy. How many pieces of candy are left?
A. 10 + c B. 10 − c
B. 10 − c
Which item can help you see if the electricity goes out?
A. Toothbrush
B. Flashlight
C. Coat
B. Flashlight
The dog ran across the yard.
A. Simile
B. Not a Simile
B. Not a Simile
School is closed because roads are covered with snow and ice. Your friend asks you to walk to their house. What is the safest choice?
A. Walk there alone
B. Stay home and follow adult directions
C. Ride your bicycle
D. Walk in the road
B. Stay home and follow adult directions
Communism: Who controls the economy in a communist government?
A. The government
B. A king or queen
C. Each individual citizen
A. The government
You play outside for 20 minutes. Then, you play for more minutes. How long did you play in all?
A. 20 + m B. m − 20
A. 20 + m
Which two items work together during a power outage?
A. Flashlight and batteries
B. Water and coat
C. Boots and canned food
A. Flashlight and batteries
The wind sounded like a roaring lion.
A. Simile
B. Not a Simile
A. Simile
Your family is preparing several days before a hurricane. Which action would help you prepare?
A. Check emergency supplies and follow weather updates
B. Wait until the storm arrives
C. Plan an outdoor activity
D. Ignore emergency alerts
A. Check emergency supplies and follow weather updates
Republic: Who do people elect to make decisions for them in a republic?
A. Representatives
B. Kings and queens
C. Religious leaders
A. Representatives
You have 15 pencils. You give some pencils to a friend. How many pencils do you have left?
A. 15 − p B. 15 + p
A. 15 − p
It is very cold during an emergency. Which two supplies would be most helpful for staying warm?
A. Blanket and coat
B. Radio and can opener
C. Water and toothpaste
A. Blanket and coat
The boy was as fast as a cheetah.
A. Simile
B. Not a Simile
A. Simile
You are outside when an earthquake begins. Buildings and power lines are nearby. What should you do?
A. Stand beside a building
B. Move to a clear area away from buildings and power lines
C. Touch a power pole
D. Run inside the nearest building
B. Move to a clear area away from buildings and power lines
Theocracy: Who holds the highest authority in a theocracy?
A. Athletes
B. Religious leaders
C. Business owners
B. Religious leaders
You have 6 books. You borrow more books from the library. How many books do you have in all?
A. b − 6 B. 6 + b
B. 6 + b
A storm causes the electricity to go out, and someone gets a small injury. Which two emergency supplies would be most helpful?
A. Blanket and water
B. Flashlight and first aid kit
C. Coat and canned food
D. Toothbrush and can opener
B. Flashlight and first aid kit
The hurricane brought strong winds and heavy rain.
A. Simile
B. Not a Simile
B. Not a Simile
Your family is preparing for a possible blizzard. Which group of supplies would be MOST useful?
A. Water, food, flashlights, batteries, and warm blankets
B. Beach towels, sunglasses, and pool toys
C. Basketballs, games, and headphones
D. Sandals, shorts, and sunscreen
A. Water, food, flashlights, batteries, and warm blankets