CBA1: Social Studies Quiz

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CBA1: Social Studies Quiz


Froggy Jumps CBA1: Social Studies QuizVersion en ligne Quiz on units 2-4 topics. par Mr. #14 1 What is the main difference between direct democracy in Athens and representative democracy today? a Today is direct democracy. b Athens was a republic; today is a monarchy. c Athens had direct democracy; today is representative democracy. 2 Why were some groups of people in Athens not considered citizens? a Only merchants were citizens. b Children were citizens. c Women, enslaved people, foreigners. 3 What is one difference between a limited government and an unlimited government? a Limited governments have no laws; unlimited governments do. b A limited government is constrained by laws; an unlimited one has total control. c Limited governments avoid elections; unlimited governments require them. 4 Explain one difference between free enterprise, socialism, and communism. a All three rely on the same ownership models. b Free enterprise = private ownership; socialism = mix; communism = government controls almost everyth c Communism emphasizes private competition. 5 In which type of economic system do consumers usually have the most choices? Why? a Free enterprise because competition leads to more options for buyers. b Socialism because the government controls all production. c Communism because the state plans everything. 6 Why might shortages of goods happen in communist economies? a Government decides what to produce → poor planning, not enough goods b Government does not support shut downs c communist are experts at planning and prevent this from happening 7 How does India’s economy show traits of both socialism and free enterprise? a Private businesses exist Government controls some industries (transportation, energy) b India's street food is considered the most popular in the world c Hindi films are rivals to hollywood films these are produced in India 8 What is one way to measure the level of development in a country? a richess, pro athletes, fast cars, baby showers b birthday parties, swimming parties, and celebrations c GDP, GDP per capita, literacy rate, life expectancy 9 Why is the Middle East an important region for world trade? a major sheep import-used for wool coats b Major oil exporter → oil is essential for global economy c The deserts produce high quality sand for sand castles 10 Factors of Production (with examples) Natural resources a teachers, workers, farmers b oil, water, farmland c machines, tools, factories 11 Factors of Production (with examples) Labor a workers, teachers farmers b inventors, business owners c oil water farmland 12 Factors of Production (with examples) capital a inventors, business owners b machines, tools, factories c inventors, business, owners

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CBA1: Social Studies QuizVersion en ligne

par Mr. #14

What is the main difference between direct democracy in Athens and representative democracy today?

Why were some groups of people in Athens not considered citizens?

What is one difference between a limited government and an unlimited government?

Explain one difference between free enterprise, socialism, and communism.

In which type of economic system do consumers usually have the most choices? Why?

Why might shortages of goods happen in communist economies?

How does India’s economy show traits of both socialism and free enterprise?

What is one way to measure the level of development in a country?

Why is the Middle East an important region for world trade?

Factors of Production (with examples) Natural resources

Factors of Production (with examples) Labor

Factors of Production (with examples) capital