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Colonial America: End-of-Unit QuizVersion en ligne CKLA Unit 10 Review par Ed 1 Match the word to its definition: colony a An area settled by a group of people from another country that remains connected to the newly settled area and its people b People who owe money or favors to others c Large farms or estates in warm climates, usually growing a large, single crop, such as cotton, tobacco, sugar cane, rice, or indigo d A large amount of produce grown to be sold to others to make money rather than to be used or eaten by the people growing it 2 Match the word to its definition: dissenter a A large amount of produce grown to be sold to others to make money rather than to be used or eaten by the people growing it b An area settled by a group of people from another country that remains connected to the newly settled area and its people c People who owe money or favors to others d Someone who disagrees with the majority, or the people in power; usually someone who disagrees with the government or a church 3 Match the word to its definition: cash crop a People who owe money or favors to others b An area settled by a group of people from another country that remains connected to the newly settled area and its people c Large farms or estates in warm climates, usually growing a large, single crop, such as cotton, tobacco, sugar cane, rice, or indigo d A large amount of produce grown to be sold to others to make money rather than to be used or eaten by the people growing it 4 Match the word to its definition: plantation a People who owe money or favors to others b A large amount of produce grown to be sold to others to make money rather than to be used or eaten by the people growing it c An area settled by a group of people from another country that remains connected to the newly settled area and its people d Large farms or estates in warm climates, usually growing a large, single crop, such as cotton, tobacco, sugar cane, rice, or indigo 5 Match the word to its definition: debtor a An area settled by a group of people from another country that remains connected to the newly settled area and its people b People who owe money or favors to others c Large farms or estates in warm climates, usually growing a large, single crop, such as cotton, tobacco, sugar cane, rice, or indigo d A large amount of produce grown to be sold to others to make money rather than to be used or eaten by the people growing it 6 The English left their country to ______ colonies in the New World in order to have a better life. a optimistic b established c transformed d reliant 7 Being able to plant and harvest crops made the colonists more ______ about surviving the winter. a optimistic b transformed c established d reliant 8 As the colonies grew and developed their own industries and trade, they became less ______ on England for supplies. a established b transformed c optimistic d reliant 9 The growing of tobacco ______ some Virginia colonists into wealthy people. a transformed b reliant c optimistic d established 10 When John Smith was wounded, there was a lot of increased ______ between the colonists and the Powhatan. a established b tension c optimistic d transformed 11 Part IV – Complete the sentences: The English faced many challenges when they established colonies in the New World because _______________ a they only faced challenges from weather and were fully prepared beforehand b they easily found abundant resources and good relations with everyone c they faced challenges related to resources, climate, and relations with Native peoples d they had no motivation to settle the New World 12 Part V – Which two colonial regions should be compared for geography, climate, way of life, and industry? a New England Colonies and Middle Colonies b New England Colonies and Southern Colonies c Middle Colonies and Southern Colonies d New England Colonies and Atlantic Colonies 13 sack cloth a a small job done regularly (chores) (50) b rough cloth used to make sacks or bags for carrying things (48) c to carry from one place to another (48) d a large farm, usually found in warm climates, where crops such as cotton, rice, and tobacco are grown (48) 14 transport a rough cloth used to make sacks or bags for carrying things (48) b a small job done regularly (chores) (50) c a large farm, usually found in warm climates, where crops such as cotton, rice, and tobacco are grown (48) d to carry from one place to another (48) 15 chore a to carry from one place to another (48) b a small job done regularly (chores) (50) c a large farm, usually found in warm climates, where crops such as cotton, rice, and tobacco are grown (48) d rough cloth used to make sacks or bags for carrying things (48) 16 heap a to carry from one place to another (48) b a lot of (50) c rough cloth used to make sacks or bags for carrying things (48) d a large farm, usually found in warm climates, where crops such as cotton, rice, and tobacco are grown (48) 17 swamp fever a wet, spongy land that is often partially covered with water (54) b malaria; a sickness stemming from being bitten by infected mosquitoes found in warm climates (52) c to take care of (54) d a lot of (50) 18 tend a a large farm, usually found in warm climates, where crops such as cotton, rice, and tobacco are grown (48) b to carry from one place to another (48) c sparkling (56) d to take care of (54) 19 swamp a wet, spongy land that is often partially covered with water (54) b malaria; a sickness stemming from being bitten by infected mosquitoes found in warm climates (52) c to take care of (54) d a lot of (50) 20 twinkling a rough cloth used to make sacks or bags for carrying things (48) b a large farm, usually found in warm climates, where crops such as cotton, rice, and tobacco are grown (48) c to take care of (54) d sparkling (56) 21 talking to a to carry from one place to another (48) b a large farm, usually found in warm climates, where crops such as cotton, rice, and tobacco are grown (48) c the act of scolding or a serious conversation during which you tell someone why his/her behavior is wrong (56) d to take care of (54) 22 rickety a rough cloth used to make sacks or bags for carrying things (48) b to carry from one place to another (48) c poorly made and could break at any moment (58) d a large farm, usually found in warm climates, where crops such as cotton, rice, and tobacco are grown (48) 23 What is the meaning of bitterly—(60)? a to completely destroy (60) b to forbid, not allow (banned) (66) c extremely (60) d a person who owes money (debtors) (62) 24 What is the meaning of devour—(60)? a to forbid, not allow (banned) (66) b to completely destroy (60) c the possibility that something harmful and bad might happen (68) d a woman who sews as a job (64) 25 What is the meaning of debtor—(62)? a the possibility that something harmful and bad might happen (68) b money or something else owed (debts) (62) c to completely destroy (60) d a person who owes money (debtors) (62) 26 What is the meaning of debt— (62)? a money or something else owed (debts) (62) b to forbid, not allow (banned) (66) c a woman who sews as a job (64) d the possibility that something harmful and bad might happen (68) 27 What is the meaning of seamstress—(64)? a to completely destroy (60) b money or something else owed (debts) (62) c the possibility that something harmful and bad might happen (68) d a woman who sews as a job (64) 28 What is the meaning of ban—(banned) (66)? a to forbid, not allow (banned) (66) b to completely destroy (60) c the possibility that something harmful and bad might happen (68) d a woman who sews as a job (64) 29 What is the meaning of threat—(68)? a the possibility that something harmful and bad might happen (68) b a woman who sews as a job (64) c to completely destroy (60) d to forbid, not allow (banned) (66)

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Colonial America: End-of-Unit QuizVersion en ligne

par Ed

Match the word to its definition: colony

Match the word to its definition: dissenter

Match the word to its definition: cash crop

Match the word to its definition: plantation

Match the word to its definition: debtor

The English left their country to ______ colonies in the New World in order to have a better life.

Being able to plant and harvest crops made the colonists more ______ about surviving the winter.

As the colonies grew and developed their own industries and trade, they became less ______ on England for supplies.

The growing of tobacco ______ some Virginia colonists into wealthy people.

When John Smith was wounded, there was a lot of increased ______ between the colonists and the Powhatan.

Part IV – Complete the sentences: The English faced many challenges when they established colonies in the New World because _______________

Part V – Which two colonial regions should be compared for geography, climate, way of life, and industry?

sack cloth

transport

chore

heap

swamp fever

tend

swamp

twinkling

talking to

rickety

What is the meaning of bitterly—(60)?

What is the meaning of devour—(60)?

What is the meaning of debtor—(62)?

What is the meaning of debt— (62)?

What is the meaning of seamstress—(64)?

What is the meaning of ban—(banned) (66)?

What is the meaning of threat—(68)?