Grade 6 Social Studies Portion and Answer Key Second Term Examination 21-22

 

Grade 6 Social Studies Portion and Answer Key Second Term Examination 21-22 

Grade 6 Social Studies

Unit-2, Individual Differences

Lesson- 5 A Healthy Teen

Page 48, 49, 50

Unit-3, Asia’s Governmental Systems

Lesson- 1 Governmental Systems

Page 60

Lesson- 3 Constitutional Monarchies

Page 68

All Class Assessments, Homework and Tasks

Answer Key

Page 48

Exercise 1: What are some feelings teenagers might face?

 

Teenagers might have mood swings, and at some other times they could be defiant.

 

Exercise 2: What are 2 causes for being unhealthy? (possible answers)

1. not getting enough sleep

2. overeating

 

Exercise 3: How does sleep affect your health?

 

Sleeping enough helps maintain a stable weight. Depriving your body from the amount of sleep it needs makes you reach for more unhealthy foods to get quick energy.

 

Page 49

Exercise I: Use the words in the box to fill in the blanks.

 

1. An irrational fear of something is called.phobia.

2. The disorder which occurs when a person fears weight gain is called

anorexia.

3. The fear of something that can appear and disappear quickly is called panic attack.

4. When children grow to be teenagers, their bodies change, and their emotions might be affected.

5. When a person eats excessively and forces himself to vomit the food eaten avoiding weight gain, then he has a disorder called bulimia.

6. A condition which affects the student’s ability during a test is called performance anxiety.

7. The feeling of fear or tenseness is called anxiety.

 

Page 49

 

Exercise II: Circle the best choice.

1. The fear of closed in spaces is called __________________.

a. claustrophobia

b. agoraphobia

c. social phobia

 

2. To manage anxiety, a person can_____________________.

a. eat more

b. scream and cry

c. meditate

 

3. Bulimia can lead to ___________________.

a. anemia

b. tooth decay

c. hair drop

 

4. A normal body needs ___________________ to signal its satisfaction. This is why we have to eat slowly.

a. 6 minutes

b. 10 minutes

c. 16 minutes

 

Page 60

Exercise 1: Answer the following questions.

1.    What is a government, and why is it important for a country?

 

A government is a system formed by people and rules. Such a system helps organize a country by setting the laws.

 

2. Name the 2 types of monarchies.

a. absolute monarchy

b. constitutional monarchy

 

3. Name 2 main differences between these 3 governmental systems.

 

Dictatorship	Democracy	Republic
1) ruled by one person, the dictator 2) 2 systems: - absolute monarchy - constitutional monarchy	1) follows a constitution and people elect their own representatives 2) only one system (following the constitution)	1) governed by a president 2) 2 systems: - full presidential system - semi-presidential system

 

Page 68

 

Exercise 1: Define the term “constitutional monarchy”.

 

It is a country ruled by a king or queen. It also follows a constitution of its own.

 

Exercise 2: Answer the questions below.

 

1. What were the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait famous for in the past? Name 1 example for each country.

 

UAE was famous in the trade of copper and pearling. / Kuwait’s trade was based on wood, horses, pearls.

 

2. What was Burj Khalifa previously known as? Why did they change its name?

 

Burj Khalifa was previously known as Burj Dubai. It was given the name we know of today in honor of Sheikh Khalifa.

 

3. What resource should Bahrainis worry about in the future? Why?

 

Oil/ because Bahrain is expected to be the first amongst the other oil producing Arab countries to dry up.