Integrated Studies Quiz

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Explore Your Community Knowledge

Test your understanding of communities and their structures with our Integrated Studies Quiz! This engaging quiz covers various types of communities, landmarks, and roles within the society, providing a comprehensive overview of essential concepts.

Whether you're preparing for a class or simply want to learn more, this quiz is perfect for you! Topics include:

Types of Communities
Landforms and Water Bodies
Economic Roles
Historical Sites and Places of Interest

18 Questions4 MinutesCreated by LearningTree42

1. A _________is a group of people living and working together.

Place

Historical site

Community

2. The two MAIN types of communities are __________ and __________

Village and city

Urban and rural

Town and city

3. One example of a village is _________

May Pen

New Harbour Village

Rocky Point

4. One example of a town is ______________

Clarendon

May Pen

Kingston

5. One example of a city is _______________

Ochi Rios

Mandeville

Montego Bay

6. What is the difference between a private-owned building and a public building?

Private-owned buildings are buildings owned by an individual or an institution while public buildings are owned by an individual.

Private-owned buildings are buildings owned by an individual or an institution while public buildings are owned by the government.

Private-owned buildings are buildings owned by the government while public buildings are owned by an institution, church or individual.

7. A ________________ is the highest kind of landform.

Hill

Mountain

Sea

8. A _________ is a body of water surrounded by land.

Sea

River

Lake

9. A ___________ is a body of fresh water.

River

Lake

Sea

10. Three (3) man-made water sources are:

River, pond, canal

Pond, canal, reservoir

Tank, canal, lake

11. A person that buys then sells food in the market is called a ___________

Seller

Farmer

Vendor

12. A person who grows then sells food is called a ___________

Vendor

Butcher

Farmer

13.A driver is to a bus as a carpenter is to __________

Car

Furniture

Bricks

14. A mason is to cement while a electrician is to ______________

Dresser

Paintings

Television

15. Boston Beach in Portland is a _________

Historical site

Place of interest

Man-made resource

16. What is the difference between a sculptor and a sculpture?

Sculptures are works of art while a sculptor is a person who creates these works of art.

Sculptors are works of art while a sculpture is a person who creates these works of art.

Sculptures can be seen from all sides while a sculptor can be seen from the front.

17. Kirkvine Alumina Plant is a place of __________

Historical site

Interest

Economic important

Giddy House is a place of ________________

Historical site

Interest

Economic importance

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