Social Studies Vocabulary Review Question Preview (ID: 44089)

a) an example of a closed question

b) a rhetorical question

c) an example of an open question

d) an example of a complicated question

a) a question that can be answered with a yes or no

b) an example of a closed question

c) is a rhetorical question

d) an example of an open question

a) is an example of a closed question

b) is an example of an open question

c) is a rhetorical question

d) is a false question

a) Example of a closed question.

b) Example of a bias question.

c) Example of an open question.

d) Example of a rhetorical question.

a) global, worldwide, intercontinental, universal, multinational

b) community, district, neighborhood, city, or town

c) state, public, federal, government.

d) showing clever judgement and practical understanding

a) global warming

b) community, district, neighborhood, city, or town

c) common to or characteristic of a whole nation

d) belonging or relating to a particular area or neighborhood

a) is a document or physical object which was written or created during the time under study

b) news existing, occurring, or carried on between two or more nations

c) belonging or relating to a particular area or neighborhood

d) common to or characteristic of a whole nation

a) news that travels fast

b) belonging or relating to a particular area or neighborhood

c) common to or characteristic of a whole nation

d) fake news

a) belonging or relating to a particular area or neighborhood

b) news existing, occurring, or carried on between two or more nations

c) news not worth watching

d) common to or characteristic of a whole nation

a) favoritism, unfairness, partiality or prejudice

b) impartiality, fairness

c) national or global

d) healthy, sickly, quickly, slowly

a) favoritism, unfairness, partiality or prejudice

b) state, public, federal, government

c) impartiality, fairness

d) global, worldwide, intercontinental, universal, multinational

a) a first hand account

b) Examples include: Diaries, speeches, manuscripts, letters

c) is a document or physical object which was written or created during the time under study

d) interprets and analyzes a primary source

a) is a document or physical object which was written or created during the time under study.

b) King George 111

c) Examples: Textbooks, magazine articles, reviews, commentaries, encyclopedias

d) Examples are: Textbooks, magazine articles, reviews, commentaries, encyclopedias

a) a question with a short factual answer

b) is a question with a yes or no

c) a rhetorical question

d) a question that may have many details

a) a question that may have many details

b) a question that doesn't make any sense

c) is a question with a yes or no answer

d) may need to check many sources to find an answer