Grade 5: Social Studies Paper 2 Copy Date November 26, 2020 Grade 5: Social Studies (2020 – 2021) Grade 5: Social Studies Paper 2 Copy Enter email to receive quiz results: 1. Which gas is MOST important for life on earth?A. heliumB. ozoneC. oxygenD. argon 2. Which of these is regarded as ground provision?A. YamB. callalooC. coconutD. orange 3. Which gas does a plant need in order to make its own food?A. oxygenB. carbon dioxideC. heliumD. hydrogen 4. Which countries have a coastline on the Caribbean Sea?A. Belize and JamaicaB. Brazil and El SalvadorC. Jamaica and BrazilD. Belize and El Salvador 5. Which country is a part of the Greater Antilles?A. DominicaB. CubaC. GrenadaD. Barbados 6. Several people were on their roofs and soldiers were busy rescuing others. Most of the animals were drowned. What disaster is being described?A. a floodB. a volcanoC. an earthquakeD. a fire 7. Why do Caribbean countries have similar climatic conditions?A. They are small.B. They are in the western hemisphere.C. They are mountainous.D. They are in the tropical zone. 8. Which of these capitals is a tourist resort?A. May PenB. Spanish TownC. Montego BayD. Port Maria 9. Which of the following capitals is inland?A. Port AntonioB. Port MariaC. MandevilleD. Falmouth 10. Use the map of the Caribbean to answer questions 10 to 12. What name is given to the group of islands which is shaded? A. Leeward IslandsB. Greater AntillesC. Windward IslandsD. Lesser Antilles 11. Which body of water is shown at X?A. OceanB. riverC. lakeD. sea 12. I flew from Jamaica to Cuba by way of the shortest and most direct route. In which direction did I go?A. WestB. NorthC. eastD. south 13. What does a small farmer do?A. grows a variety of cropsB. exports bananas regularlyC. rears thousands of chickensD. tends several hundred cows 14. Which style of music CORRECTLY matches its country?A. reggae.......AntiguaB. calypso......TrinidadC. meringue......BarbadosD. beguine......Jamaica 15. The Caribbean islands are influenced by the sea, therefore, they all have a:A. Tropical Marine climateB. Tropical Monsoon climateC. Temperate Continental climateD. Temperate Monsoon climate 16. Which of the following is a natural resource?A. clothB. cementC. bauxiteD. aluminium 17. Large land masses of the Earth are called:A. MountainsB. plainsC. plateauxD. continents 18. Which of the towns listed below is the capital of a Caribbean country?A. Port-of-SpainB. PortsmouthC. MiamiD. Brown;s Town 19. Use this diagram to answer question 19. What does the area Y on the map represent? A. riverB. hillC. valleyD. Plain 20. In which climatic region is Jamaica?A. North ZoneB. South ZoneC. Tropical ZoneD. South Temperate Zone 21. Which name is given to the air that surrounds the earth?A. islandB. oceanC. continentD. atmosphere 22. Which group of islands belongs to the Greater Antilles?A. Jamaica, Cuba, HispaniolaB. Antigua, Guadeloupe, GrenadaC. Cuba, Puerto Rico, DominicaD. Grenada, Hispaniola, Jamaica 23. Which of these countries is not an island?A. TrinidadB. BarbadosC. GuyanaD. Cuba 24. Use the map of Jamaica to answer question 24. Which parish is indicated by the letter X? A. St. ElizabethB. WestmorelandC. HanoverD. St. James 25. Which of these is the official language of Commonwealth Caribbean countries?A. DutchB. SpanishC. FrenchD. English 26. Use the diagram to answer question 26. On which line of latitude is the country labelled Q? A. 10oNB. 10oSC. 5oSD. 15oN 27. Which type of activities are Crop Over, Carnival and Mardi Gras?A. playsB. festivalsC. gamesD. concerts 28. What is cou-cou? It is aA. type of ground provisionB. form of entertainmentC. special dishD. type of mineral 29. The University of the West Indies has campuses in three different Caribbean countries. What is the main aspect of Caribbean linkage shown by this arrangement?A. educationalB. sportingC. culturalD. diplomatic 30. Use the map below to answer question 30. Which two parishes have both bauxite and cattle? A. III and IVB. I and IIIC. II and IVD. I and II 31. Which of the following involves the cultivation of crops and rearing of animals?A. TradingB. agricultureC. HorticultureD. manufacturing 32. Which of the following groups is made up only of water bodies?A. sea, mountain, oceanB. lake, river, plainC. ocean, sea, valleyD. sea, lake, ocean 33. Every Saturday morning John dumps the garbage into the river behind his house. Which of the following best describes what he has been doing?A. helping the garbage collectorB. saving the family moneyC. polluting the riverD. feeding the fish 34. Identify the sentence which best describes a forest?A. large area of land covered with treesB. a large garden of shrubs and flowersC. flowers and thistles in a parkD. a group of small trees on a hill 35. Use the table below to answer questions 35 and 36. For what period of time does the table provide information? A. 6 yearsB. 5 yearsC. 3 yearsD. 2 years 36. Which of the following statements about the table is true?A. 1986 was the best year for visitor arrivalB. The fewest number of visitors arrived in 1985C. Visitor arrivals grew steadily over the period shownD. In 1988 visitor arrivals declined in relation to 1987 37. The majority of people who live in Jamaica are of _____ origin.A. IndianB. AfricanC. ChineseD. European 38. Which of the following best describes a people’s culture?A. their way of lifeB. the work they doC. the way they speakD. their dance and music 39. Which of these resources is renewable?A. copperB. goldC. silverD. tree 40. Which shows how to sustain a natural resource?A. dumping garbage in our gulliesB. pouring raw sewage into the seaC. replanting areas from which trees have been cutD. removing sand from the beaches 41. Which natural hazard is LEAST likely to occur in the Caribbean?A. droughtB. tornadoC. hurricaneD. earthquake 42. What is the meaning of CARIFESA?A. Caribbean FeastB. Caribbean festivalC. Caribbean festival of ArtsD. Caribbean Festival of Agriculture 43. Which is a French speaking Caribbean island?A. AnguillaB. MartiniqueC. CuracaoD. Puerto Rico 44. Use the map to answer question 44. What feature does A represent? A. a peninsulaB. an isthmusC. an islandD. a lake 45. During times of disasters countries make special effort to assist each other. Which word best describes this action?A. co-operationB. GlobalizationC. IntegrationD. migration 46. The energies, talents, skills and abilities of a country’s population are itsA. renewable resourcesB. non-renewable resourcesC. natural resourcesD. human resources 47. Which character would not be in a Jonkunnu dance?A. AnancyB. Cow HeadC. DevilD. Pitchy Patchy 48. Use the table to answer question 48. In which country is mining most likely to take place? A. BarbadosB. Puerto RicoC. BelizeD. Guyana 49. As an institution of CARICOM, the Caribbean Development BankA. lends money to its members for recreationB. lends money to its members for projectsC. always depends on the World BankD. always experiences shortage of funds 50. Which country is most famous for its Crop Over Festival?A. BarbadosB. JamaicaC. GuyanaD. Puerto Rico 51. Use the table to answer question 51. In which year was rice production the lowest? A. 1995B. 1996C. 1997D. 1998 52. Why is bauxite a non-renewable resource?A. It is not processed in the CaribbeanB. Once used up, it cannot be restoredC. It has to be processed before it can be usedD. It requires heavy duty machinery 53. What is a plateau?A. low land between two hillsB. flat-topped mountainC. rugged highlandD. large area of flat land 54. Which best describes a river?A. A large body of salt water which borders a continentB. A body of fresh water surrounded by landC. A body of salt water partially surrounded by landD. A body of fresh water flowing through a channel from the source to the mouth 55. Use the table to answer questions 55 and 56. For which two games did the score keep increasing? A. table tennis and cricketB. cricket and netballC. volleyball and netballD. table tennis and golf 56. For which game was there a very unsteady performance over the week?A. cricketB. netballC. table tennisD. volleyball 57. Which are Caribbean airlines?A. Continental and DeltaB. Caribbean Airline and BWIAC. Caribbean Airline and British AirwaysD. LIAT and Quantas 58. Georgetown is the capital of which country?A. SurinameB. GuyanaC. GrenadaD. Barbados 59. Use the table to answer questions 59 to 61. Cocoa is grown in . A. Portland and ClarendonB. Portland and St. MaryC. St. Mary and ClarendonD. St. Elizabeth and Portland 60. Which crop is grown in four parishes?A. breadfruitB. citrusC. cocoaD. sugar cane 61. In which parish can oranges be purchased?A. ClarendonB. PortlandC. St. JamesD. St. Mary 62. Which best defines mining?A. The moving of trees from the hillsidesB. The moving of top soil from certain areasC. The study of all mineralsD. The extraction of minerals from the earth 63. Which of the following dances is part of the African culture?A. KuminaB. Cha chaC. CalypsoD. Reggae 64. The total number of people living in a country is called its .A. labour forceB. populationC. natural resourceD. wealth 65. Individuals making up a country’s working population is its .A. natural resourceB. wealthC. populationD. labour force 66. Cutting down trees for firewood without replanting is .A. miningB. deforestationC. overgrazingD. crop rotation 67. The head office for CARICOM is located in .A. JamaicaB. BarbadosC. TrinidadD. Guyana 68. The national dish of Barbados isA. flying fish and cou couB. beans and riceC. mountain chickenD. arroz con pollo 69. The floor of the sea is calledA. a trenchB. a basinC. a ridgeD. the seabed 70. People who study the origins of man are called .A. ArchitectsB. MigrantsC. AnthropologistsD. Meteorologists 71. CARICOM was established byA. Treaty of ChaguaramasB. Montego Bay ConferenceC. Grenada AccordD. St. Lucia Agreement 72. Nation builders operate at the community level because they are:A. interested in being interviewed by the pressB. committed to their country’s developmentC. waiting on the government to take actionD. not very nationalistic Loading... Previous Lesson Back to Course Next Lesson