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Grade 3 Social Studies practice sheet

New Brunswick Curriculum · from Gradelings · Name: ______________________

  1. Question 1

    Is it a continent or an ocean? Tap an item, then tap its basket.

    Sort into: 🌍 continent · 🌊 ocean

    • 📍Antarctica
    • 📍Atlantic
    • 📍Asia
    • 📍Arctic
    • 📍Southern
    • 📍Africa
  2. Question 2

    Most of New Brunswick is covered by…

    • glaciers
    • desert
    • ice
    • forest
  3. Question 3

    Where can you find a Wabanaki community in New Brunswick today?

    • nowhere
    • only in other countries
    • in places such as Elsipogtog, Madawaska Maliseet and Tobique
    • only in the Arctic
  4. Question 4

    New Brunswick joined Confederation in which year?

    • 1867
    • 1900
    • 1949
    • 1784
  5. Question 5

    A friend who always suggests fair rules at recess is…

    • a formal leader with a title
    • not a leader
    • an informal leader
  6. Question 6

    A citizen is a person who…

    • is an animal
    • is a king
    • belongs to a country and has rights and responsibilities
    • only visits a country
  7. Question 7

    What does fairness mean?

    • only some get a turn
    • no one gets to speak
    • one person always wins
    • everyone is treated in a just way
  8. Question 8

    Many Wabanaki people see the treaties as promises to share the land rather than to…

    • grow food
    • make music
    • name rivers
    • give it away
  9. Question 9

    A non-renewable resource is one that…

    • cannot be replaced quickly once it is used
    • falls from the sky
    • grows in a day
    • always grows back
  10. Question 10

    Which ocean is on the east coast of Canada?

    🌊
    • the Atlantic Ocean
    • the Indian Ocean
    • the Pacific Ocean

Answer key

  1. 1. 🌍 continent: Antarctica, Asia, Africa · 🌊 ocean: Atlantic, Arctic, Southern (Maps & Globes)
  2. 2. forest (My Province: New Brunswick)
  3. 3. in places such as Elsipogtog, Madawaska Maliseet and Tobique (Wabanaki Nations of New Brunswick)
  4. 4. 1867 (The Peoples of New Brunswick)
  5. 5. an informal leader (Groups, Leaders & Getting Along)
  6. 6. belongs to a country and has rights and responsibilities (Governments in New Brunswick)
  7. 7. everyone is treated in a just way (Citizens Take Part)
  8. 8. give it away (Treaties & Reconciliation)
  9. 9. cannot be replaced quickly once it is used (Natural Resources of New Brunswick)
  10. 10. the Atlantic Ocean (Maps & Globes)

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