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Grade 3 Social Studies practice sheet

NWT 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

    How do the land and weather of a place affect the way people live?

    🏡
    • they don't affect people at all
    • they only change people's names
    • they shape the homes, food and clothes people use
  3. Question 3

    Rights come with responsibilities. If you have the right to be safe, your responsibility is to…

    🛡️
    • take other people's things
    • only think about yourself
    • help keep others safe too
  4. Question 4

    According to the passage, is oral history still shared today?

    Oral History

    Oral history is history that is spoken and heard. Indigenous peoples have passed down knowledge this way for thousands of years, and they still do today.

    Elders share stories, songs and teachings about their people's history, the land and how to live well together. Listeners learn to remember carefully so they can pass the knowledge on correctly.

    When a whole community remembers important events together, it is called collective memory.

    • No, it stopped long ago
    • Yes, Elders still share it today
    • No, it is only in museums
  5. Question 5

    Many Maasai families in East Africa raise which animals?

    • 🐧penguins
    • 🦌reindeer
    • 🐄cattle
  6. Question 6

    In summer in the far north the sun…

    • sets at noon
    • never rises
    • stays up for many hours
  7. Question 7

    Which ocean is on the east coast of Canada?

    🌊
    • the Atlantic Ocean
    • the Indian Ocean
    • the Pacific Ocean
  8. Question 8

    Trading helps people meet their needs when…

    🍌
    • it is a sunny day
    • they already have everything
    • they can't grow or make something where they live
  9. Question 9

    How can a global citizen help children in other countries?

    💧
    • ignore problems far away
    • waste food and water
    • raise money for clean water or schools
  10. Question 10

    Why do listeners try to remember the stories carefully?

    Oral History

    Oral history is history that is spoken and heard. Indigenous peoples have passed down knowledge this way for thousands of years, and they still do today.

    Elders share stories, songs and teachings about their people's history, the land and how to live well together. Listeners learn to remember carefully so they can pass the knowledge on correctly.

    When a whole community remembers important events together, it is called collective memory.

    • so they can pass them on correctly
    • so they can win a prize
    • so they can change the endings

Answer key

  1. 1. 🌍 continent: Antarctica, Asia, Africa · 🌊 ocean: Atlantic, Arctic, Southern (Maps & Globes)
  2. 2. they shape the homes, food and clothes people use (Needs Around the World)
  3. 3. help keep others safe too (Cultures of the World)
  4. 4. Yes, Elders still share it today (First Peoples)
  5. 5. 🐄 cattle (Indigenous Peoples of the World)
  6. 6. stays up for many hours (Our Territory: The NWT)
  7. 7. the Atlantic Ocean (Maps & Globes)
  8. 8. they can't grow or make something where they live (Needs Around the World)
  9. 9. raise money for clean water or schools (Cultures of the World)
  10. 10. so they can pass them on correctly (First Peoples)

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