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Explore how communities around the world are alike and different across geography, culture, government, and economics.
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40 questions
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What is a community?
Which kind of community is shown in the picture?
A community outside a city with neighborhoods, schools, and parks is called _____.
Communities around the world are alike because they all have people, homes, and _____.
What word describes the way of life shared by a group of people?
The usual weather a place has year after year is called its _____.
Two communities can be different because they have different climates and landforms.
The picture shows a rural community. Which kind of community would have the most people living close together?
A fishing village gets food from the ocean, using its _____ to meet needs.
A coastal fishing village's leaders set a rule limiting how many fish boats can go out each day. Which lens does this fact belong to?
Studying the mountains, rivers, and weather around a community means studying its _____.
Studying how people in a community earn money, work, and buy things means studying its _____.
Studying the leaders of a community and the rules they make means studying its _____.
Studying the music, food, clothing, and holidays of a community means studying its _____.
All the people on Earth, in every land, taken together make up the _____.
Why do communities make rules?
In Venice, Italy, people travel between homes and shops by boat on water canals. Which lens does this tell about?
The Nile River flows right through the middle of Cairo, Egypt. Which part of studying a community is this?
Quito, Ecuador sits high in the Andes Mountains. Which lens does this fact belong to?
In Nairobi, Kenya, families buy vegetables from sellers at open-air markets. Which lens does this fact belong to?
In Hanoi, Vietnam, many adults work in factories that make clothing. Which lens does this fact belong to?
In Bergen, Norway, many people earn a living by catching and selling fish. Which lens is this?
In Kyoto, Japan, families visit old temples for festivals each summer. Which lens does this fact belong to?
In Oaxaca, Mexico, families cook tamales together for special days. Which lens does this fact belong to?
In parts of Mongolia, families live in round tents called gers. Which lens does this fact belong to?
In Mumbai, India, grown-ups vote to choose the leaders of their city. Which lens does this show?
City leaders in Quito, Ecuador decide where a new park will be built. Which lens does this show?
Leaders in a Kenyan town collect taxes to pay for schools and roads. Which lens does this show?
Sofia moves to a new town and joins its schools, parks, and clubs. She is now part of a new _____.
What is one way two world communities can be different from each other?
When you tell the ways two communities are alike, you are naming their _____.
A large area of land where places share the same climate or landforms is called a _____.
Which question would you ask to learn about a community's government?
Which question would you ask to learn about a community's geography?
People in a community share rules that help them live together.
Communities trade with each other to get things they cannot make or grow.
Communities are found on every continent where people live.
A place must be a city to be called a community.
Everyone in a community must speak the same language.
Learning about a community's rivers and hills tells you about its government.
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