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US Grade 6 Global Studies Test 3

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Author: TestGru Team (Education Specialist)

20 questions · All questions on one page

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K-12 Grade 6 Global Studies Middle School (Grade 6, USA Common Core) USA USA Common Core & NGSS
What is this test? for Grade 6 Global Studies practice (Middle School 6-8, USA Common Core) — Middle School (Grade 6, USA Common Core) level, USA.
Is this for you? For Middle School students (Grade 6, 6-8) — if you are in Middle School, this is for you.
Section: K-12 Grade 6 Global Studies · Education: Middle School · Part: K-12 Grade 6 Global Studies · Country: USA

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Question 1
What is the Bill of Rights?
A) A tax law
B) The first 10 amendments
C) A city plan
D) A war treaty
Question 2
What are the three branches of government?
A) Legislative, Executive, Judicial
B) Math, Reading, Science
C) Army, Navy, Air Force
D) City, County, State
Question 3
How many US Senators are there?
A) 200
B) 50
C) 100
D) 435
Question 4
How many voting members in the House?
A) 100
B) 435
C) 50
D) 538
Question 5
What is federalism?
A) No states
B) One ruler
C) Only courts
D) Power shared between national and state governments
Question 6
What is the Electoral College?
A) A bank
B) A school
C) A court
D) The body that elects the President
Question 7
Which branch enforces laws?
A) The Zoo
B) President
C) The Library
D) The Post Office
Question 8
Where would you find Grand Canyon?
A) Japan
B) the United States
C) Brazil
D) France
Question 9
Why do Americans observe Labor Day?
A) to sleep
B) honors workers
C) to travel abroad
D) to shop only
Question 10
Salem is the capital of which state?
A) Maine
B) Ohio
C) Idaho
D) Oregon
Question 11
Which city is the capital of Hawaii?
A) Honolulu
B) Boston
C) Dallas
D) Seattle
Question 12
Which branch makes laws?
A) The Library
B) Congress
C) The Zoo
D) The Post Office
Question 13
Where would you find Rocky Mountains?
A) the United States
B) Japan
C) Brazil
D) France
Question 14
Atlanta is the capital of which state?
A) Maine
B) Georgia
C) Idaho
D) Ohio
Question 15
Which city is the capital of Colorado?
A) Dallas
B) Boston
C) Denver
D) Seattle
Question 16
Which branch interprets laws?
A) The Zoo
B) The Post Office
C) The Library
D) Supreme Court
Question 17
Where would you find Mississippi River?
A) Brazil
B) France
C) the United States
D) Japan
Question 18
Tallahassee is the capital of which state?
A) Florida
B) Ohio
C) Maine
D) Idaho
Question 19
Which city is the capital of Pennsylvania?
A) Dallas
B) Harrisburg
C) Boston
D) Seattle
Question 20
Where would you find Everglades?
A) France
B) Japan
C) Brazil
D) the United States

About This Test

For Elementary (K-5), Middle (6-8) and High School (9-12) in the USA — Common Core & NGSS-aligned Math, ELA, Science and Social Studies by grade level. Which grade is this for? K-12 USA curriculum.

K-12 USA — 13 grades × 7-15 subjects = 1,016+ tests. Covers Kindergarten to Grade 12: Math (Common Core), English Language Arts, Science (NGSS), Social Studies, Phonics/Spelling/Vocabulary, Art, Music, PE & Health, Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1 & 2, Geometry, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Government and Pre-Calculus. Each heading has 8 tests × 20 questions = 160Q with no duplicates within a test. Tests are grade-appropriate (· Elementary K-5 foundation, Middle 6-8 transition, High 9-12 college-ready). Use Is this for you? badges to find your grade.

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