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Baseball Challenge!

Social Studies TCAP Review Grade 6

Today’s Game T-Cap Review is pitched by

Social Studies Social Studies Online grade 6Online grade 6

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Batter Up!Batter Up!Home Single

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Home Single #1 – What Home Single #1 – What is a Monarchy?is a Monarchy?

government ruled by a king or queen*

government ruled by a dictator*

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Home Single #2 – Home Single #2 – Civilization is?Civilization is?

Highly developed culture*

Many people living in the same area*

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Home Single #3 – Socialism?Home Single #3 – Socialism?

Government has a central role in the economy*

movement of people to cities*

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Home Single #4 – Democracy?Home Single #4 – Democracy?

government ruled by leaders chosen by a vote of the people*

government rules by a small group of people*

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Home Single #5 – natural Home Single #5 – natural resources?resources?

products of the earth that people use to meet their needs*

Products people make in factories*

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Home Single #6 – Irrigating?Home Single #6 – Irrigating?

Bringing water to the land using ditches, canals, dikes, etc.*

the process of growing food*

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Home Single #7 – Oligarchy?Home Single #7 – Oligarchy?

government headed by a few rich and powerful people*

Government rule by a powerful noble*

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Home Single #8 – Parthenon?Home Single #8 – Parthenon?

Largest building in the Acropolis*

A Greek priest*

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Home Single #9 – Greek City Home Single #9 – Greek City State?State?

Polis*

agora*

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Home Single #10 – religion Home Single #10 – religion with many gods?with many gods?

theocracy*

polytheism*

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Home Single #11 – Nation Home Single #11 – Nation ruled by voting for ruled by voting for representatives?representatives?

Republic*

federalist*

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Home Single #12 – Code of Home Single #12 – Code of laws written during the time laws written during the time of the Byzantine empire?of the Byzantine empire?

Justinian’s Code*

Preamble*

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Home Single #13 – Home Single #13 – Landmass surrounded buy Landmass surrounded buy water on three sides?water on three sides?

Peninsula*

island*

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Home Single #14 – The Home Single #14 – The distance measured in distance measured in degrees north to south from degrees north to south from the Equator to the poles?the Equator to the poles?

latitude*

longitude*

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Home Single #15 – The Home Single #15 – The distance measured in distance measured in degrees east to west of the degrees east to west of the Prime Meridian?Prime Meridian?

longitude*

latitude*

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Visitor Single #1 – Visitor Single #1 – Dictatorship?Dictatorship?

Government ruled by an individual who took control and rules as he/she wishes*

Government ruled by an assembly*

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Visitor Single #2 – Culture?Visitor Single #2 – Culture?

way of life of a group of people who share similar beliefs and customs*

a group of people who share the same goals*

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Visitor Single #3 – Cultural Visitor Single #3 – Cultural Diffusion?Diffusion?

process of spreading new knowledge and skills to other areas*

group of people who live in the same area and do not share knowledge with others*

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Visitor Single #4 – Visitor Single #4 – Urbanization?Urbanization?

Movement of people to cities*

People moving away from the cities into the countryside*

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Visitor Single #5 – Famine?Visitor Single #5 – Famine?

Lack of food*

A form of government from the dark ages*

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Visitor Single #6 – Tyranny?Visitor Single #6 – Tyranny?

system of government ruled by a military leader*

government ruled by a few rich and powerful people*

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Visitor Single #7 – Homers Visitor Single #7 – Homers long poems are called?long poems are called?

Epics*

Fables*

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Visitor Single #8 – Leader of Visitor Single #8 – Leader of Greece during its Golden Age?Greece during its Golden Age?

Athens*

Sparta*

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Visitor Single #9 – Greek city-Visitor Single #9 – Greek city-state known for its military state known for its military way of life?way of life?

Sparta*

Athens*

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Visitor Single #10 – A Visitor Single #10 – A religious leader?religious leader?

patriarch*

parchment*

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Visitor Single #11 – The first Visitor Single #11 – The first Christian emperor of the Christian emperor of the Roman Empire?Roman Empire?

Constantine*

Justinian*

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Visitor Single #12 – The Visitor Single #12 – The distance measured in distance measured in degrees east to west of the degrees east to west of the Prime Meridian?Prime Meridian?

longitude*

latitude*

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Visitor Single #13 – The line Visitor Single #13 – The line of 0 degrees longitude that of 0 degrees longitude that passes through Greenwich, passes through Greenwich, England?England?

Prime Meridian*

altitude*

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Visitor Single #14 – The Visitor Single #14 – The distance measured in distance measured in degrees north to south from degrees north to south from the Equator to the poles?the Equator to the poles?

latitude*

longitude*

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Visitor Single #15 – Visitor Single #15 – Introduction to the Introduction to the constitution?constitution?

Preamble*

Magna Carta*

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Fly Ball! It’s Caught! Fly Ball! It’s Caught! You’re Out!You’re Out!

Next Batter!

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It’s a Hit! Base Run Single!It’s a Hit! Base Run Single!

Next Batter!

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Double #1 – 0 degrees Double #1 – 0 degrees latitude?latitude?

Equator*

Prime Meridian*

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Double #2 – Shows a cardinal Double #2 – Shows a cardinal direction and intermediate direction and intermediate directions of a map?directions of a map?

Compass rose*

Map Key*

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Double #3 – An imaginary rod Double #3 – An imaginary rod around which the earth turns?around which the earth turns?

Axis*

Grid*

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Double #4 – The relationship Double #4 – The relationship between real size and the size between real size and the size used on maps and models?used on maps and models?

Scale*

distortion*

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Double #5 – A person who Double #5 – A person who makes maps?makes maps?

cartographer*

maptologist*

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Double #6 – Height above sea Double #6 – Height above sea level?level?

altitude*

latitude*

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Double #7 – 0 degrees Double #7 – 0 degrees longitude?longitude?

equator*

prime meridian*

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Double #8 – Five Themes: Double #8 – Five Themes: Where is it?Where is it?

location*

place*

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Double #9 – 5 Themes: Double #9 – 5 Themes: unifying characteristics?unifying characteristics?

region*

place*

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Double #10 – 5 themes: what’s Double #10 – 5 themes: what’s it like/ physical and human it like/ physical and human characteristics?characteristics?

place*

location*

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Double #11 – 5 themes: exact Double #11 – 5 themes: exact location?location?

absolute location*

relative location*

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Double #12 – 5 themes: Double #12 – 5 themes: movement?movement?

change*

location*

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Double #13 – a collection of Double #13 – a collection of maps?maps?

atlas*

axis*

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Double #14 – Soil and sand Double #14 – Soil and sand deposited at a river’s mouth deposited at a river’s mouth and built up over time?and built up over time?

delta*

island*

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Double #15 – A narrow piece Double #15 – A narrow piece of land that connect two larger of land that connect two larger pieces on land?pieces on land?

isthmus*

strait*

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Pop Up Center Field! Pop Up Center Field! It’s Caught! Two Outs!It’s Caught! Two Outs!

Next Batter!

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It’s a Hit! Base Run Double!It’s a Hit! Base Run Double!

Next Batter!

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Triple #1 – System of Triple #1 – System of exchange between lord and exchange between lord and vassal. Vassal provides food vassal. Vassal provides food in return for protection?in return for protection?

Feudalism*

monarchy*

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Triple #2 – Holy war?Triple #2 – Holy war?

crusade*

guild*

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Triple #3 – Piece of land given Triple #3 – Piece of land given by a lord to his vassal?by a lord to his vassal?

fief*

serf*

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Triple #4 – One outcome of the Triple #4 – One outcome of the Crusades?Crusades?

exposed new ideas and products such as spices and silk*

All the serfs were killed*

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Triple #5 – Twin sons of Mars?Triple #5 – Twin sons of Mars?

Romulus and Remus*

Abbot and Costello*

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Triple #6 – Founder of Rome?Triple #6 – Founder of Rome?

Romulus*

Remus*

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Triple #7 – Group of elected Triple #7 – Group of elected officials?officials?

senate*

forum*

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Triple #8 –Wealthy ruling Triple #8 –Wealthy ruling class?class?

partician*

plebian*

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Triple #9 – Working class?Triple #9 – Working class?

plebian*

patrician*

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Triple #10 – Market place?Triple #10 – Market place?

Forum*

Pompeii*

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Triple #11 – Nation where a Triple #11 – Nation where a single ruler controls a large single ruler controls a large number of territories?number of territories?

Empire*

Atrium*

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Triple #12 – Arena for gladiator Triple #12 – Arena for gladiator fights?fights?

colosseum*

aqueduct*

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Triple #13 – Land of the Jews?Triple #13 – Land of the Jews?

Judea*

Byzantiam*

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Triple #14 – Designed by Triple #14 – Designed by Romans to move water?Romans to move water?

aqueduct*

colosseum*

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Triple #15 – Stories used by Triple #15 – Stories used by Jesus to teach?Jesus to teach?

Parables*

Fables*

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Ground Ball! Thrown to Base!Ground Ball! Thrown to Base!Two Outs!Two Outs!

Next Batter!

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It’s a Triple Base Hit!It’s a Triple Base Hit!

Next Batter!

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Homer #1 – To move to Homer #1 – To move to another country?another country?

emigrate*

leave*

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Homer #2 – Rain carrying large Homer #2 – Rain carrying large amount of chemicals?amount of chemicals?

acid rain*

chemical rain*

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Homer #3 – Group of people Homer #3 – Group of people who share a common culture, who share a common culture, language or history?language or history?

Ethnic group*

culture club*

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Homer #4 – Narrow body of Homer #4 – Narrow body of water between two pieces of water between two pieces of land?land?

strait*

delta*

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Homer #5 – Piece of land Homer #5 – Piece of land smaller than a continent that is smaller than a continent that is surrounded by water?surrounded by water?

island*

continental shelf*

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Homer #6 – Low-lying stretch Homer #6 – Low-lying stretch of flat or gently rolling land?of flat or gently rolling land?

plain*

strait*

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Homer #7 – Flat land at higher Homer #7 – Flat land at higher elevations than plains?elevations than plains?

plateau*

High plains*

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Homer #8 – Moving or wearing Homer #8 – Moving or wearing away of weathered material by away of weathered material by water, wind, and ice?water, wind, and ice?

erosion*

wearing*

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Homer #9 – Crack in the Homer #9 – Crack in the earth’s crust?earth’s crust?

fault*

plate tectonics*

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Homer #10 – taxes added to Homer #10 – taxes added to imported goods?imported goods?

tariff*

taxters*

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Homer #11 – Set of rules for Homer #11 – Set of rules for how people decide what how people decide what goods and services to goods and services to produce and how they are produce and how they are exchanged?exchanged?

economic system*

social system*

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Homer #12 – The kind of Homer #12 – The kind of weather that a place has over weather that a place has over a period of time?a period of time?

climate*

weather*

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Homer #13 – A network of Homer #13 – A network of lines that form a pattern of lines that form a pattern of crisscrosses that aids crisscrosses that aids location?location?

grid*

squares*

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Homer #14 – A proposal for a Homer #14 – A proposal for a law?law?

bill*

clause*

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Homer #15 – The first 10 Homer #15 – The first 10 amendments to the amendments to the Constitution?Constitution?

Bill of Rights*

preamble*

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Fly Ball! It’s Caught!Fly Ball! It’s Caught!Three Outs!Three Outs!

Next Batter!

Visitor

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Out of the Ball Park!Out of the Ball Park!Home Run!Home Run!

Next Batter!