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Grade 4 · On-level practice · 10 questions · Version PG-6TCGKV-1TEA

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1.What is a pull factor in migration?
2.Why can map projections distort Earth?
3.Why do historians corroborate sources?
4.What is federalism?
5.What is civic participation?
6.What does supply and demand help determine?
7.What is opportunity cost?
8.What is specialization in economics?
9.What is judicial review?
10.What is a tariff?

Answers and teaching notes

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  1. What is a pull factor in migration?A condition that attracts people
  2. Why can map projections distort Earth?A sphere is flattened onto a plane
  3. Why do historians corroborate sources?To compare evidence and improve reliability
  4. What is federalism?Power shared between national and state governments
  5. What is civic participation?Taking part in community and government
  6. What does supply and demand help determine?Prices and quantities in markets
  7. What is opportunity cost?The next-best choice given up
  8. What is specialization in economics?Focusing on particular goods, services, or tasks
  9. What is judicial review?Courts examine whether laws follow the Constitution
  10. What is a tariff?A tax on imported goods

Worked example

Identify the time, place, people, and evidence in the question.

Common mistake

Treating an opinion as a historical fact.

Helpful hint

Look for context and source evidence.