Global Studies Quiz Study Guide.

Question 1

How do you read a map? (the key questions to ask)(THERE ARE 3 ANSWERS)

Accepted Answer

What conclusion might you draw from the map, what might you remember?, Who could this map be for?What could they use it for? What is missing?, What new in formation did u learn from this map that you did not know.

Question 2

What physical tools do you need in your hand in order to be a good active reader?

Accepted Answer

A pencil or pen, and highlighter.

Question 3

Why is it important to speak to one another respectfully?

Accepted Answer

So that you don't come across as bias or prejudice.

Question 4

Why do we actively read? How does this strategy help us?

Accepted Answer

It makes you think as you read, record, annotate and recall the information

Question 5

The 6 types of information.

Accepted Answer

Entertainment, Opinion, Advertising, News, Propaganda, Raw Information.

Question 6

Whats the difference between intent and impact? Why does impact matter so much?

Accepted Answer

intents could come as negative, where as impact of your actions matter.

Question 7

What types of language and will we check (not tolerate.)

Accepted Answer

Any statements or language that will shame or embarrass another person.

Question 8

Why is it important to have different types of maps?

Accepted Answer

It is important because you can know more detail about a place.

Question 9

What are the steps of Active Reading?

Accepted Answer

Skim, highlight unfamiliar words, identify main idea, Add ? and ! to text.

Question 10

What are the steps we are all taking in order to have a conversation as a class?

Accepted Answer

Listen, respect, ask questions, accept discomfort, Know your impact.

Question 11

The 4 concepts/principles of maps. (THERE ARE 2 ANSWERS)

Accepted Answer

Maps are documents, can reveal history, created by people for a purpose,, Maps can make the world, a place, or a country appear entirely different.

Question 12

The 6 purposes of information.

Accepted Answer

To document, to sell, to entertain, to inform, to provoke, to persuade.

Global Studies Quiz Study Guide.

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Global Studies Quiz Study Guide.

Questions 12