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4th grade Social Studies practice sheet

Washington State Learning Standards · from Gradelings · Name: ______________________

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  1. Question 1

    Which state is south of Washington?

    • California
    • Oregon
    • Idaho
    • Montana
  2. Question 2

    Tribes on the coast and Tribes on the Plateau traveled to trade at places like…

    • the Grand Canyon
    • Celilo Falls on the Columbia River
    • Niagara Falls
    • the Great Lakes
  3. Question 3

    Where does the Washington Legislature meet?

    • in Spokane
    • in Seattle
    • in Olympia
    • in Washington, D.C.
  4. Question 4

    Why do rules and laws protect freedoms?

    • they take away all choices
    • they protect no one
    • they stop people from harming each other's rights
    • they are only for adults
  5. Question 5

    The 1974 Boldt Decision said treaty Tribes have a right to…

    • no fish
    • all of Washington
    • only ocean whales
    • up to half of the harvestable fish
  6. Question 6

    Which came first?

    • the Treaty of Medicine Creek
    • Robert Gray on the Columbia
    • the Seattle fire
    • statehood
  7. Question 7

    Which dam on the Columbia is the largest power producer in the United States?

    • Grand Coulee Dam
    • Niagara Dam
    • Hoover Dam
    • Panama Dam
  8. Question 8

    Many Japanese American families in the early 1900s were…

    • whalers in the Arctic
    • cowhands in Texas
    • astronauts
    • farmers growing fruit and vegetables
  9. Question 9

    What is the capital of Washington State?

    • Tacoma
    • Spokane
    • Seattle
    • Olympia
  10. Question 10

    Which region of Washington has the most volcanoes?

    • the Cascade Mountains
    • the Columbia Plateau
    • the Puget Sound Lowland
    • the coast

Answer key

  1. 1. Oregon (Washington's Land)
  2. 2. Celilo Falls on the Columbia River (Maps & Movement)
  3. 3. in Olympia (Washington's Government)
  4. 4. they stop people from harming each other's rights (Rights, Virtues & Taking Part)
  5. 5. up to half of the harvestable fish (Tribal Sovereignty & Treaties)
  6. 6. Robert Gray on the Columbia (Washington History to 1889)
  7. 7. Grand Coulee Dam (Washington's Economy)
  8. 8. farmers growing fruit and vegetables (People Who Shaped Washington)
  9. 9. Olympia (Washington's Land)
  10. 10. the Cascade Mountains (Maps & Movement)

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