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Grade 3 History/Social Science 2007 Released Test

21. Which is an example of a person saving for the future? A. Getting money from a bank B. Buying food for the week C. Putting money in the bank D. Getting new toys at the store

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22. This picture of a woman working shows an example of a — A. buyer B. consumer C. trader D. producer

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23. Because resources are limited, MOST people — A. produce the goods they want B. will trade to get everything they want C. must choose among the things they want D. always get everything they want

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24. Doctors, mail carriers, and teachers all provide — A. services B. products C. ideas D. goods

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D. They make healthy meals. 25. Trina asked some people about their jobs. She put their answers in this table. There are four people with the same job. What do these people do at work? A. They grow crops. B. They help the sick. C. They help students. D. They make healthy meals.

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26. When farmers, builders, and miners are doing their jobs, they are examples of — A. economic consumers B. opportunity cost C. economic scarcity D. human resources

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27. George and Mac want to barter. What do they need? A. Savings B. Something to sell C. Money D. Something to trade

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28. Look at the chart. Who exchanged money for a good? A. Salvi B. Teresa C. Anna D. Justin

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29. Which natural resource was used to make these goods? A. Gold B. Cotton C. Coal D. Oil

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30. This picture shows how countries X and Y trade with each other 30. This picture shows how countries X and Y trade with each other. What are the economic specializations of country Y? A. Coal and trucks B. Vegetables and cameras C. Trucks and cameras D. Coal and vegetables

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A. He sits down at his desk. B. He says hello to the teacher. 31. Which of the following shows that Sam is careful to take care of his belongings when he gets to school? A. He sits down at his desk. B. He says hello to the teacher. C. He gets a drink of water D. He hangs up his coat.

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32. How are the Statue of Liberty and the Washington Monument alike? A. Both of them are patriotic symbols. B. Both of them are located in New York. C. Both of them are symbols of our Presidents. D. Both of them have a torch.

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A. By eating their vegetables B. By doing their schoolwork well 33. Mr. Churi tries to set a good example for his children by working hard at his job. How can Mr. Churi’s children BEST follow his example? A. By eating their vegetables B. By doing their schoolwork well C. By playing their music quietly D. By sharing their toys

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34. Who was the African-American minister who worked for equal rights for all people? A. Thurgood Marshall B. Martin Luther King, Jr. C. George Washington Carver D. Jackie Robinson

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35. Joe lends his bicycle to Sam for a trip 35. Joe lends his bicycle to Sam for a trip. As a good citizen, Sam should — A. take the bicycle and paint it for Joe B. leave Joe’s bicycle out in the rain C. keep the bicycle and buy Joe another one D. keep Joe’s bicycle in a safe place

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36. Which words complete this web? A. Respect Government B. Practice Honesty C. Enjoy Diversity D. Protect Property

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37. Which holiday in May honors those who died in all wars? A. Memorial Day B. Flag Day C. Veterans’ Day D. Independence Day

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38. Why do people say the Pledge of Allegiance? A. To remember the colors of the flag B. To explain the meaning of the flag C. To show respect to the flag D. To tell about the history of the flag

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39. This headline tells about the work of — A. Betsy Ross B. Susan B. Anthony C. Rosa Parks D. Helen Keller

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40. What is the purpose of this law? A. To keep people safe B. To make people walk C. To make traffic stop D. To keep roads clean

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That’s All Folks!