Testing on the topic of family. Social studies test "family"

Social studies test, grade 10 (professional level)

"Institute of Family. Family as a small group"

A 1. What sphere of society are represented by estates, castes, classes?

economic

social

political

spiritual

A 2. What function of the family is manifested in procreation?

educational

recreational

emotional-psychological

reproductive

A 3. Young people as a social group are distinguished by

community of life

similar features of consciousness and behavior

unity of political views

A 4. Are the following judgments about trends in family development true?

A. In recent years, there has been a decrease in the number of partner-type families

B. Many problems of a modern family are due to the fact that women are interested in their careers

1. only A is correct

2. only B is correct

3. both judgments are correct

4. both judgments are wrong

A 5. The economic function of the family is manifested in

providing its members with a certain status

maintaining a personal plot

organizing rational leisure

creating a favorable psychological climate

A 6. The family, unlike other social institutions, performs the function

moral regulation of behavior

biological reproduction

socialization of the younger generation

education and training

A 7. Are your judgments about the family correct?

A. A family, as a rule, carries out joint household work and everyday life, distributing household labor among its members.

B. Most modern families are of the patriarchal type, in which the functions of men and women, older and younger members are clearly separated.

1. only A is correct

2. only B is correct

3. both judgments are correct

4. both judgments are wrong

A 8. A democratic (partnership) family, in contrast to a patriarchal (traditional) one, is characterized by:

cohabitation of at least three generations

fair division of household responsibilities

economic dependence of a woman on a man

the dominant role of men in the home

A 9. A family based on the marriage of one man with one woman is called _________________________________________________________________________________________

A 10. Youth, women, old people are social communities

territorial 2) demographic 3) ethnic 4) cultural

A11. Refers to a small social group

intelligentsia 2) teachers 3) school graduates 4) family

A 12. Characterizes a family as a small group

community of political views

community of life

getting an education

carrying out professional activities

A 13. Family refers to a sociological concept

institute 2) prestige 3) status 4) mobility

A 14. What feature distinguishes youth as a social group?

homogeneity, lack of differentiation

community of political beliefs

similar behavior traits

uniformity of income levels

A 15. Belonging to the A family provides its members with the opportunity to gain fame in scientific circles. This example reflects the function of the family

1) emotional and psychological 2) educational

3.protective

4.social status

1. Read the text below, in which a number of words are missing. Select from the list provided the words that need to be inserted in place of the gaps.

“A family is a small ____(2) based on (1) and/or consanguinity, the members of which are united by living together and running a household, an emotional connection, mutual (3) in relation to each other. A family is also called a social_____ (4), i.e. a stable form of relationship between people, within which the bulk of their daily life is carried out: sexual relations, childbirth and primary _____(5), a significant part of household care, educational and medical care, especially in relation to children and the elderly. These relations are regulated on the basis of certain norms and (6).”

The words in the list are given in the nominative case, singular. Select one word after another, mentally filling in each gap with words. Please note that there are more words in the list than you will need to fill in the blanks.

A) value

B) socialization

D) team

D) duty

E) institute

G) parent

1. Why do people start families?

a) for running a common household, raising children and spending time together

b) not to work and live at someone else’s expense

c) to improve your social status

2. How is the daughter’s husband related to her parents?

a) brother-in-law

c) father-in-law

3.Family tree

a) gynecological

b) epistemological

c) genealogical

4.Name the right of the child according to the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child

a) wash the dishes

b) participate in games and recreational activities

c) save nature

5.What kind of family does not exist?

a) multi-generational

b) patriarchal

c) polysyllabic

6. A thrifty owner is

a) thrifty, thrifty person

b) a greedy, stingy person

c) a wasteful person

7. Find a luxury item on the list

a) refrigerator

b) CD player

c) dress

8. Complete the proverb: It’s time for business..., it’s time for fun.

b) minute

c) second

9. Hobby is

a) the hero of Tolkien's book "The Lord of the Rings"

b) a person’s hobby in his free time

c) daily duty

10.What are family resources?

a) wages of family members

c) minerals

Comment for teacher

The use of tests to diagnose students' knowledge will allow schoolchildren to develop the skills to work with test material, i.e., to actually begin preparing for the Unified State Exam.

In addition, the materials of the manual will help to carry out systematic individual and group control of knowledge when checking homework and consolidating the acquired knowledge in lessons, when drawing up assignments for olympiads.

The manual “Testing and measuring materials in social studies for grade 6” was written for the textbook Social Studies. 6th grade: textbook for educational institutions / [L.N. Bogolyubov, N.F. Vinogradova, N.I. Gorodetskaya and others]; edited by L.N. Bogolyubova, L.F. Ivanova. - 2nd ed. - (M.: Education).

Test and measurement materials are compiled for each paragraph of the textbook and for generalization lessons. The end of the manual contains answers to all tasks.

Test tasks make it possible to objectively identify not only the students’ knowledge of social studies, but also their educational skills at various levels of mastering the material.

The manual contains tasks of basic and advanced levels of difficulty. They are arranged according to the principle of increasing from simple in part A, to complicated in part B and complex, requiring a detailed answer and placed in the appendix (part C).

Part A contains multiple choice tasks (5 tasks for each lesson, 10 for generalization lessons, 16 for the final generalization).

Part B consists of more complex tasks (from i to 3) with an open answer. They allow you to test your ability to classify and systematize knowledge and give a short answer.

Part C contains tasks of increased complexity that require an open, detailed answer. These tasks contain a condition in the form of a situation or statement and questions for them.

The thematic tests take 7-15 minutes. The teacher can use these test tasks in each lesson, involving individual students or the whole class in testing their knowledge. 40-45 minutes are allotted for completing assignments for a generalization lesson, and although it may be difficult for a teacher to devote an entire lesson to testing and consolidating acquired knowledge, it is advisable to do this due to the need to prepare students for passing the Unified State Exam.

For each part of the task, the student receives points, which add up to a total score.

For answers to tasks at level C, the student may be given a separate grade on a five-point system. Thus, the choice of assessment system is dictated by the purpose of testing and the type of pedagogical control. The author of the manual recommends using a flexible system for assessing test results, in which the student has the right to make mistakes:

80% of the maximum score - score “5”;

60-80% - score “4”;

40-60% - score “3”;

0-40% - rating “2”.

Test 1. A person was born

Option 1

A1. Qualities given to the child at birth:

1) instinct 3) speech

2) good manners 4) humanity

A2.Human beings are distinguished from animals by:

1) the ability to use natural objects

2) care for offspring 3) fantasy

4) ability to act together

AZ. Which of the following does a person inherit from his parents?

1) good manners 3) emotions

2) knowledge 4) rules of behavior

A4. The difference between humans and animals is:

a) creativity

b) the ability to act according to plan

A5. Is it true that:

a) a person cannot change his heredity; b) human behavior is completely programmed?

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

2) only b is true 4) there is no correct answer

IN 1. Fill out the diagram.

AT 2. Fill in the blanks in the sentence.

having been born among his own kind, he must still learn to be... .

Test 1. A person was born

Option 2

A1. Human biological qualities include:

1) water requirement

2) ability to think

3) desire to create

4) the ability to understand the world

A2. Humans and animals are united by:

1) possession of imagination

2) the ability to act according to plan

3) self-awareness

4) ability to build houses

AZ. The innate quality of a person is:

1) speech 3) morality

2) breathing 4) morality

A4. Are the following statements correct?

a) the heredity of an animal is manifested in its instincts;

b) does the child inherit the traits and properties of only one of his parents?

2) only b is true 4) there is no correct answer

A5. Is it true that:

a) the needs of animals and humans completely coincide;

b) does it depend on people whether there will be life on Earth?

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

2) only b is true 4) there is no correct answer

To be human means to feel your...

AT 2. Fill out the diagram.

Test 2. Man - personality

Option 1

A1. The set of human qualities that he acquires in the process of living in society, in activity and communication with other people:

1) INDIVIDUAL 3) personality

2) individuality 4) instinct

A2. Change and transformation by man of the surrounding world:

1) activity 3) consciousness

2) behavior 4) personality

AZ. Individual characteristics of a person that allow him to successfully carry out activities:

1) emotions 3) abilities

2) feelings 4) morals

A4. Is it true that individuality: a) is inherent in every person;

b) manifested in emotions and feelings?

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

A5. Is it true that:

a) a person can receive individual traits by inheritance;

b) does a person become a person immediately after birth?

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

2) only b is true 4) there is no correct answer

IN 1. Fill out the diagram.

A person’s ability to think, reason and determine his attitude to the surrounding life and reality.

Test 2. Man – personality

Option 2

A1. A person’s attitude to the world, understanding of what he does, how he lives, what he dreams of:

1) activity 3) personality

2) consciousness 4) instinct

A2. Psychologists call the pinnacle of human qualities:

1) activity 3) communication

2) individuality 4) personality

AZ. The main activity of an adult is:

1) study 3) work

2) game 4) communication

A4. Are the judgments about individuality correct: a) in gifted people, individuality takes on special forms; b) personality traits are manifested in activities, behavior, emotions?

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

2) only b is true 4) there is no correct answer

A5. Are the judgments about a person true?

a) man is a biosocial being;

b) can a person do without communication in his development?

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

2) only b is true 4) there is no correct answer

IN 1. Fill out the diagram.

AT 2. Fill in the blank in the sentence.

Each person is ..., that is, he has originality, uniqueness.

Option 1

A1. Ability to comply with reasonable demands:

1) discipline

2) adolescence

3) self-confidence

4) humility

A2. The process as a result of which a person begins to understand his interlocutor, himself, learns to talk, and respect other people’s opinions:

1) labor 3) communication

2) game 4) work

AZ. Demonstrating nobility and selflessness, honesty and consideration for those who are weaker or more defenseless:

1) modesty 2) chivalry

3) stubbornness 4) nobility

A4. Teenagers are:

a) schoolchildren of grades 5-6; b) schoolchildren in grades 7-8.

1) only a is true

2) only b is true

3) both answers are correct

4) there is no correct answer

A5. Adolescence is characterized by:

a) rapid fatigue and tiredness; b) rapid increase in body length.

IN 1. Which of the following does not correspond to the concept of “chivalry”?

Nobility

Honesty

Complacency

Attention to the weak

Dedication

Test 3. Special age: adolescence

Option 2

A1. The period of life associated with the emergence of new feelings, experiences, and changes in mood:

1) childhood

3) adolescence

4) old age

A2. Confidence in your abilities and a desire to try yourself in an unfamiliar task:

1) independence

2) disobedience

3) activity

4) self-will

AZ. Manifestation of nobility and selflessness, honesty and attention to those who are weaker and more defenseless:

1) will 3) character

2) chivalry 4) courage

A4. Are the judgments about adolescence true: a) at first, boys grow faster than girls;

b) at this age is the nervous system formed?

1)only a is true

2) true only b

3) both answers are correct

4) there is no correct answer

A5. Is it true that: a) teenagers love to dream; b) children's dreams always remain fantasy?

1) only a is true

2) true only b

3) both answers are correct

4) there is no correct answer

IN 1. Which of the following qualities characterize a teenager?

1. Fast body growth

2. Daydreaming

3. The desire for independence

4. Stable nervous system

5. Well-formed body

Test 4. Know yourself

Option 1

A1. The process of a person’s knowledge of the world around him and himself:

1) interaction 3) art

2) activity 4) adolescence

A2. A person’s perceived need for what is necessary to maintain the body and develop the individual:

1) ability 3) need

2) consciousness 4) morality

AZ. An individual personality trait, a condition for the successful performance of a certain activity:

1) ability 3) need

2) consciousness 4) morality

A4. Self-knowledge presupposes:

a) a person’s exploration of his abilities and capabilities;

b) searching for the type of activity that will help a person realize himself as an individual.

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

2) only b is true 4) there is no correct answer

A5. Is it true that: a) for correct self-esteem it is important to know only your positive qualities;

b) for correct self-esteem, is it important to be able to reject other people’s assessments of oneself?

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

2) only 6 are correct 4) there is no correct answer

IN 1. Fill in the blank in the sentence.

An important aspect of self-awareness is... - a person’s assessment of himself, his qualities, and abilities.

AT 2. Which of the following contributes to the development of talent?

1. Will 4. Curiosity

2. Stubbornness 5. Labor

Test 4. Know yourself

Option 2

A1. A person’s assessment of his qualities, abilities, capabilities:

1) activity 3) self-esteem

2) consciousness 4) need

A2. To assess their strength and readiness for a full life, in a primitive community young people underwent a ritual called:

1) knighting 3) fortune telling

2) initiation 4) training

AZ. Highest degree of human ability:

1) talent 3) ability to work

2) inclinations 4) perseverance

A4. Are the judgments about knowledge of the world correct: a) it is possible to know the world around us without carrying out activities; b) is it possible to gain knowledge about the world around us only through television programs?

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

2) only b is true 4) there is no correct answer

A5. Are the judgments about human abilities correct: a) nature has endowed each of us with many abilities; b) a person does not always develop his abilities?

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

2) only b is true 4) there is no correct answer

IN 1. Fill in the blank in the sentence.

A person has enormous... the main thing is to be able to use them and develop them.

AT 2. Which of the following corresponds to the concept of “ability”?

1. Inclinations 4. Genius

2. Talent 5. Game

3. Study 6. Communication

Option 1

A1. What is the activity aimed at achieving?

1) action 3) instinct

2) games 4) goals

A2. The common feature that characterizes humans and animals is:

1) consciousness 3) thinking

2) instinct 4) speech

AZ. Which stage of the activity gives it a grade?

1) goal H) instinct

2) action 4) result

A4. Is it true that:

a) both humans and animals build homes for themselves;

b) are the actions of animals guided by instinct?

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

2) only b is true 4) there is no correct answer

A5. Are the judgments about activity correct: a) the goal determines a person’s actions;

b) does a person engage in a variety of activities?

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

2) only b is true 4) there is no correct answer

Test 5. Man and his activities

Option 2

A1. What is the result of human activity?

1) goal 3) need

2) action 4) result

A2. Which type of activity requires compliance with certain conditions and rules?

1) game 3) study

2) labor 4) communication

AZ. What distinguishes human activity from animal behavior?

1) awareness of actions

2) achieving results

3) submission to instincts

4) caring for offspring

A4. Are the judgments about activity correct: a) human activity is based only on instincts; b) is labor an activity that has no result?

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

2) only b is true 4) there is no correct answer

A5. Are the judgments about personality correct: a) personality is manifested and formed in actions; b) does teaching contribute to personal development?

1) only a is true 3) both are true

2) only b is true 4) there is no correct answer

Option 1

A1. A person’s perceived need for what is necessary to maintain the body and develop the individual:

1) instinct 3) activity

2) need 4) result

A2. Communication with friends is for a person:

O1) biological need

2) spiritual need

3) intellectual need

4) social need

AZ. A statement containing a specific thought:

1) judgment 3) inference

2) conclusion 4) need

A4. The spiritual world is: a) the inner world of a person, the world of his thoughts and feelings;

b) the world surrounding a person, various events occurring around him.

1) only a is true 2) only b is true

3) both answers are correct 4) there is no correct answer

A5. Is it true that: a) emotions are always directed towards some object;

b) do feelings determine a person’s mood at one time or another?

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

2) only b is true 4) there is no correct answer

IN 1. All the terms below, except one, are related to the concept of “emotion”. Indicate a term that is not related to this concept.

1. Joy

3. Excitement

4. Cognition

5. Calmness

Test 6. What a person feels and thinks about

Option 2

A1. What needs does a person need for communication and work?

1) social needs

2) biological needs

3) spiritual needs

4) physiological needs

A2. Conclusion from several logically related judgments:

1) inference 3) statement

2) thought 4) observation

AZ. The internal state of a person associated with his mood at one time or another:

1) feeling 3) need

2) thought 4) emotion

A4. Are the judgments about thinking correct:

a) thinking is inherent in both humans and animals;

b) thinking - a reasoning process capable of generating certain thoughts?

1) only a is true

2) true only b

3) both answers are correct

4) there is no correct answer

A5. Are the judgments about feelings correct: a) people’s feelings are varied and individual;

b) feelings are expressed towards someone or something?

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

2) only b is true 4) there is no correct answer

IN 1. All the terms below, except one, are related to the concept of “thinking”. Indicate a term that is not related to this concept.

1. Reasoning

2. Judgment

3. Need

Option 1

A1. Which of the following refers to the biological characteristics of a person?

1) communication 2) speech 3) desire for self-affirmation

4) ability to walk upright

A2. What are the actions of animals based on?

1) on consciousness 3) on thinking

2) on instinct 4) on reason

AZ. The set of qualities acquired by a person in the process of living in society:

1) character Q 3) personality

2) individual □ 4) instinct

A4. Which of the following refers to the social characteristics of a person?

1) brain volume 2) lack of hair

3) caring for offspring 4) the need for communication

A5. A person’s knowledge of his inner world:

1) activity 2) self-knowledge

3) abilities 4) needs

Ab. What determines a person’s mood at one time or another?

1) emotions 3) judgments

2) feelings 4) conclusions

A7. Are the definitions correct:

a) judgment - a statement containing a certain thought;

b) inference - a conclusion from several logically related judgments?

1) only a is true 2) only 6 is true

3) both answers are correct 4) there is no correct answer

A8. Human social needs are: a) the need for communication;

b) the need to understand the world around us.

1) only a is true 2) only b is true

3) both answers are correct 4) there is no correct answer

A9. The ancient rite of passage of young people into adults is called:

1) self-knowledge 3) self-esteem

2) affect 4) initiation

A10. The common features of humans and animals are: a) biological needs; b) use of natural objects.

1) only true and 2) only true b

3) both answers are correct 4) there is no right answer

IN 1. Match the terms with their definitions. For each position given in the first column, select the corresponding position from the second column.

AT 2. Establish a correspondence between the types of needs and their specific examples. For each position given in the first column, select the corresponding position from the second column

Test 7. Generalization of the topic “Man” Option 2

A1. Which of the following is not a biological need?

1) food 2) rest

3) communication 4) movement

A2. Both humans and animals:

1) have coherent speech 2) can think

3) act consciously 4) use various objects

AZ. Which of the following is inherited?

1) eye and hair color 2) position held

3) choice of profession 4) love of reading books

A4. The uniqueness of a person:

1) personality 3) emotionality

2) heredity 4) individuality

A5. Socially and spiritually developed person:

1) adult 3) personality 2) teenager 4) individual

A6. Are the following judgments about activity true: a) activity - activity inherent in both humans and animals;

b) many scientists consider communication an important activity?

1) only a is true 2) only 6 is true

3) both answers are correct 4) there is no correct answer

A7. Are the judgments about a person’s abilities correct: a) abilities can manifest themselves very early; b) there are people who have no abilities?

1) only a is correct 2) only b is correct 3) both answers are correct 4) there is no correct answer

A8. Are the judgments about needs correct: a) human needs are divided into biological, social and spiritual;

b) it is impossible to fully satisfy all human needs?

3) both answers are correct 4) there is no correct answer

A9. Is it true that: a) the same events give rise to the same feelings in people;

b) emotionality is not inherited?

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

2) only b is true 4) there is no correct answer

A10. Are the judgments about emotions correct: a) emotion determines a person’s mood;

b) are emotions both positive and negative?

1) only a is true 2) only b is true

3) both answers are correct 4) there is no correct answer

IN 1. Match the terms with their definitions. For each position given in the first column, select the corresponding position from the second column.

AT 2. All the terms below, except one, are related to the concept of “stages of human life.” Indicate a term that is not related to this concept.

1.Childhood

2.Adolescence

3.Maturity

4.Workability

5.Old age

VZ. Read the text below, in which a number of words are missing. Select from the list provided the words that need to be inserted in place of the gaps. The words in the list are given in the nominative case, singular. Choose one word after another, filling in each gap.

Please note that there are more words in the list than you will need.

(1)... it has been several centuries since it left the historical arena. But even today they say about a noble man, generous in soul and faithful (2)... “he is a real knight.” After all, the knightly commandments cover all aspects of life - these are (3)... the weak, and (4)... to the Motherland, and (5)... in dangerous situations, and the indestructible strength of the word.

A. Conscience D. Fearlessness

B. Love E. Protection

B. Duty G. Danger

D. Generosity 3. Chivalry

Option 1

A1. The concept of family most accurately reflects the following statement:

1) a group living in one house

2) a team performing joint activities

3) a group of blood relatives

4) a team speaking the same language

A2. What is the main purpose of the family as part of society?

1) physical development of a person

2) organization of joint work

3) the emergence of new generations

4) getting an education

AZ. Where are the basic rights of a minor child reflected in our country?

1) in the Constitution of the Russian Federation

2) in the Civil Code of the Russian Federation

3) in the Labor Code of the Russian Federation

4) in the Family Code of the Russian Federation

A4. Are the judgments about the family true?

a) family is an obligatory part of any society and state;

b) the basis of a family is the desire to live together, raise and educate children?

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

2) only b is true 4) there is no correct answer

A5. Is it true that:

a) assistance to young families in our country has been declared the main state task;

b) can the police deprive parents of parental rights for failure to fulfill their duties?

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

2) only b is true 4) there is no correct answer

IN 1. Find your child's rights in the list below.

1.The right to live and be raised in a family

2.Right to work

3. The right to know your parents, the right to have them take care of you

4.Right to property

Test 9. Family farming

Option 1

A1. The name of a popular name in Rus' since the 16th century. a set of everyday rules and instructions:

1) “Teaching...” 3) Code of Law

2) “Domostroy” 4) textbook

A2. Items that are usually expensive, but a person can live without them:

1) comfort

2) essentials

3) luxury goods

4) items that create comfort

AZ. Family household items include:

1) financial resources

2) material resources

3) labor resources

4) spiritual resources

A4. Which piece of advice allows you to increase the well-being of your family and save its resources: a) learn to take care of yourself;

b) buy only cheap things.

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

2) only 6 are correct 4) there is no correct answer

A5. Success in household chores is ensured by:

a) cooperation and mutual assistance of household members;

b) joint planning of expenses.

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

2) only b is true 4) there is no correct answer

IN 1. All of the terms below, with the exception of one, are related to the concept of “thrift.” Indicate a term that is not related to this concept.

1. Thrift

2. Savings

3.Thrift

4. Extravagance

5. Hard work

Test 9. Family farming

Option 2

A1. Diligence, diligence in carrying out tasks:

1) diligence

2) good manners

3) friendliness

4) thrift

A2. Housekeeping skills:

1) economics 3) labor

2) work 4) finances

AZ. Family resources, as a rule, are always:

1) depend on the parents’ salary

2) are material

3) limited

4) require additional costs

A4. Are the following statements about family concerns true:

a) each family member should strive to create home comfort;

b) can household appliances ease family worries?

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

2) only b is true 4) there is no correct answer

A5. Are the judgments about family resources correct:

a) family resources are replenished only by adult members;

b) running a household according to economic rules allows you to carefully spend family resources?

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

2) only b is true 4) there is no correct answer

IN 1. All but one of the terms below are related to the concept of luxury. Indicate a term that is not related to this concept.

1.Family jewels

2.Antiques

3. Expensive car

4.Home furniture

5.Works of art

Option 1

A1. What is the name of a social group based on marriage?

1) state 2) family 3) tribe 4) collective

A2. Under whose protection is the family under the Constitution of the Russian Federation?

1) army 2) police 3) government 4) state

AZ. Which of the heroes of literary works can be called a zealous owner?

1) fabulous Koshchei

2) the old woman from “The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish”

3) Fedor from the fairy tale “Fedorino Woe”

4) cat Matroskin from Prostokvashino

A4. What is the careful use of family resources called?

1) comfort 2) economy 3) hobby 4) luxury

A5. Why do schoolchildren need free time?

1) to do homework

2) for schooling

3) to perform household duties

4) for active recreation

A6. Which of the following is active recreation?

1) a walk in the park

2) reading a book

3) watching a TV show

4) computer game

A7. Is it true that: a) the court can deprive parents of parental rights;

b) families can be three generations?

1) only a is true

2) only b is true

3) both answers are correct

4) there is no correct answer

A8. Are the statements true:

a) family resources are limited; b) are household appliances a luxury item?

1) only a is true

2) only b is true

3) both answers are correct

4) there is no correct answer

A9. Is it true that: a) watching TV shows is necessarily harmful to health;

b) are television programs only for entertainment purposes?

1) only a is true 2) only b is true

3) both answers are correct 4) there is no correct answer

A10. Which of the following is a hobby?

a) collecting stamps and coins;

b) attending concerts and theatrical performances with the participation of your favorite artist.

1) only a is true 2) only b is true

3) both answers are correct 4) there is no correct answer

IN 1. Match the types of family resources with their examples. For each position given in the first column, select the corresponding position from the second column.

AT 2. Fill in the blank in the sentence.

A family in which grandparents live with their children and parents is called....

VZ. Read the text below, in which a number of words are missing. Select from the list provided the words that need to be inserted in place of the gaps. The words in the list are given in the nominative case, singular. Choose one word after another, filling in each gap. Please note that there are more words in the list than you will need.

And here physical education must have a strong say (1) - A new physical education program for kindergarten has now been developed, which provides, in particular, for an increase in running loads. (2)... must continue this line. It is no secret that it used to be that children in the first grades lost many of the skills and abilities they had already acquired, their motor skills (3)... dropped sharply. Wellness (4)... should become for schoolchildren one of the main means of preventing various diseases, strengthening (5)..., and instilling the need for daily physical exercise. (www.sportfamily.ru)

A. Health D. School

B. Activity E. Sports

V. Family J. Running

D. Culture 3. Education

Option 2

A1. The source of all wealth is:

1) simple

2) difficult

3) mental

4) free of charge

AZ. Which of the following constitutes remuneration for labor?

1) praise

4) salary

A4. Are the judgments about wealth and poverty correct: a) a person who does not have the means to satisfy basic needs is considered poor;

b) natural resources can serve as a source of wealth?

1)only a is true

2) true only b

3) both answers are correct

4) there is no correct answer

A5. Are the judgments about charity correct: a) charity - timely payment of taxes; b) can patronage of the arts be called charity?

1)only a is true

2) only b is true

3) both answers are correct

4) there is no correct answer

IN 1. All the terms given below, with the exception of one, are associated with the concept of “reward for quality work.” Indicate a term that is not related to this concept.

2. Certificate

3. Praise

Test 16. Labor and creativity

Option 1

A1. Creating something new, valuable not only for this person, but also for other people:

1) activity 3) study

2) creativity 4) work

A2. A person who has achieved the highest art in his field, putting ingenuity and creativity into his work:

1) artisan 3) master

2) student 4) employee

AZ. The difference between human labor and animal behavior is:

1) the ability to get food 2) the ability to store supplies

3) ability to use natural materials

4) ability to work creatively

A4. A craftsman is called: a) a person engaged in the production of various important and necessary items for life;

b) a person engaged in cultivating the land.

1) only a is true

2) true only b

3) both answers are correct

4) there is no correct answer

A5. Is it true that: a) scientific work is unthinkable without creativity;

b) art requires from a person the ability to create, to create works that amaze with their beauty?

1) only a is correct 3) both answers are correct

2) only b is true 4) there is no correct answer

IN 1. Which of the following is true

Social studies test Family and family relationships 5th grade with answers. The test is presented in two versions. Each option consists of 8 tasks.

Option 1

1. Family members, as opposed to the student body:

1) communicate with each other
2) related by family ties
3) are engaged in joint activities
4) have the same interests and needs

2. The statement: The family is the primary environment where a person must learn to do good, says that the main responsibility of the family is:

1) birth of children
2) raising children
3) increasing family welfare
4) teaching a child to read and write

3. A family consisting of children, parents, and grandparents living either in the same premises or very close to each other:

1) full
2) related
3) two-generation
4) three-generation

4. The purpose of the state program “Children of Russia”:

1) publication of new textbooks and workbooks
2) creation of new nature reserves for children to walk
3) helping children who find themselves in difficult life situations
4) development of cooperation with youth organizations in foreign countries

5. In a social studies lesson in the 5th grade, there was a debate about what the country's constitution is.

A. Sergei said that the constitution is the fundamental law of the state.
B. Yulia believes that the constitution is a collection of all the laws of the country.

Are these judgments correct?

1) only A is correct
2) only B is correct
3) both judgments are correct
4) both judgments are incorrect

6. Parents' rights include the right to:

1) interfere in the affairs of other families
2) protect the interests of the child in court
3) deprive the child of the opportunity to receive an education
4) decide all everyday issues without taking into account the child’s opinion

7. The parents of twelve-year-old Ivan often shout at him and scold him with rude words. In this situation, the child’s right to:

1) freedom of movement
2) communication with parents
3) life and upbringing in the family
4) respect for human dignity

8.

1) know your parents
2) to be brought up in a family
3) receive maternity capital
4) refuse adult help
5) live together with parents

Option 2

1. Family members, just like sports team members:

1) communicate with each other
2) run a joint household
3) own common property
4) united by family ties

2. In the statement: From our parents we received the greatest and most priceless gift - life. They fed and raised us, sparing neither strength nor love. And now that they are old and sick, it is our duty to cure and care for them, it is said that one of the responsibilities of family members is:

1) birth of children
2) raising children
3) caring for family members
4) increase in family welfare

3. Family. consisting of two parents and children:

1) full
2) related
3) two-generation
4) three-generation

4. The state's concern for the well-being of the family is manifested in:

1) construction of plants and factories
2) payment of benefits, maternity capital
3) publication of new textbooks and workbooks
4) strengthening cooperation with other countries

5. In a social studies lesson in the 5th grade, there was a debate about what a code was.

A. Sasha said that the code is the basic law of the state.
B. Katya believes that a code is a collection of laws that regulate similar social relations.

Are these judgments correct?

1) only A is correct
2) only B is correct
3) both judgments are correct
4) both judgments are incorrect

6. The responsibilities of family members include the following:

1) play sports
2) engage in physical labor
3) do homework for a schoolchild
4) build family relationships on feelings of mutual love and respect

7. Sixth-grader Kirill dreams of boxing, but his parents decided to enroll their son in a sports dance club. In this situation, the child’s right to:

1) expression of one’s opinion
2) life and upbringing in the family
3) care from parents
4) living together with parents

8. Find in the list below three rights of a minor child written in the Family Code of the Russian Federation. Write down the numbers under which they are indicated.

1) have property
2) have a first and last name
3) refuse to get an education
4) communicate with both parents
5) refuse to perform household duties

Answers to the social studies test Family and family relationships Grade 5
Option 1
1-2
2-2
3-4
4-3
5-1
6-2
7-4
8-125
Option 2
1-1
2-3
3-3
4-2
5-2
6-4
7-1
8-124