Sort developments as change or continuity

Grade 7 Social Studies Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Circle the best answer.

  1. Inca roads were about 30,000 to 40,000 km long and used without wheeled carts. What does that tell Zee about change and continuity?

    • Roads were short
    • The roads changed nothing
    • New roads, but travel on foot carried on
    • Wheels replaced walking
  2. Why does a calendar count like the Long Count need zero, Bo asks?

    • Zero is not needed in any count
    • Zero means the calendar stops
    • Zero holds an empty place
    • Zero is the biggest number
  3. In our own counting, 105 needs a 0 in the middle. Why, Esme asks?

    Use the picture in question 2.

    • It is there for decoration
    • It makes the number bigger
    • It means 105 is zero
    • It shows there are no tens
  4. The Long Count is described as one of the earliest uses of zero. What should Jun write?

    Use the picture in question 2.

    • One of the earliest uses of zero
    • A calendar with no numbers
    • The first zero anywhere, for certain
    • The last use of zero
  5. Which development on this strip is most like Bi Sheng's movable type, a new tool, Kira asks?

    Use the picture in question 2.

    • Walking on foot
    • Counting in twenties, which stayed
    • Carrying goods without wheels
    • The Maya sign for zero
  6. Inca relay runners and Persian relay riders both passed messages along. Is a relay system a change or a continuity in each place, Luz asks?

    Use the picture in question 2.

    • A change that sped up messages
    • A change that slowed messages
    • A continuity: messages stayed slow
    • Neither: messages were not sent
  7. Why do historians look for both change and continuity in the same time, Milo asks?

    Use the picture in question 2.

    • Most times mix new things with old ones
    • Nothing changes in history from one age to the next
    • Continuity means nothing happened
    • History is change and nothing else
  8. Noah's note says, "Inca roads replaced walking with wheeled carts." Which fix is right?

    Use the picture in question 2.

    • Change it: travel stayed on foot
    • Change "roads" to "rivers"
    • Leave it: roads mean that carts rolled on them
    • Change "Inca" to "Maya"
  9. Pia's note says, "The Maya stopped counting in twenties once they used zero." Which fix is right?

    Use the picture in question 2.

    • Change "zero" to "nine"
    • Leave it: zero ended the old way
    • Change it: they kept counting in twenties
    • Change "twenties" to "tens"
  10. Ren's note says, "Chasquis carried each message the whole way alone." Which fix is right?

    Use the picture in question 2.

    • Leave it: one runner is quicker
    • Change it: runners passed messages along
    • Change "messages" to "coins"
    • Change "chasquis" to "carts"
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Sort developments as change or continuity

Answer Key - Grade 7 Social Studies Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the best answer.

  1. Inca roads were about 30,000 to 40,000 km long and used without wheeled carts. What does that tell Zee about change and continuity?

    • Roads were short
    • The roads changed nothing
    • New roads, but travel on foot carried on
    • Wheels replaced walking
  2. Why does a calendar count like the Long Count need zero, Bo asks?

    • Zero is not needed in any count
    • Zero means the calendar stops
    • Zero holds an empty place
    • Zero is the biggest number
  3. In our own counting, 105 needs a 0 in the middle. Why, Esme asks?

    Use the picture in question 2.

    • It is there for decoration
    • It makes the number bigger
    • It means 105 is zero
    • It shows there are no tens
  4. The Long Count is described as one of the earliest uses of zero. What should Jun write?

    Use the picture in question 2.

    • One of the earliest uses of zero
    • A calendar with no numbers
    • The first zero anywhere, for certain
    • The last use of zero
  5. Which development on this strip is most like Bi Sheng's movable type, a new tool, Kira asks?

    Use the picture in question 2.

    • Walking on foot
    • Counting in twenties, which stayed
    • Carrying goods without wheels
    • The Maya sign for zero
  6. Inca relay runners and Persian relay riders both passed messages along. Is a relay system a change or a continuity in each place, Luz asks?

    Use the picture in question 2.

    • A change that sped up messages
    • A change that slowed messages
    • A continuity: messages stayed slow
    • Neither: messages were not sent
  7. Why do historians look for both change and continuity in the same time, Milo asks?

    Use the picture in question 2.

    • Most times mix new things with old ones
    • Nothing changes in history from one age to the next
    • Continuity means nothing happened
    • History is change and nothing else
  8. Noah's note says, "Inca roads replaced walking with wheeled carts." Which fix is right?

    Use the picture in question 2.

    • Change it: travel stayed on foot
    • Change "roads" to "rivers"
    • Leave it: roads mean that carts rolled on them
    • Change "Inca" to "Maya"
  9. Pia's note says, "The Maya stopped counting in twenties once they used zero." Which fix is right?

    Use the picture in question 2.

    • Change "zero" to "nine"
    • Leave it: zero ended the old way
    • Change it: they kept counting in twenties
    • Change "twenties" to "tens"
  10. Ren's note says, "Chasquis carried each message the whole way alone." Which fix is right?

    Use the picture in question 2.

    • Leave it: one runner is quicker
    • Change it: runners passed messages along
    • Change "messages" to "coins"
    • Change "chasquis" to "carts"