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Grade 3: Social studies subject test

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1. Use the civic distinctions. A fictional district’s residents are its representative’s constituency. Which choice best fits?
2. Use the civic distinctions. A resident submits an idea for a park rule. Which choice best fits?
3. Use the civic distinctions. A fictional room is available only until five o’clock. Which choice best fits?
4. Use the civic distinctions. A fictional learner prefers outdoor meetings. Which choice best fits?
5. Use the geographic notes. A card names the river joined by the Missouri and Ohio. Which choice best fits?
6. Use the geographic notes. A small stream flows into a larger river. Which choice best fits?
7. Use the geographic notes. A map groups communities sharing a stated musical tradition. Which choice best fits?
8. Use the geographic notes. A fictional coast is exposed to severe storm surge. Which choice best fits?
9. Use the economic notes. A quarry removes stone. Which choice best fits?
10. Use the economic notes. A man-made navigation channel connects two water bodies. Which choice best fits?
11. Use the economic notes. A train passes through a region without unloading for sale. Which choice best fits?
12. Use the economic notes. Fictional equal-service totals: plan C 9 units, plan D 5; D wins. Which choice best fits?
13. Use the historical notes. A model landscape contains extensive wooded areas. Which choice best fits?
14. Use the historical notes. Maya people today maintain and adapt cultural practices. Which choice best fits?
15. Use the historical notes. Historical captives are compelled to relocate. Which choice best fits?
16. Use the historical notes. A card describes people refusing imposed domination. Which choice best fits?

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