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Title: How to Help your Child Succeed on the LEAP


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How to Help your Child Succeed on the LEAP
  • Social Studies

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Social Studies Topics that are covered on the LEAP
  • American History
  • Louisiana History
  • World History
  • Civics (Government)
  • Economics
  • World Geography
  • The biggest portion of the test that has the
    most questions

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Types of questions on the Social Studies Portion
  • There are 3 sections to the Social Studies
    portion
  • Multiple Choice (2)
  • Constructed Response (1)
  • Higher-order thinking questions
  • For example Why did this happen? Explain your
    answer.
  • Interpretation of map, graph, or chart
  • Political cartoon

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American History
  • The U.S. Declaration of Independence
  • included all of the following except
  • A. all men are created equal.
  • B. Government by consent of the
  • governed.
  • C. life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness
  • as unalienable rights.
  • D. promoting justice and ensuring the
  • common defense.

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Read the following passage and answer the
questions that follow. We hold these truths to
be self-evident That all men are created equal
that they are endowed by the Creator with certain
unalienable rights that among these are life,
liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. That, to
secure these rights, governments are instituted
among men deriving their just powers from the
consent of the governed that, whenever any form
of government becomes destructive of these ends,
it is the right of the people to alter or to
abolish it, and to institute a new government.
The primary author of this document was A.
George Washington B. John Marshall C. Robert
E. Lee D. Thomas Jefferson
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Louisiana History
  • During the antebellum period, Louisianas economy
    was based on which industry?
  • A. Oil
  • B. Lumber
  • C. Cotton
  • D. Fishing

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  • How did the invention of the cotton gin affect
  • Southern cotton planters?
  • A. It increased the amount of cotton that
    could
  • be grown on a given amount of land.
  • B. It reduced the amount of labor needed to
  • remove the seeds from a pound of
    cotton.
  • C. It decreased the number of slaves on the
  • plantations throughout the South.
  • D. It enabled farmers to grow cotton in all
  • regions of the South.

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World History
  • Cro-Magnon people of the Old Stone Age were more
    advanced than earlier Neanderthal people in all
    of the following ways, except
  • A. They made spears and harpoons for weapons
  • B. They sewed animal skins for clothing
  • C. They carved figures from clay and bone
  • D. They settled in villages and cities

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World History
  • Read the following facts about three different
    lands. Then choose the best generalization for
    the set of facts.
  • The facts
  • In ancient Sparta, boys began training as
    soldiers at the age of seven.
  • In battle, a Spartan was expected to win or die.
  • A woman whose son died in battle was the most
    respected of women.
  • Which is the best generalization from the above
    set of facts?
  • A. Respect for individual freedom was
    strong in Sparta.
  • B. Military strength was important in
    Sparta life.
  • C. The Spartans probably loved stories of
    adventure and
  • romance.
  • D. The Spartans were pacifists.

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Civics/Government
  • Which of the following is a principal
    responsibility of a legislator?
  • A. Interpret the U.S. Constitution
  • B. Introduce bills that become laws
  • C. Conduct a civil or criminal trial
  • D. Appoint members of the court

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Civics/Government
  • All of the following are powers of the president
    of the United States, except
  • A. Declaring war
  • B. Negotiating a treaty
  • C. Appointing an ambassador
  • D. Giving diplomatic recognition to a
  • country

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Economics
  • What exists when our wants are greater than the
    available resources?
  • A. A surplus
  • B. Capital
  • C. Human capital
  • D. Scarcity

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Economics
  • Which of the following is a long-term benefit of
    graduating from high school?
  • A. High school graduates have more human
  • capital to use in the economy.
  • B. All high school graduates have large
  • amounts of capital resources.
  • C. If you graduate from high school, you
    will
  • not have to make choices.
  • D. High school graduates to work harder
    in the
  • economy.

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  • What is likely to happen if the price of hotdogs
    goes up?
  • A. Consumers will buy fewer hotdogs.
  • B. Consumers will buy fewer
  • hamburgers.
  • C. Producers will offer fewer hotdogs
    for
  • sale.
  • D. Producers will produce a greater
  • variety of foods

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World Geography
  • People from many different countries live in New
    York City. Children speaking many different
    languages attend its public schools. This is many
    because New York City
  • A. Has an efficient transportation system
  • B. Has a higher wage rate than other United
  • States cities
  • C. Is a port of entry for people from
    other parts
  • of the world
  • D. Is the site of the United Nations
  • headquarters

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