The Built Environments
12 Grade 5 Social Studies questions on The Built Environments, with worked marking schemes. 12 questions are available on this topic in full.
Question 1
1 markWhich of the following is NOT part of the built environment?
A. A road
B. A mountain
C. A bridge
D. A school
(1 mark)
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1 markA place where people gather to buy and sell goods is a built feature called a:
A. Forest
B. Market
C. Waterfall
D. River
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4 marksExplain two ways of taking care of built environments.
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1 markLearners visit a place in their town where sick people are treated and given medicine. Which built feature did they visit?
A. A church
B. A market
C. A hospital
D. A school
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1 markBuilt environments are features that are made by:
A. Rain
B. Wild animals
C. Nature
D. Human beings
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3 marks(a) What is a built environment?
(b) State two features found in a built environment.
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(a) A built environment is made up of things constructed or made by human beings (1 mark). (b) Any two: roads, buildings, bridges, dams, markets, schools, hospitals (1 mark each, maximum 2).
Question 7
4 marksGive two ways in which roads, as built environments, are important to people.
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Any two: they ease movement of people and goods; promote trade and business; connect towns and villages; help people reach schools and hospitals quickly; create jobs. (2 marks each)
Question 8
1 markWhich built feature is mainly used to store water for domestic and farming use?
A. A hill
B. A dam
C. A valley
D. An ocean
(1 mark)
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3 marksState three examples of built environments found in your local area.
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4 marksDifferentiate between the natural environment and the built environment.
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The natural environment is made up of features made by nature such as rivers, hills, forests and lakes (2 marks). The built environment is made up of features made by human beings such as roads, buildings, bridges and markets (2 marks).
Question 11
1 markA structure built across a river to allow people and vehicles to cross is called a:
A. Bridge
B. Dam
C. Market
D. Tunnel
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1 markWhich of the following is a feature of the built environment?
A. A forest
B. A road
C. A river
D. A hill
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