Social Studies Year 6: Mid-Year Exam Revision Notes
Coverage for Mid-Year Exam
- Chapters to Revise:
- Chapter 4: People of Brunei
- Chapter 5: Planning Our Money
- Chapter 6: Savings and Banking
- Reference Materials: Textbook pages 36-71, worksheets, and revision paper.
Section A: Multiple Choice Questions
- Indigenous Ethnic Groups Mixing Factors:
- Options: Oil and gas revenue, government resettlement schemes, religion
- Correct Answer: B. Government resettlement schemes
- Future Goals:
- Options: Short-term goals, long-term goals, temporary goals
- Correct Answer: B. Long-term goals
- Oldest Bank in Brunei:
- Options: 1929, 1984, 1947
- Correct Answer: C. 1947
- The Kedayans' Reputation:
- Options: Modern arts, music, medicinal plants
- Correct Answer: C. Medicinal plants
- Incorrect Statement About Banks:
- Options: Allow borrowing, not safe to save money, ease of transfer
- Correct Answer: B. Banks are not safe for people to save money.
- Dusuns' Musical Passion:
- Options: Love and passion, hatred, disagreement
- Correct Answer: A. Love and passion
- Brunei Malays Traditional Cloth:
- Options: Jong Batu, Cara Melayu, Jong Sarat
- Correct Answer: C. Jong Sarat
Section B: Fill in the Blanks
- Past Cultivation by The Muruts: Paddy and tapioca
- Charge by Bank for Borrowers: Interest
- Belaits' Artisan Skills: Handicrafts
- Definition of a Safe: Vault
- Balance Reflection Document: Bank book
- Bitter Gourd Usage: Bitter fruits
Section C: True or False Statements
- Banks are places for people to study: False
- ATMs stands for Automated Teller Machines: True
- Spending on new clothes is entrepreneurial: False
- Depositing means taking money out of the bank: False
- Brunei-Malays culture has respectful terms for relatives: True
Section D: Matching Column A with Column C
- Funeral: D
- Another term for job: F (Employment)
- Muruts' headgear: E (Sigar)
- Money management: B (Banking)
- Brunei Malays' women traders term: A (The Padian)
- Money-saving method: C (Saving box)
Section E: Indigenous Ethnic Groups in Brunei
- The Belaits
- The Tutongs
- The Dusuns
- The Kedayans
- The Brunei-Malays
- The Bisayas
- The Muruts
Section F: Open-ended Questions
- Ways to Save Money:
- Prepare your own lunch
- Borrow books from the library
- Cultures of the Dusuns:
- Lived in hills and upland valleys
- Celebrate Adau Gayoh
- Importance of Budgeting:
- For emergencies
- To prevent overspending
- Ways to Earn Money from Entrepreneurship:
- Babysitting young children
- Helping out with gardening
These notes summarize the key points from the revision materials for the Social Studies Year 6 mid-year exam. Ensure to review each chapter thoroughly and practice the questions provided.