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QR Challenge: Grade 4 Review

Created using the ClassTools QR Treasure Hunt Generator

Teacher Notes

A. Prior to the lesson:

1. Arrange students into groups. Each group needs at least ONE person who has a mobile device.

2. If their phone camera doesn't automatically detect and decode QR codes, ask students to

3. Print out the QR codes.

4. Cut them out and place them around your class / school.


B. The lesson:

1. Give each group a clipboard and a piece of paper so they can write down the decoded questions and their answers to them.

2. Explain to the students that the codes are hidden around the school. Each team will get ONE point for each question they correctly decode and copy down onto their sheet, and a further TWO points if they can then provide the correct answer and write this down underneath the question.

3. Away they go! The winner is the first team to return with the most correct answers in the time available. This could be within a lesson, or during a lunchbreak, or even over several days!


C. TIPS / OTHER IDEAS

4. A detailed case study in how to set up a successful QR Scavenger Hunt using this tool can be found here.


Questions / Answers (teacher reference)

Question

Answer

1. 1 Chesapeake BayThe body of water labeled 7 is _________________
2. 2 Maryland#2 is the state of
3. 3 West Virginia#3 is the state of
4. 4 Kentucky#4 is the state of
5. 5 Tennessee#5 is the state of
6. 6 North Carolina#6 is the state of
7. 7 Atlantic OceanThe body of water labeled 1 is _________________
8. 8 IroquoianWhich language is spoken in regions 1?
9. 9 SiouanWhich language was spoken in region 2?
10. 10 AlgonquianWhich language was spoken in region 3?
11. 11 Valley and Ridge and Piedmont RegionsThe Blue Ridge Mountains are located between the
12. 12 They were a source of food; They were a were a pathway for exploration; They all flowed into the Chesapeake BayWhat three things did Virginia’s four major rivers have in common?
13. 13 MonacanWhich is the only state recognized tribe that lives in the Piedmont Region?
14. 14 Coastal Plain (Tidewater)What region was Algonquian primarily spoken in?
15. 15 Eastern Woodland IndiansVirginia’s Indians were known as the
16. 16 Live like most other people. They live in regular houses. They buy their clothes at the store. They drive cars. They might own their own land and grow crops like some people in Southampton County.How do most American Indians live today?
17. 17 Depended on the seasons for the food they ate, the clothes they wore, and the type of shelter they lived inVirginia’s Native Americans -
18. 18 All over the state of VirginiaToday, Indians live -
19. 19 ArcheologistWhat do you call a person who digs in the ground looking for material evidence to help us understand past events?
20. 20 Studies all kinds of material evidence left by people from the past to help us understand the past.What does an archeologist do?
21. 21 MonacanWhat is the only state recognized tribe that does NOT live in the Coastal Plain?
22. 22 1) Find Raw Materials not grown in England; 2)Increase its wealth and power; 3) Find Silver and GoldWhy did England want to start an American Colony?
23. 23 A peninsula surrounded on three sides by the James RiverJamestown was originally founded on
24. 24 King James I (King of England)Who granted the charters to establish Jamestown?
25. 25 Virginia Company of LondonWho did King James grant the charters the establish Jamestown to?
26. 26 Elect representativesThe first meeting of the General Assembly in 1619, gave many free adult men the opportunity to
27. 27 They sent more women from EnglandHow did the Virginia Company of London help make Jamestown a more permanent settlement?
28. 28 1) John Smith made a rule that if you do not work, you will not eat; 2) Strong leadership; 3) The colonists emphasized agriculture; 4) Supply ships arrived; 5) Native Americans taught the settlers survival skills (including how to plant corn and tobacco)The ways Jamestown colony survived were
29. 29 Metal tools, pots, and copper for jewelryWhat three things did the English trade to the Native Americans?
30. 30 AgricultureWhat was the primary source of wealth in the Virginia colony?
31. 31 They were enslaved (lost their freedom)What happened to the Africans who were brought to the colonies during the slave trade
32. 32 Shenandoah Valley in the Valley and Ridge RegionWhere did the Germans and Scots-Irish primarily settle?
33. 33 Coastal Plain and PiedmontWhere did the Africans and English primarily settle?
34. 34 1) FIRE destroyed wooden and brick buildings; 2) Drinking Water was contaminated by seepage of SALT WATER from the Atlantic Ocean; 3) Dirty living conditions caused DISEASESWhy did the capital move from Jamestown to Williamsburg?
35. 35 1) Population was moving WESTWARD; 2) Richmond was a more CENTRAL location; 3) It was further away from possible attack by the BRITISHWhy did the capital move from Williamsburg to Richmond?
36. 36 TobaccoBecause there was little paper money or coins in colonial Virginia, most people bartered with -
37. 37 BanksIn colonial Virginia there were no ____________
38. 38 ClothesMost households in colonial Virginia made their own
39. 39 Local produce and meatsMeals in colonial Virginia were made of _____________ ______________ and _______________
40. 40 Because they had no representation in ParliamentWhy did the colonists think they should not be taxed by the British government?
41. 41 They took on more responsibilityHow did many women support the American Revolution?
42. 42 FalseTrue or False – ALL Virginians were patriots during the Revolutionary War
43. 43 FalseTrue or False – ALL Virginians were loyalists during the Revolutionary War
44. 44 James LafayetteWhich enslaved African American fought in the Revolutionary War and successfully requested his freedom after the war?
45. 45 Patrick HenryWho said, “Give me Liberty or Give Me Death”?
46. 46 It resulted in the surrender of the British ArmyWhy was the American Victory at Yorktown important?
47. 47 James MadisonWho is known as the Father of the Constitution?
48. 48 George WashingtonWho is known as the Father of Our Country
49. 49 Virginia Declaration of RightsGeorge Mason wrote the -
50. 50 Freedom of the Press and Freedom of ReligionWhat did the Virginia Declaration of Rights give Virginians?
51. 51 Freedom the Worship as they please and Freedom of ReligionWhat did the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom give Virginians?
52. 52 Tobacco farming was hard on the soil, so they needed new farmlandWhy did many Virginians move west after the American Revolution
53. 53 Cumberland GapWhat is the name of the main pathway through the Appalachian Mountains?
54. 54 Blue Ridge Mountains and Valley and RidgeWhich two regions are part of the Appalachian Mountain System?
55. 55 Fall LineWhat is the name of the natural border that separates the Coastal Plain and Piedmont Region?
56. 56 PiedmontWhat region is directly WEST of the fall line?
57. 57 Coastal PlainWhat region is directly EAST of the fall line?
58. 58 WerowocomocoWhat was the name of Powhatan’s headquarters?
59. 59 1607The first permanent English settlement in America was founded in
60. 60 Island in the James RiverToday, Jamestown is located on an
61. 61 The settlers (or colonists)Who did the charters grant English rights to?
62. 62 One legislative bodyThe General Assembly in 1619 met as -
63. 63 Establish homes and familiesWhat were more settlers able to do when more women arrived in Jamestown from England in 1620?
64. 64 TRUETrue or False – Africans arrived in Jamestown in 1619 AGAINST their will
65. 65 She helped the English and Indians talk (communicate)Why was Pocahontas important?
66. 66 Invaders who would take their landOver time, the Indians began to see the settlers as what?
67. 67 Unpaid workers (slaves)Who provided the steady and inexpensive labor needed to grow tobacco?
68. 68 American IndianWhich culture does the name “Roanoke” reflect?
69. 69 It means you can buy something now and pay for it later.What does credit mean?
70. 70 Because few people had paper money or coinsWhy was tobacco used as money in colonial Virginia?
71. 71 They thought they had the right to tax the colonies.What did the British Parliament think about taxing the colonies?
72. 72 PatriotsPeople who served in the Continental Army were called
73. 73 The Battle of Great BridgeWhat was the FIRST major battle of the Revolutionary War in Virginia?
74. 74 The Battle of YorktownWhat was the LAST major battle of the Revolutionary War in Virginia?
75. 75 The American victory forced the British colonial governor to flee Norfolk.What was the result of the Battle of Great Bridge
76. 76 Tobacco was hard on the soil, so farmers had to move west and south looking for new farmlandWhy did agriculture in Virginia change after the Revolutionary War?
77. 77 Peanuts, Seafood, Tourism, Shipbuilding, and Military BasesWhat are the products industries of the Coastal Plain
78. 78 Coal and Coal MiningWhat is the product and the industry of the Appalachian Plateau
79. 79 Tobacco, Information Technology, State and Federal Government, Horse Industry, FarmingWhat are the products and industries of the Piedmont?
80. 80 Beef, Dairy, Poultry, Apples, FarmingWhat are the products and industry of the Valley and Ridge

 



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