World History and Cultures Test and Map Project Book

Knowing the world’s history and geography will contribute to a more mature understanding of the world and appreciation for God’s providence in accomplishing His purposes. These prepared tests help you measure your teen’s learning and understanding. In addition, as he labels and studies the physical features and countries and capitals of the world in the map projects, he will learn the places of history and world events.

The tests are correlated with the text World History and Cultures in Christian Perspective, 3rd ed.; World History and Cultures Quizzes; and World History and Cultures in Christian Perspective Teacher Edition, which includes the curriculum/lesson plans and “pop” reading quizzes. Answers and grading guidance for the test and map project book are sold separately in World History and Cultures Test/Map Project Key. Grade 10.

Product Features

• Essay questions develop critical thinking skills as your teen must explain historical details and articulate their significance to the present or identify major influences or consequences. A biblical worldview will be strengthened as he discusses false philosophies and their effects.
• A variety of question formats on the tests such as multiple choice, modified true/false, matching, and short answer holds your teen’s interest and verifies whether he understands a concept, no matter how it is presented.
• Testing every three weeks (for a total of 12 tests) provides vital reinforcement of learning and an opportunity for your evaluation of your teen’s comprehension.
• Two nine-week exams and semester and final exams further reinforce the concepts learned throughout the year.
• Since each test clearly specifies the sections covered, adjusting a test to your schedule is easy.
• The 8 map projects give your teen valuable hands-on practice in identifying the places of world history. Maps incorporate physical (e.g., rivers, mountain chains, deserts) and political (countries and capitals) features of the Middle East, Asia, Africa, Europe, North America, South America, Australia and New Zealand, and the entire world.
• The gray-scale maps in the map projects correspond to the colored maps in the textbook, preventing confusion and frustration in identifying the locations.