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Grade 2 Social studies: Citizenship QuizPrint.CA Ontario · Citizenship — tell a right from a responsibility in everyday situations NameDateScore 1. What does an active citizen do? 2. What does good Canadian citizenship mainly mean? 3. Noticing different foods, languages, and holidays in town is... 4. Sitting with a student who is new to Canada. A supportive action is... 5. Wanting to protect the environment as a citizen. A useful action is... 6. What does inclusion look like at school? 7. How can students contribute to their community? 8. Wanting to practise active citizenship at school. A good example is... 9. Waiting at a red light even when the street looks empty shows... 10. Helping plan a neighbourhood clean-up is... Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource. Answer key Grade 2 Social studies: Citizenship Ontario · Citizenship — tell a right from a responsibility in everyday situations Question numbers match the worksheet. 1.B) takes part in community life and tries to make it fairer 2.D) taking part, respecting others, and helping the community 3.A) cultural diversity 4.C) show them around and include them in a game 5.D) reduce waste and care for local parks and water 6.A) everyone can take part and feels they belong 7.D) by helping, following fair rules, and looking after shared spaces 8.C) join a fair student vote or help a classmate who is left out 9.C) obeying the law to keep people safe 10.B) community involvement Keep this page if you are printing for a child. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource.

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