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Grade 2 Social studies: Citizenship QuizPrint.CA Ontario · Citizenship — tell a right from a responsibility in everyday situations NameDateScore 1. Meeting classmates with different languages and traditions. A respectful citizen would... 2. How can students contribute to their community? 3. Spending a Saturday packing food at a community fridge is... 4. What does inclusion look like at school? 5. What does good Canadian citizenship mainly mean? 6. Why do communities have laws? 7. Sharing a family tradition at school. Cultural traditions are... 8. Feeling they belong in a community when... 9. Neighbours fix a community garden fence together. That shows... 10. Disagreeing with a classmate about a school rule. The respectful next step 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.D) treat them fairly and be willing to learn from them 2.A) by helping, following fair rules, and looking after shared spaces 3.D) community service 4.C) everyone can take part and feels they belong 5.B) taking part, respecting others, and helping the community 6.D) to keep people safe and make shared life fairer 7.C) practices passed along that help people remember who they are 8.D) people include them and they can take part 9.A) working together locally to solve a shared problem 10.A) listen and explain a view without insults 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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