Grade 4 · Social studies
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1.How does religious freedom support a multicultural community?
2.What does freedom of religion protect?
3.
4.Speaking more than one language at home. Language matters for identity because...
5.Who are First Nations in Canada?
6.What are treaties in this context?
7.What does an active citizen do?
8.Seeing a broken swing in a city park. Public property is...
9.Wanting to practise active citizenship at school. A good example is...
10.Noticing different foods, languages, and holidays in town is...
Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. - 1.B) people may practise different faiths, or none, without unfair punishment
- 2.B) the right to have, change, or practise a faith, or to have none
- 3.A) a system where people have a say in how they are governed
- 4.C) it is a way people share belonging, memory, and culture
- 5.B) Indigenous peoples with many distinct nations, not including Inuit and Métis as groups
- 6.B) agreements between Indigenous nations and the Crown
- 7.A) takes part in community life and tries to make it fairer
- 8.A) something shared and looked after for the community
- 9.C) join a fair student vote or help a classmate who is left out
- 10.B) cultural diversity
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