Grade 4 · Social studies
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1.What is a representative democracy?
2.How many main levels of government does Canada have? 3.What is the capital of Canada?
4.Which service is usually a provincial job in Ontario?
5.Why does citizenship matter in a democracy?
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8.How do laws support public safety?
9.What does the Prime Minister of Canada do?
10.Looking for an example of civic participation.
Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. - 1.D) people elect others to make decisions on their behalf
- 2.D) three
- 3.B) Ottawa
- 4.B) hospitals and public schools
- 5.C) citizens share power by voting, speaking up, and taking part
- 6.D) local: city council and neighbourhood; national: Parliament and the whole country
- 7.D) a system where people have a say in how they are governed
- 8.C) they set rules such as speed limits and fire codes to reduce harm
- 9.B) leads the federal government and the Cabinet
- 10.D) helping at a community clean-up or contacting an elected representative
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