Grade 5 · Social studies
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1.What is one legal duty of a digital citizen?
2.How is a citizen different from a resident?
3.How can people influence government besides voting?
4.What does the rule of law mean?
5.Why are stereotypes harmful?
6.A news story. Critical thinking means...
7.A class votes on a game. Each student gets one vote. Why does each student get one vote?
8.Seeing a post that twists facts about an election is an example of...
9.What does multiculturalism mean?
10.Sitting with a student who is new to Canada. A supportive action is...
Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. - 1.C) do not harass people or share harmful lies
- 2.A) a resident lives in a place; a citizen is a legal member of the country
- 3.C) write, meet, petition, or protest peacefully
- 4.D) everyone, including leaders, is bound by the law
- 5.C) they flatten people and can excuse unfair treatment
- 6.B) ask who wrote it, what evidence it uses, and what might be missing
- 7.C) each person should have an equal say
- 8.C) misinformation
- 9.D) people of many cultures living together with respect
- 10.B) show them around and include them in a game
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