1.How do First Nations, Inuit, and Métis differ?
2.
3.What does freedom of religion protect?
4.Why do communities have laws?
5.Helping at a food drive without being paid is...
6.Sitting with a student who is new to Canada. A supportive action is...
7.How can immigration affect Canada's economy and culture?
8.Wearing a button for a candidate. In a democracy that is usually...
9.Seeing a post that twists facts about an election is an example of...
10.'all kids from that school are lazy.' That comment is...
Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. - 1.A) they are distinct peoples with different histories, cultures, and homelands
- 2.A) by birth in Canada, by descent from a Canadian parent, or by naturalization
- 3.A) the right to have, change, or practise a faith, or to have none
- 4.B) to keep people safe and make shared life fairer
- 5.D) volunteering
- 6.D) show them around and include them in a game
- 7.D) newcomers bring work, ideas, and cultural life
- 8.A) freedom of political expression
- 9.A) misinformation
- 10.C) a stereotype
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