Grade 5 · Social studies
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1.Who leads the government of Canada?
2.Why do governments collect taxes?
3.What is the purpose of a legal system?
4.How do laws support public safety?
5.What does equality before the law mean?
6.What is Parliament in Canada?
7.
8.Which Charter freedom lets people share ideas and opinions?
9.Who can vote in a Canadian federal election?
10.How are tax dollars often used?
Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. - 1.D) the Prime Minister
- 2.C) to pay for shared services such as schools, roads, and health care
- 3.D) to settle disputes, protect rights, and apply rules fairly
- 4.C) they set rules such as speed limits and fire codes to reduce harm
- 5.B) the law should apply fairly, not just to some people
- 6.A) the federal law-making body, including the House of Commons and the Senate
- 7.D) a system where people have a say in how they are governed
- 8.C) freedom of expression
- 9.D) Canadian citizens who are 18 or older
- 10.C) for hospitals, schools, transit, and other public services
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