Grade 6 · Social studies
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1.Compare a law with a classroom rule. A law is different because it...
2.What does freedom of religion protect?
3.Why is voting called a civic duty in a democracy?
4.Which document sets out rights and freedoms for people in Canada?
5.Seeing a broken swing in a city park. Public property is...
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7.Watching a candidates' debate. A debate is useful because...
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9.How do laws support public safety?
10.What does intercultural understanding require?
Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. - 1.D) is made for a community or a country
- 2.A) the right to have, change, or practise a faith, or to have none
- 3.A) it is how citizens choose representatives and have an equal say
- 4.B) the Charter of Rights and Freedoms
- 5.C) something shared and looked after for the community
- 6.C) a slant that favours one side instead of presenting a fair picture
- 7.C) voters can compare ideas and how candidates answer questions
- 8.D) a system where people have a say in how they are governed
- 9.B) they set rules such as speed limits and fire codes to reduce harm
- 10.B) listening across cultures and looking for common ground
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