Grade 6 · Social studies
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1.What does the Governor General do in Canada?
2.Which level of government makes laws for all of Canada?
3.Writing to a Member of Parliament about a local issue is...
4.Why does citizenship matter in a democracy?
5.What do language rights in the Charter protect?
6.Why do rights sometimes have to be balanced?
7.What do mobility rights mainly protect in Canada?
8.How does federal and provincial law differ in Canada?
9.Which action would help the whole community most?
10.Why do communities have laws?
Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. - 1.B) represents the King and carries out formal duties of the Crown
- 2.C) federal
- 3.C) a way to tell an elected representative what matters
- 4.B) citizens share power by voting, speaking up, and taking part
- 5.B) English and French as official languages of Canada, including in Parliament and federal courts
- 6.A) one person's rights should not take away another person's safety or equal dignity
- 7.A) the right of citizens to enter, remain in, and leave Canada, and to live in any province
- 8.C) federal law applies across the country; provincial law applies inside the province
- 9.D) listen to neighbours and fix a safety problem on a busy street
- 10.C) to keep people safe and make shared life fairer
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