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Grade 8 Social studies: Citizenship QuizPrint.CA Ontario · Citizenship — explain how citizens hold government accountable and how rights have limits NameDateScore 1. Joining a peaceful march about climate is... 2. Spending a Saturday packing food at a community fridge is... 3. How do First Nations, Inuit, and Métis differ? 4. Who can vote in a Canadian federal election? 5. 'Ottawa is Canada's capital' and 'Ottawa is the nicest city.' The first sentence is... 6. Why does freedom of the press matter in a democracy? 7. A land acknowledgement at an assembly is meant to... 8. Sharing a family tradition at school. Cultural traditions are... 9. Why do communities have laws? 10. Why are stereotypes harmful? Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource. Answer key Grade 8 Social studies: Citizenship Ontario · Citizenship — explain how citizens hold government accountable and how rights have limits Question numbers match the worksheet. 1.C) peaceful protest, which can be a form of civic expression 2.A) community service 3.C) they are distinct peoples with different histories, cultures, and homelands 4.C) Canadian citizens who are 18 or older 5.C) a fact that can be checked 6.B) news can investigate and report so people can judge what government does 7.A) recognize the Indigenous peoples of that place and their relationship to the land 8.B) practices passed along that help people remember who they are 9.D) to keep people safe and make shared life fairer 10.D) they flatten people and can excuse unfair treatment Keep this page if you are printing for a child. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource.

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