Free Grade 4 Ontario social studies citizenship worksheets

Free printable Grade 4 Ontario social studies worksheets on citizenship. Circle the answer about rights, responsibilities, and how people take part. Question types include citizen meaning and status, rights and responsibilities, democracy and civic duty, community, diversity, and digital citizenship, and 1 more. Ontario · Citizenship — describe how a community makes a shared decision and how people take part. Preview the sample questions, then make a worksheet to print or practise. Choices on this page stay unmarked. Canadian English. Unofficial practice — not a ministry document.

Ontario · Citizenship — describe how a community makes a shared decision and how people take part

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Question types

  • Citizen meaning and status
  • Rights and responsibilities
  • Democracy and civic duty
  • Community, diversity, and digital citizenship
  • Active citizenship

Sample questions

6 questions from citizenship. Choices stay unmarked.

  1. 1.

    Seeing mean messages about a classmate in a group chat can be...

    • Aa private diary entry
    • Ba school assembly announcement
    • Conline teasing
    • Dcyberbullying
  2. 2.

    Spending a Saturday packing food at a community fridge is...

    • Aa paid full-time job
    • Ba court order
    • Ccommunity service
    • Da school detention
  3. 3.

    What does good Canadian citizenship mainly mean?

    • Ataking part, respecting others, and helping the community
    • Bwinning every argument
    • Cobeying only the rules you like
    • Dkeeping to yourself and never voting
  4. 4.

    What is a representative democracy?

    • Aone ruler decides with no elections
    • Ba small group rules and the public has no vote
    • Cpeople elect others to make decisions on their behalf
    • Dpeople vote on every law themselves, with no representatives
  5. 5.

    What are treaties in this context?

    • Aa federal law that sets rules for First Nations status
    • Bagreements between Indigenous nations and the Crown
    • Cone-time gifts of land with no ongoing duties
    • Drecommendations from the Truth and Reconciliation Commission
  6. 6.

    Why Indigenous languages matter for identity?

    • Alanguage carries culture, knowledge, and belonging
    • Ball Indigenous languages mean the same thing, so one is enough
    • Ca language is only a school subject, with no link to identity
    • Donly English and French can carry a people's knowledge
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What is on a Grade 4 social studies citizenship worksheet?
A Grade 4 social studies citizenship worksheet is a set of practice questions on citizenship. Circle the answer about rights, responsibilities, and how people take part. This grade covers citizen meaning and status, rights and responsibilities, democracy and civic duty, community, diversity, and digital citizenship, and active citizenship.
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