Free Grade 5 Ontario social studies citizenship worksheets

Free printable Grade 5 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 — distinguish a law from a local rule and name basic democratic rights. 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 — distinguish a law from a local rule and name basic democratic rights

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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.

    How do First Nations, Inuit, and Métis differ?

    • Athey are distinct peoples with different histories, cultures, and homelands
    • Bthey are three names for one identical people
    • CInuit and Métis are kinds of First Nations, not distinct peoples
    • Dthey differ only by the province where they live today
  2. 2.

    Which path is real?

    • Aby birth in Canada, by descent from a Canadian parent, or by naturalization
    • Bby visiting for one weekend
    • Cby buying a souvenir
    • Dby winning a sports game
  3. 3.

    What does freedom of religion protect?

    • Athe right to have, change, or practise a faith, or to have none
    • Ba ban on every ceremony
    • Ca duty to follow one official sport
    • Da rule that only one family may pray
  4. 4.

    Why do communities have laws?

    • Ato cancel every right
    • Bto keep people safe and make shared life fairer
    • Cto make maps harder to read
    • Dto hide from neighbours
  5. 5.

    Helping at a food drive without being paid is...

    • Aa campaign donation law
    • Bfundraising for a candidate
    • Ca court summons
    • Dvolunteering
  6. 6.

    Sitting with a student who is new to Canada. A supportive action is...

    • Alaugh at their English
    • Bhide the schedule
    • Cleave them out of group work
    • Dshow them around and include them in a game
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What is on a Grade 5 social studies citizenship worksheet?
A Grade 5 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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