Free Grade 6 Ontario social studies citizenship worksheets

Free printable Grade 6 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 people take part in a democracy and why voting matters. 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 people take part in a democracy and why voting matters

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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.

    Being 12 and wants to take part before age 18. A lawful way is...

    • Alearn about issues, volunteer, and practise voting at school
    • Bbuy a seat in Parliament
    • Csign someone else's name on a voters list
    • Dcast a federal ballot this year
  2. 2.

    Wanting the class rule to be fair. A fair rule is one that...

    • Achanges every time someone complains
    • Btreats people by the same standard
    • Chelps only the person who wrote it
    • Dis kept secret
  3. 3.

    What is a democracy?

    • Aa system where people have a say in how they are governed
    • Brule by one person with no elections
    • Crule by a small group with no public vote
    • Da system with no rules
  4. 4.

    What does privacy mean for a student online?

    • Apasswords should be public
    • Banyone may post a classmate's address
    • Cpersonal information should not be shared without a good reason
    • Dphotos may be tagged without care
  5. 5.

    How is a citizen different from a resident?

    • Aa citizen may never live in the country
    • Ba resident always votes federally
    • Cthe two words mean the same legal status
    • Da resident lives in a place; a citizen is a legal member of the country
  6. 6.

    Being told a club will not let girls join is an example of...

    • Aa respectful debate about club rules
    • Bdiscrimination
    • Cequal treatment of every applicant
    • Da fair contest open to everyone
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A Grade 6 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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