Free Grade 7 Ontario social studies citizenship worksheets

Free printable Grade 7 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 rights, responsibilities, and ways to influence government. 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 rights, responsibilities, and ways to influence government

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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 does diversity differ from inclusion?

    • Adiversity means there is only one culture
    • Bdiversity is who is present; inclusion is whether they can fully take part
    • Cthey are two names for the same idea
    • Dinclusion means excluding newcomers
  2. 2.

    Which Charter freedom lets people share ideas and opinions?

    • Afreedom to ignore every law
    • Bfreedom to skip a fair trial
    • Cfreedom of expression
    • Dfreedom to seize a neighbour's house
  3. 3.

    What were residential schools?

    • Aboarding schools that families freely chose and that kept Indigenous languages
    • Bpublic schools children attended while living at home
    • Cweekend church programs that children could leave each day
    • Dgovernment- and church-run schools that took many Indigenous children from their families and caused lasting harm
  4. 4.

    Waiting at a red light even when the street looks empty shows...

    • Aobeying the law to keep people safe
    • Bthat laws are optional on quiet days
    • Cthat rules apply only to adults
    • Dthat traffic lights are only decorations
  5. 5.

    How do laws support public safety?

    • Athey ban all hospitals
    • Bthey hide every warning sign
    • Cthey replace smoke alarms with posters
    • Dthey set rules such as speed limits and fire codes to reduce harm
  6. 6.

    What do mobility rights mainly protect in Canada?

    • Athe right of citizens to enter, remain in, and leave Canada, and to live in any province
    • Bthe right to drive without a licence
    • Cthe right to enter any country without that country's permission
    • Dthe right to stop other people moving between provinces
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A Grade 7 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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