Unit 1: Citizenship

Multiple Choice

Why is citizenship important in a democratic society?

• It allows individuals to participate in decision-making processes such as voting.

• It gives people the right to travel freely without restrictions.

• It ensures everyone has the same job opportunities.

• It guarantees wealth and success.

Open Ended

In what ways can individuals actively engage in their community to demonstrate good citizenship?

Open Ended

What are the responsibilities of a citizen?

Open Ended

What does good citizenship mean?

Multiple Select

Which of the following are key aspects of Canadian citizenship?

• Freedom, democracy, and respect for diversity

• Commitment to peace and social justice

• Active participation in government and community

• Owning property in Canada

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a core Canadian value?

• Equality

• Respect for Cultural Differences

• Freedom

• Wealth accumulation

Fill in the Blanks

As a citizen, you should uphold the values of Canadian citizenship and engage in your

and government.

Open Ended

Why is decision making important in a political community?

Open Ended

What do you know about democracy? Brainstorm a list of ideas that are related to democracy.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the origin of the word 'democracy'?

• It comes from two Greek words meaning 'people' and 'rule'.

• It is a Latin word meaning 'freedom'.

• It is derived from a French word meaning 'government'.

• It comes from an ancient Roman term for 'citizen'.

Multiple Select

Based on the information about democracy at work, which of the following are strengths of democracy?

• It is a peaceful way to make decisions.

• Democracies rely on fundamental beliefs and values.

• Many people don’t vote.

• Elected representatives do not always reflect the population accurately.

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank: The condition achieved when all people are treated in a way that is fair, just, and inclusive is called

.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following are examples of active citizenship?

• Volunteering

• Peacefully protesting

• Voting

• All of the above

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How do students participate in decision-making at school?

Open Ended

Does student council represent the perspectives of all students?

Fill in the Blanks

List two ways students can get involved to improve their communities, based on the information provided.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a primary goal of civic action?

• To improve communities

• To increase personal wealth

• To avoid responsibilities

• To limit voting rights

Multiple Select

Which of the following are ways to contribute to your community?

• Starting a petition

• Helping at community centers

• Supporting local charities

• Ignoring local issues

Fill in the Blanks

Equality is achieved when all people are treated the

way, regardless of individual differences.

Open Ended

Explain why people might engage in civic action when there is a threat to their community. Provide an example.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a method of civic action?

• Online discussions

• Signing petitions

• Community involvement

• Ignoring community issues

Multiple Choice

What is the first step to becoming civically active according to the slide?

• Consider different perspectives

• Access the right information about the issue

• Develop an appropriate goal

• Choose effective civic actions

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a strength of democracy?

• It allows citizens to participate in decision-making.

• It limits freedom of speech.

• It discourages community involvement.

• It gives all power to one leader.

Open Ended

After learning about citizenship and democracy, what is one way you think you can actively engage in your community?