Local Government and Community Engagement

What did the students do to convince the committee to change the speed limit?

• They wrote a letter

• They prepared a presentation

• They organized a protest

• They called the police

What is a crash guard?

• A type of vehicle

• A barrier built between the sidewalk and street

• A sign that shows speed limits

• A type of road

What is an example of a local government service that promotes equality in a democracy?

• Military services

• Public libraries

• Space missions

• National parks

What is a motion in the context of a council meeting?

• A type of law

• An idea or proposal discussed and voted on

• A meeting agenda

• A public announcement

What is one argument against curfew bylaws mentioned in the text?

• They show disrespect and distrust towards teens

• They increase the number of public meetings

• They allow too much freedom for young people

• They make it difficult for adults to go to work

Which type of local government includes cities, towns, and villages?

• Urban local governments

• Rural local governments

• First Nations reserves

• Métis settlements

How did the three students manage to live for a week without spending money?

• They used their savings

• They borrowed money from friends

• They persuaded people to give them food

• They worked part-time jobs

Who is responsible for ensuring that school board decisions are carried out?

• Principal

• Superintendent

• Teacher

• Student

How often are school board trustees elected?

• Every year

• Every two years

• Every three years

• Every four years

What type of programs might Alberta public schools offer besides English language programs?

• Spanish Immersion

• French Immersion

• German Immersion

• Italian Immersion