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WorksheetsRights and Responsibilities of Canadian Citizenship
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 11mins
Can I have the same job as a man?
Yes, it’s your responsibility
Yes, you have equality rights
No, it’s not possible
Should I be treated fairly in court?
Yes, you have legal rights.
No, if you’re caught by the police you can’t ask for a lawyer.
Yes, you have equal rights.
can I speak my native language on the bus?
Yes, you have legal rights.
Yes, you have language rights.
Yes, you have equal rights.
Should I volunteer in my community.
Yes, you have to right to assemble.
Yes, it’s your responsibility to help others in the community.
No, you should always be paid.
Do I have to serve on a jury in court?
No, if you have work on that day.
Yes, it’s your responsibility to serve on a jury.
Yes, you need to vote for elections.
I got my PR in Alberta but can I live in Ontario?
Yes, you have mobility rights.
Yes, you have freedom of expression.
Yes, you have equity rights.
Should I recycle and reduce my waste?
Yes, it’s your responsibility to protect the environment.
Yes, because you can get money after
Yes, you should or else you will go to jail
Can I say what I think or believe freely in Canada?
Yes, you have the freedom to assemble.
Yes, you have freedom of religion.
Yes, it’s your right. You have the freedom of expression.
Do I have to learn and celebrate other cultures?
Yes, it is your responsibility
Yes, it is your right
No, it’s not important
The government is giving my family money. Do I need to find a job?
Yes, you have to pay for taxes
Yes, you have to take responsibility for yourself and your family
Yes, because you need to buy a house and a nice car
It is something everyone has. it cannot be taken away from you
(a)
it is something that is expected of you. it is a value or practice that people try to follow.
(a)
is a public citizen who listens to a case in a court of law
(a)
it has 12 jurors that decide the verdict of a case
(a)
