Understanding Citizenship: Rights, Responsibilities, and Engagement
Citizenship PSHE
General
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A medium difficulty Citizenship PSHE worksheet on foundations of citizenship for grade 10 students. Includes questions on Foundations of Citizenship, Law and Justice, Community and Identity.
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Understanding Citizenship: Rights, Responsibilities, and Engagement
Subject: Citizenship PSHEGrade: General
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Understanding Citizenship: Rights, Responsibilities, and Engagement
Citizenship PSHE
Instructions: Read each question carefully and answer to the best of your ability. For multiple-choice questions, select the most appropriate option. For short answer questions, provide a clear and thoughtful response. Complete all questions to enhance your understanding of citizenship. You may use additional paper if needed.
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Foundations of Citizenship
Questions about the basic principles and rights associated with citizenship.
1.
What is one of the fundamental rights of citizens in a democracy?
[2 marks]ARight to vote
BRight to own property
CRight to free healthcare
DRight to freedom from taxes
2.
Describe in your own words what it means to be a responsible citizen.
[3 marks]3.
Which document typically guarantees the rights of citizens in a democratic country?
[2 marks]AThe Constitution
BThe Bill of Rights
CThe Magna Carta
DThe Declaration of Independence
4.
List two responsibilities that citizens have in a democracy.
[2 marks]B
Law and Justice
Exploring the role of laws and the justice system in citizenship.
1.
Why are laws important in a society?
[2 marks]2.
What is the main purpose of a court of law?
[2 marks]ATo make new laws
BTo settle disputes and enforce laws
CTo elect government officials
DTo organize community events
3.
Explain what it means to abide by the rule of law.
[3 marks]4.
What should a citizen do if they believe a law is unfair?
[3 marks]C
Community and Identity
Understanding individual identity and community engagement.
1.
How does active participation in community service benefit society?
[3 marks]2.
Which of the following best describes cultural identity?
[2 marks]AShared language and traditions
BA person's income level
CGeographical location
DPolitical beliefs
3.
Provide an example of a way a citizen can contribute to their community.
[2 marks]4.
Why is it important to respect diversity within a community?
[3 marks]D
Critical Thinking and Active Engagement
Activities designed to develop critical thinking skills and active participation.
1.
Imagine you see a new law that you believe will negatively affect your community. What steps can you take to express your concerns?
[3 marks]2.
Choose one current issue related to citizenship or democracy in your country. Briefly explain why it is important and how citizens can contribute to solutions.
[4 marks]3.
Reflect on a time when you or someone you know demonstrated good citizenship. What was the action, and why was it important?
[4 marks]4.
Discussion Activity: Select a local or national issue related to citizenship (e.g., voting rights, community safety, environmental protection). Prepare a short presentation or debate arguing for or against a proposed solution. Be prepared to share your views with the class.
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- 4/25/2025
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- 12/29/2025
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