Rights and Responsibilities

Grade 3 Social Studies Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Circle the answer.

  1. Which responsibility goes with the right to use the public library?

    • borrow books for free
    • return books on time
    • choose any book you like
  2. Which of these is a right, not a responsibility?

    • waiting for your turn to talk
    • speaking at a class meeting
    • listening while others speak
  3. Why should riders stay seated while the bus moves?

    • So the bus can go faster.
    • So they do not fall and get hurt.
    • So they can see out the window.
  4. Every child has the right to learn at school. Which responsibility goes with it?

    • decide when recess starts
    • pick which lessons to skip
    • let classmates work without noise
  5. Which of these is a responsibility?

    • playing on the swings
    • having a picnic on the grass
    • putting trash in the bin at the park
  6. Sam votes in a class choice. His idea loses. What is his responsibility?

    • accept the result kindly
    • stop helping the class
    • ask for new votes until he wins
  7. Which pair shows a right first, then its responsibility?

    • walk on the sidewalk; stay seated on the bus
    • walk on the sidewalk; keep it clear
    • walk on the sidewalk; ride a bike anywhere
  8. What is a responsibility?

    • something you are free to do
    • something you should do
    • something only adults have
  9. What is a right?

    • a chore you must finish
    • a freedom every person has
    • a rule only for adults
  10. Why should people return library books on time?

    • So the library can close early.
    • So the books stay new forever.
    • So other people can read them too.
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Rights and Responsibilities

Answer Key - Grade 3 Social Studies Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the answer.

  1. Which responsibility goes with the right to use the public library?

    • borrow books for free
    • return books on time
    • choose any book you like
  2. Which of these is a right, not a responsibility?

    • waiting for your turn to talk
    • speaking at a class meeting
    • listening while others speak
  3. Why should riders stay seated while the bus moves?

    • So the bus can go faster.
    • So they do not fall and get hurt.
    • So they can see out the window.
  4. Every child has the right to learn at school. Which responsibility goes with it?

    • decide when recess starts
    • pick which lessons to skip
    • let classmates work without noise
  5. Which of these is a responsibility?

    • playing on the swings
    • having a picnic on the grass
    • putting trash in the bin at the park
  6. Sam votes in a class choice. His idea loses. What is his responsibility?

    • accept the result kindly
    • stop helping the class
    • ask for new votes until he wins
  7. Which pair shows a right first, then its responsibility?

    • walk on the sidewalk; stay seated on the bus
    • walk on the sidewalk; keep it clear
    • walk on the sidewalk; ride a bike anywhere
  8. What is a responsibility?

    • something you are free to do
    • something you should do
    • something only adults have
  9. What is a right?

    • a chore you must finish
    • a freedom every person has
    • a rule only for adults
  10. Why should people return library books on time?

    • So the library can close early.
    • So the books stay new forever.
    • So other people can read them too.