Worksheet

Rights and Responsibilities

Grade 3 - Social Studies - Building Confidence

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  1. Which responsibility matches the right to walk on public sidewalks?

    • keep sidewalks clear
    • keep all shared items forever
    • skip every rule
    • ignore other people

  2. Why is "follow posted safety rules" important?

    • goods are always free
    • rules help protect visitors
    • rules never help
    • maps require it

  3. Which example is a right?

    • speak at a class meeting
    • listen when others speak
    • hiding public information
    • breaking shared materials

  4. Which pair correctly matches a right and responsibility?

    • use the public library; return borrowed books on time
    • vote; hide every opinion
    • return borrowed books on time; use the public library
    • make rules; ignore rules

  5. What should a responsible citizen do when using the right to use the public library?

    • take more than needed
    • erase the map key
    • avoid all cooperation
    • return borrowed books on time

  6. Which responsibility matches the right to use the public library?

    • skip every rule
    • return borrowed books on time
    • keep all shared items forever
    • block the doorway

  7. Why is "keep sidewalks clear" important?

    • neighbors share the space
    • only one person matters
    • maps require it
    • goods are always free

  8. Which example is a right?

    • use the public library
    • breaking shared materials
    • taking every turn
    • return borrowed books on time

  9. Which pair correctly matches a right and responsibility?

    • vote in a class choice; accept the fair result
    • vote; hide every opinion
    • accept the fair result; vote in a class choice
    • make rules; ignore rules

  10. What should a responsible citizen do when using the right to play safely at the park?

    • ignore scarcity
    • follow posted safety rules
    • take more than needed
    • avoid all cooperation
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