Rights of Citizens

Grade 4 Social Studies Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Circle the answer.

  1. Which action is an example of using freedom of speech?

    • voting in an election
    • starting a newspaper
    • gathering with friends in the park
    • giving a speech about saving the park
  2. Which right lets citizens choose the leaders who make laws?

    • freedom of the press
    • the right to assemble
    • the right to vote
    • freedom of religion
  3. Which right do citizens 18 and older have that younger children do not?

    • the right to vote
    • the right to assemble
    • freedom of religion
    • freedom of speech
  4. The Bill of Rights mainly limits whom?

    • the government
    • only visitors from other countries
    • only newspapers
    • only children
  5. Mr. Lee's petition gets 500 signatures, but the council still votes no. What does this show?

    • A petition asks but cannot force.
    • The council broke the law by voting no.
    • The signers lost their right to petition.
    • The petition needed the President's signature.
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Rights of Citizens

Answer Key - Grade 4 Social Studies Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the answer.

  1. Which action is an example of using freedom of speech?

    • voting in an election
    • starting a newspaper
    • gathering with friends in the park
    • giving a speech about saving the park
  2. Which right lets citizens choose the leaders who make laws?

    • freedom of the press
    • the right to assemble
    • the right to vote
    • freedom of religion
  3. Which right do citizens 18 and older have that younger children do not?

    • the right to vote
    • the right to assemble
    • freedom of religion
    • freedom of speech
  4. The Bill of Rights mainly limits whom?

    • the government
    • only visitors from other countries
    • only newspapers
    • only children
  5. Mr. Lee's petition gets 500 signatures, but the council still votes no. What does this show?

    • A petition asks but cannot force.
    • The council broke the law by voting no.
    • The signers lost their right to petition.
    • The petition needed the President's signature.