Rights of Citizens

Grade 4 Social Studies Worksheet

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Circle the answer.

  1. Which right do citizens 18 and older have that younger children do not?

    • the right to vote
    • the right to assemble
    • freedom of speech
    • freedom of religion
  2. Which action is an example of freedom of religion?

    • marching in a parade
    • voting for a mayor
    • a student wearing a religious head covering
    • starting a newspaper
  3. A town council wants to close every newspaper that disagrees with it. Which right would this break?

    • the right to assemble
    • the right to vote
    • freedom of the press
    • freedom of religion
  4. Who can vote in U.S. elections?

    • anyone 10 and older
    • only people born in that state
    • only people who own homes
    • citizens 18 and older
  5. A town holds an election for mayor. Which right are adults using when they mark their ballots?

    • freedom of the press
    • the right to petition
    • the right to vote
    • the right to assemble
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Rights of Citizens

Answer Key - Grade 4 Social Studies Worksheet

Circle the answer.

  1. Which right do citizens 18 and older have that younger children do not?

    • the right to vote
    • the right to assemble
    • freedom of speech
    • freedom of religion
  2. Which action is an example of freedom of religion?

    • marching in a parade
    • voting for a mayor
    • a student wearing a religious head covering
    • starting a newspaper
  3. A town council wants to close every newspaper that disagrees with it. Which right would this break?

    • the right to assemble
    • the right to vote
    • freedom of the press
    • freedom of religion
  4. Who can vote in U.S. elections?

    • anyone 10 and older
    • only people born in that state
    • only people who own homes
    • citizens 18 and older
  5. A town holds an election for mayor. Which right are adults using when they mark their ballots?

    • freedom of the press
    • the right to petition
    • the right to vote
    • the right to assemble