Grade 4 · Social Studies · Unit 3 of 6
Citizens & Governments
Symbols, special days and who does what
What your child practises
Practises Canadian and Manitoba symbols, days important to Canadians and Manitobans, democratic ideals, and the municipal, provincial and federal levels of government and their leaders.
Manitoba Curriculum learning outcome: 4-KC-001, 4-KC-002, 4-KC-003, 4-KP-041, 4-KP-042, 4-KP-043 · symbols and special days, democratic ideals, and the purposes and levels of government
Sample questions
A taste of this unit. In the app, questions change every time and get easier or harder to match your child.
Question 1
Which level of government is mostly in charge of local roads and garbage pickup?
- federal
- municipal
- provincial
Show answer
municipal
Hint: Cities and towns look after local services.
Question 2
September 30 is the National Day for…
- Canada
- Flags
- Truth and Reconciliation
Show answer
Truth and Reconciliation
Hint: People wear orange shirts to learn about residential schools and to show respect.
Question 3
Which day do we remember people who served in wars?
- Remembrance Day
- Louis Riel Day
- Canada Day
Show answer
Remembrance Day
Hint: It is on November 11.
Question 4
Where does Manitoba's government meet?
- Brandon
- Ottawa
- Winnipeg
Show answer
Winnipeg
Hint: The Legislative Building is in Winnipeg.
Question 5
Which of these is a democratic ideal?
- ignoring people
- equality
- unfair treatment
Show answer
equality
Hint: Equality means people are treated fairly.
Question 6
One purpose of government is to…
- grow your food
- pick your friends
- make rules and laws
Show answer
make rules and laws
Hint: Governments make laws and provide services.