Reviewed Ontario question bank
Community Features and Canadian Identities
Community Features and Canadian Identities — 80 reviewed Ontario Grade 6 Social Studies questions, answers, and full previews.
Curriculum connection
Ontario Grade 6 Social Studies
explain how various features , including built, physical, and social features of communities, can contribute to identities in and images of a territory and/or country (e.g., built features such as memorials, different types of buildings, parks, canals, dams, railroads; physical features such as climate, landscape, vegetation, wildlife; social aspects such as cultural traditions, religious celebrations, economic bases; geographic, political, and/or socioeconomic boundaries between communities) , and assess the contribution of some of these features to images of and identities in Canada (e.g., with reference to resource-based communities such as mining or logging towns or fishing outports; the Canadian winter; landscapes such as mountains, prairies, sea coasts, tundra; wildlife such as moose, elk, beaver, bison, cod; the variety of populations with heritages from around the world in neighbourhoods in some of Canada’s largest cities)
- Strand
- A. Heritage and Identity: Communities in Canada, Past and Present
- Expectations
- A1.1
- Student content
- 80 approved questions
- Teacher support
- Answer key included; reading-comprehension sets also include a grading rubric
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