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  1. Along with rights, Canadian citizens also have responsibilities. Which of these is a responsibility?

    Answer: Obeying the law

    Obeying the law is a key responsibility of Canadian citizenship.

  2. Which of the following is considered a responsibility of citizenship rather than a right?

    Answer: Serving on a jury when called

    Serving on a jury when called is a responsibility, while the others are rights or freedoms.

  3. Paying taxes in Canada is best described as a:

    Answer: Responsibility of citizenship

    Paying taxes is one of the responsibilities citizens accept in exchange for rights and services.

  4. Which is both a right and a responsibility for eligible Canadian citizens?

    Answer: Voting in elections

    Voting is described as both a right and a responsibility of Canadian citizens.

  5. Protecting and enjoying Canada's natural and cultural heritage is described as a:

    Answer: Responsibility of citizenship

    Taking responsibility for oneself and helping others, including caring for Canada's heritage, is part of citizenship responsibilities.

  6. Which document outlines both the rights and responsibilities mentioned during the citizenship process?

    Answer: The Oath of Citizenship and study guide (Discover Canada)

    The citizenship study guide and the Oath of Citizenship set out the rights and responsibilities of citizens.

  7. By taking the Oath of Citizenship, a new citizen pledges to do what?

    Answer: Faithfully observe Canada's laws and fulfil duties as a citizen

    The Oath includes a pledge to observe the laws of Canada and fulfil the duties of a citizen.