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How can young people be involved in local decision making?

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “How can young people be involved in local decision making?”, from the unit “How does local democracy work?” (Year 7 Citizenship) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. Which word describes having the right to vote?
  2. The minimum age you can register to vote in Scotland and Wales is ...
  3. Match the voting eligibility criteria to its correct meaning.
  4. What is the name of the event where the main purpose is: to encourage people to register to vote, inform them of the voting process and encourage them to vote on election day?
  5. Put the voting steps into the correct order, starting with the earliest.
  6. Which of these are examples of being an active citizen?
  7. What term is used to describe when people are affected by things like litter, noise or pollution in their local area?
  8. When vermin, pollution, noise and litter begin to affect a local community, it can have a negative impact on people's health and ...
  9. Choose step three from the following options. The correct order for planning a campaign action is to 1) plan, 2) take action and 3) ...
  10. Which of these are ways young people under 18 can influence decisions in their local area?
  11. Match the campaign method with its examples.
  12. Order the words to create a sentence that describes what an active citizen is.

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