In KS2 Citizenship lessons, you will learn about communities. Communities are groups of people with common interests. We all belong to several communities such as our street, town, county, country or the world. We also have religious communities such as Christians or Muslims.
In a classroom there is a group of people, both children and the teacher, who have a common interest. Can you think what that common interest might be? It might be geography if it’s a geography lesson, or more generally it might be education.
In this quiz we test your knowledge of communities and how people can have similarities and differences.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Citizenship in the community
A family isn't a community
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There are over 50 million people living in England
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People living in the world includes everyone - even you!
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Both Leeds and London are in England
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Edinburgh is in Scotland and Manchester is in England however these countries are both part of Great Britain
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Both France and Germany are part of Europe
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Wales and China are a huge distance from each other, but both are part of the world
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Sikhism is a type of religion
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Remember we are asking for all the similarities
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Yasmin is a Muslim which means she follows the Islam religion and Sarah is a Christian which mean she follows Christianity - two different religions
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