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Printable 6th grade civics exit ticket with multiple-choice questions on rights of citizens and non-citizens in the United States.
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Citizens and Non-Citizens: We All Have Rights Exit Ticket

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This printable exit ticket for 6th graders includes four multiple-choice questions on rights in the United States. Students answer questions about who has rights, what "everyone" means, and whether both citizens and non-citizens have constitutional rights. Use as a quick formative assessment at the end of a civics lesson or unit on citizenship and rights.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
Civics
Grade Level:
6th Grade
Updated April 2026

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