Civic Participation

Multiple Choice

What are civic duties?

• Responsibilities of a citizen

• Rights of a citizen

• Privileges of a citizen

• Benefits of a citizen

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of a civic duty?

• Voting

• Traveling

• Shopping

• Watching TV

Multiple Choice

What is one responsibility mentioned as a civic duty?

• Paying Taxes

• Going to the gym

• Reading books

• Playing sports

Multiple Choice

Which civic duty involves participating in a legal process?

• Serving on a Jury

• Attending a concert

• Joining a club

• Visiting a museum

Multiple Choice

What is required for military service as a civic duty?

• Registering for the Draft

• Enrolling in college

• Starting a business

• Learning a new language

Multiple Choice

At what age are citizens usually eligible to register to vote?

• 16

• 18

• 21

• 25

Multiple Choice

Why is it important to research candidates and issues before elections?

• To save time

• To make informed decisions

• To follow trends

• To avoid voting

Multiple Choice

What types of elections should citizens understand?

• Local, state, federal

• National, international, local

• State, regional, global

• Federal, municipal, global

Multiple Choice

What is the impact of voting?

• It has no impact

• It shapes policies and leadership

• It only affects local communities

• It is a formality

Multiple Choice

What is one benefit of respecting different opinions in a democracy?

• It promotes a healthy exchange of ideas.

• It encourages echo chambers.

• It limits problem-solving.

• It increases personal attacks.

Multiple Choice

What does respecting different opinions prevent?

• Groupthink

• Civil discourse

• Comprehensive problem-solving

• Common ground

Multiple Choice

What is an important reminder about disagreement mentioned in the document?

• Disagreement means disrespect

• Disagreement should be avoided

• Disagreement doesn't mean disrespect

• Disagreement is always negative

Multiple Choice

What is pledged allegiance to in the Pledge of Allegiance?

• The flag of the United States of America

• The President of the United States

• The Congress of the United States

• The Supreme Court of the United States

Multiple Choice

What two qualities are promised for all in the Pledge of Allegiance?

• Peace and prosperity

• Liberty and justice

• Freedom and happiness

• Honor and respect