Duties & Responsibilities (CE. 3c, 3d)

Which of the following best completes the shaded part of the table? 

• paying income tax
• participate in government
• petition elected officials
• register and vote

A young person getting involved in community service efforts is an example of _______.

• welfare
• duties
• equality
• volunteering

Actions that are required by law so that our government may be effective of all U.S. citizens are known as what?

• Civic Mandates

• Civic Duties

• Civic Responsibilities

• Civic Trusts

Select the following actions that are considered civic duties. Choose all that apply.

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What do we call actions that citizens perform voluntarily to promote the common good?

• Civic Mandates

• Civic Duties

• Civic Responsibilities

• Civic Trusts

What is the difference between civic duties and civic responsibilities?

• Civic duties only apply to those who are over 18 years of age.

• Civic responsibilities are more important.

• Civic responsibilities are mandatory actions.

• Civic duties have legal consequences if not performed.

Which of the following are examples of performing community service choose all that apply.

• Studying for a test so that you get a better grade.

• Volunteering to help your church clean up along the sides of the highway.

• Tutoring younger students in your school.

• Participating on a recreational sports team.

• Spending time with the residents at a local nursing home.

Which of the following actions are considered civic responsibilities? Choose all that apply.

• Registering and voting in elections.

• Obeying the laws.

• Participating in politics or holding elective office.

• Respecting the rights and opinions of others.

• Serving in the armed forces if drafted.

Civic Duty or Civic Responsibility?
serving in the armed forces, if called to do so

• Civic Duty
• Civic Responsibility

Civic Duty or Civic Responsibility?
contributing to the public good through community service

• Civic Duty
• Civic Responsibility